DRYGUY Force Boot Dryer, Shoe Dryer, & Glove Dryer with Articulating Ports for Ski Boots

First time used was outside return window due to ski trip. Utter rubbish. Only fitted with USA plug, smelt badly of burning plastic while in use, then stopped working and died. Dangerous probably.

I bought a US to UK adaptor plug for this product and after a few seconds it just stopped working. I looked up the Dry Guy company's website and they say that it is not suitable to use outside of the USA, wven with an adapter plug - so why did amazon.co.uk allow this to be sold???

did not work😡

This is not suitable for use on UK 240V, therefore I will be returning it. Why does Amazon UK sell this item??

Worked for 5 seconds! Then did nothing!

Way too expensive, maybe for runners or light shoes it would be OK, but for work boots, especially when wet, it is not good. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't deserve 1 star because it DOES dry my boots (I'm yet to test on soaking wet/muddy boots and I get the feeling that it doesn't provide enough heat or air). It is also not "whisper quiet". Definitely not loud by any means, but think "neighbour hairdrying their hair on the next-door-apartment-balcony" quiet. For heavier boots, such as wet-work boots, the legs rotate 180 degrees, and it's no longer a convenient gadget you can leave at your door every day to dry your boots; it's just an annoying appliance you have to pull out or leave sitting there, looking weird as hell. To be clear, it does not do it in the nice "stood up" fashion that it is designed. The "legs" rotate 180 degrees, so they require 5 minutes to get the balance "just right" so that the telescopic ends can reach the inside of the boot. Even following the instruction manual, the full 240-minute timer doesn't dry the toe area of the boot, so they need to be "shoved in" for lack of a better term, leading to my next point: The telescopic ends are HOPELESSLY weak and required me to tape them up at the highest position, as applying any sort of pressure just makes them go straight back down (literally, the weight of my boots pushes them back down). This needs a lockout system or something. I know it is designed to be portable for hikers, etc., but it makes its function far, far worse and could be so easily solved. Luckily for me, I have boots that have a zip down the side, and it would still NEVER reach far enough into the boot to dry the worst part of the boot, the toe area, so if you don't have this on your boots, I wouldn't recommend it. This is a review for WORKBOOTS. AND IT DOES THE JOB, just not as conveniently as it states, and not with the convenience I would expect from spending the extra $$$ for what I thought would be a great product. Not disappointed enough to return, but definitely disappointed.

I dry my hockey gloves after each game. Flawlessly dries them without shrinking or burning them. No more bacteria leads to less smell. Highly recommended.

This dryer works fast and does exactly what it is supposed to do. It dries out wet boots and gear quickly without damaging them. Very reliable and highly recommended!

It’s 120V which is not mentioned clearly before purchase

Love this dryer! Dries shoes quickly and is easy to use. Knob is a little hard to turn but works as should. Heat level is great and dries completely. I use this item weekly and would buy another.