Wet boots aren't the problem; cold feet are. My husband has been warming his (already dry) boot with a hair dryer. Would this warm dry boots?
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This warms my running shoes in cold Seattle winter days thoroughly. I think mine felt warm for the first 3-4 miles of my run, at least. By then, the rest of my body had warmed up. Just plan to start the warming ahead so there will be enough time.
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Absolutely. They sell feet warmers that are flatter and shaped more like the toe and ball of your foot. It is much more comfortable in your shoe/boot. The hand warmer is smaller and will ball up a bit which does not give the entire top of the foot warmth. The foot warmer has adhesive on the bottom so it won't move around in your shoe. The hand warm of course doesn't. I only use the hand warmers for my feet if I run out of the foot ones. vice versa doesn't work.
667730
No problem :) I also dry them on low heat then let it air dry if it's still damp. I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but so far mine have held up.
1297145
Yes you can dry four boots at once as the airflow is split evenly between all four vents, however you will need to purchase a 2nd set of boot extensions from the Maxxdry website, or I would purchase the "Rider" set which includes 4 boot extensions as well as helmet extensions. Here is the link on amazon to the "Rider" package: MaxxDry Rider Dryer Package
150704
I have dryed my dive booties after wash in fresh water!! just have to watch because they dry faster! Hope this helps?
1651787
It works! I have never used a product like this. Your dry heel will be smooth like other normal person's. If you always stay in a dry environment, maybe your heel will be dry again, but trust me, it is a real good product!
634907
There should be. I wore a pair of wool socks for warmth and comfort because I didn't have neoprene socks with me. My socks got wet, but my feet weren't as cold as they would have been without them on a very windy and cold canoe trip.
930703
I think you put too much on. Usually apply a thin coat by rubbing it on with my finger, then let the boots sit somewhere warm.
208998
No, the water that DampRid absorbs is from the air ;) just place the boots close to a space heater to get dry faster ;)
769504
You could try it. The air may not circulate properly. Heat rises, so it may make the table hot. Is your goal to warm your feet?
272987
The material has been brushed which makes the interior of the sock feel plush, rather than wool. I didn't have the same experience as others did. I drank the koolaid but My feet never got hot, Or warm from wearing these socks. I'm a professional hunting guide. Invest in some 800-1200 gram thinsulate boots. Good luck
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I didn't use it on boots, but I would think it would work, because ankle boots are so similar to shoes. It really worked for my shoes.
36549
These socks are tough to rate for activities like that. It will certainly keep your feet dry in terms of outside snow, but your feet will end up very wet due to sweat, as they do not breath at all. Think of it like wearing a wetsuit on your foot.
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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.
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I measured this thing to get to 165 degrees, so if you want warm boots, you could put this on a timer to start about an hour before you need them and they will be plenty warm.
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Yes! However, you have to stagger the height of the boots such that one pair is on the risers and the other pair mounted without the risers. There is approximately 2" between the risers (forward to rear direction) so mounting two pair of most any boots at the same height is rather tight. I use the dryer mostly for wadding boots but have dried my ski boots with it as well. Works good! For soaked wadding boots it generally takes two cycles of the timer to fully dry the boots.
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Just put the boots on and leave them on for an hour, then stick your hands in the boots... They should feel warm, if not, send it back...