FORLIM [Upgraded Temperature Control] Boot Dryer for Work Boots - Shoe Dryer with 24-Hour Delay Timer, Portable Glove Dryer & Boot Warmer, Automatic Shut-Off Timer, Folding Design, Smart Panel, Black

This works so well!!!! It dried out my mittens and my gloves after snowboarding when they are all sweaty. I did my snowboard boots too and my ski boots. It takes about an hour or so for the boots but like 30 minutes for gloves. The temperature regulation works great because you can either blow cold air or warm air. The ozone feature surprisingly works too and removes like the musty smell. It leaves kinda a weird smell after but I just sprayed febreeze once its dry. Its super easy to set up. Id recommend putting it in garage when ur using it because it kinda leaves a weird smell throughout the house.

Good price and quality,get the job done easily. Safe to use!

When I opened the box, I was less than impressed. The plastic felt cheap and when you move the dryers, the plastic creaks and groans. BUT, it works VERY well and is effective! I was pleasantly surprised. The only thing I have a gripe about is the fact that the fan/dryer timer only goes to 99 minutes. Other than that, I do approve of this!!

I used to dry my composite toe boots. Drive some quickly. I'm not really sure if the what sanitizing feature really works. Anytime I put it on that feature it makes a lot of noise. I usually set the timer and just leave it alone. I love that it's foldable. I'm taking it to the hotel room with me when I have to flag out of town in the rain I hate wet boots. I even pop my boots on this dryer on really cold mornings before I had to go to work just to warm them up

I’m extremely disappointed and honestly shaken after using this boot dryer. I had only used it around 12 times, so it was still fairly new and never abused. I was drying a pair of cowboy boots like I had done before, when I suddenly heard a loud boom from the room it was in. When I ran in, my boots were literally on fire while still on the dryer. This was not a case of leaving it on for days or misusing it — it was being used exactly as intended. A product that’s supposed to safely dry footwear should NEVER become a fire risk. This could have easily turned into a house fire if I hadn’t been nearby. I would strongly caution anyone thinking about buying this, especially if you plan to leave it running unattended like most people do with dryers. This was a dangerous and unacceptable failure.

Excellent product. It works amazingly for me. Every time I get home from work I put it on my shoes and it keeps them very dry.

I purchased this shoe dryer in December 2024 and loved it at first. It worked really well and dried shoes quickly. Unfortunately, after about 14 months it stopped blowing warm air and now only blows cold air, so it no longer dries shoes. I’m very disappointed because it worked great while it lasted, but I expected it to last much longer.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Works well. I use it for my climbing shoes and it's exactly what I was hoping it would be. Three heat settings, ozone and a timer that goes up to 99 min (and remember's it's last setting). One of the buttons broke after about a month and the customer service was great - I just got the free replacement they sent me and couldn't ask for more.

I'm pretty sure I recieved a used unit but it seems like it's in ok condition. I had a different unit before this and the heat was very inconsistent and unreliable. I did some tests on this unit and it seems good. High heat tops out at about 46C and low is about 28C. It does take about 6-8 minutes to come to high temp, which isn't quick, but it's reasonable. The ozone feature does make noise, but it's not too bad. Smell is mild but does appear to be producing ozone. This seems like the best featured option unit available and the price is reasonable.

It works well, I set it to 90 minutes at low heat and it dries my work boots nicely. I also hit the ozone button, unsure if that works or just makes snapping sounds... I use homemade boot powder, so they don't smell anyway. (half baking soda, half cornstarch and a few drops of tea tree oil and camphor or menthol). They are what they are, seem a little flimsy, but for the price they seem pretty solid. I haven't tried them on really we boots yet, mine are damp after work. I think it would work fine, maybe use high heat for the first while. It is fairly quiet, but a noticeable humming.

Awesome product! Works great!

Worked once. Now it won’t heat up at all. Temp control doesn’t work.

Works great. Used throughout winter for my boots. Lots of heat