is it good for ski boots
1993631
Yes works with most boots this was used in Chicago and used with snow boots and works well.. also it stood over the heater vent perfectly so they dried even faster.
1993632
I use mine for ski boots and they work great provided it is located inside the house. I had mine mounted in the garage and the cold ambient air was to much for the radiant heat to overcome. Works great in my insulated mudroom.
1993633
EXCELLENT! Also dries gloves, hats and socks. We have five, wall mounted, and love the system! Go for it!
1993634
I use it for ski boots. Normally I take my liner's out of the boot to dry. This is recommended but it should work, but slower, if you don't. I love it.
2137138
I used it on my wives boots and it worked fine. I also used it on my work boots and it did not work well. I would stick to using this on tennis shoes or boots like you mentioned.
17395
Mine worked well with regular ankle high Salomon trail shoes (for a Spartan race) so for your boots they may be too short.
1031377
I apply the snow seal and then use a hair dryer to warm the leather. Then rub the snow seal into the leather while the boot is still warm. The boots won't absorb 100 percent of the sealer so you will have a greasy looking boot for the first few times you wear them but that will diminish with time. I love this stuff! Keeps your feet DRY inside the boots.
1031380
There are two possibilities, one of them being that you simply put more on the boots than they could absorb. The other possibility is that your boots were too cold to absorb but little of the snow seal. Thus, heating your boots (I have had the best results with sunlight) should probably work better.
1031283
Absolutely! My husband dries out his leather boots on it, my kids have misc shoes (leather included) and it works awesome! We used it every day over the winter. I recommend this one.
2010272
Yeah, it has a bit of a lip. I'd say in the 1/2 range. It's good for snow and water on shoes but they are not deep.
1612610
It would likely hold well, but dry to lumpy for comfort for insoles. I've used it to glue soles on slippers which works well, and holds for a long time.Used shoe glue in the past for outer soles, and found it worthless, which is why I tried Gorlla this time.
2099695
Yes, your boots are well protected. allow Obernauf's to dry and buff with a old towel. I've use this product on Brooks bicycle saddles for years.
1557198
I had never heard of UGG boots before but looked them up on the net. If I'm correct they are natural leather,some are suede, but natural leather. If this is the case , and this is from the can "CLEANS THOROUGHLY WHILE RESTORING THE NATURAL PRESERVATIVE LEATHER OILS'. I've used it for many years on just regular leather, mostly muddy boots, with good success. The directions are on the can, of course, but you just use a soft brush and plain water and scrub. Then let dry. I see no reason why it wouldn't do the job for your use. Hope this helps!
1087463
Good for shoes, men's and women's. Flat heel women's ankle boots should be OK.
1023629
I would think so I know they hold waders for hunting they are pretty sturdy but I have never put ski boots on them
680417
I use it on boots, running shoes, and ordinary shoes. It works great on all of them. I usually run in the morning, often on trails. So, my running shoes are often wet. I'm glad to have the boot dryer to dry them quickly and keep them in good condition.
452786
I used Shoe Goo with great success on my construction work boots that were separating from the heal, and it stuck and stayed on very well. I would give it a try.
2060659
Yes, they could because those are more normal size shoes. If someone wants to use these on Alpine ski boots by a larger size then what you think you need.
107482
Yes, I think so. I have only used it for a few weeks now but so far my boots are water-damage free. However, this does not protect from salt buildup so be careful!
680418
It works great on anything. Shoes, boots, gloves, helmets (with the right attachments, of course) are all dried in minutes.