Can we expect to dry the ski boots?
498107
Drys my dairy boots after working in them for 12 hours, when I get home I drop them in my boots and they are toasty warm at 3am the next day
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.
2232267
No problems with moisture as all. I live in Canada though and I had alot of problems with ice so I just take them off for the winter. Waters no problem though, it just blows out as soon as you let them rip
1329152
they should stay dry unless you have them in an unusually damp area, like a bathroom. Otherwise they should be good where they are.
477678
I wear these everyday in my boots and have not had an issue with dampness. I believe the term you're looking for is moisture wicking. Your socks, foot characteristics, and shoe material will also play a role in transferring moisture.
120484
if you put 47 of these in them, it should dry them. but only if you put them in your socks at 15:48. you must finish putting all 47 filters in each of the socks before it reaches 15:49 though.
302785
Not necessary... dip them in warm water, remove anything trapped in your slipper by hand, and when they're dry, they're ready for reuse.
1712242
I have had success with leather boots that had a single "shot" of cat urine. I can't comment on "soaked" shoes. If the only other choice is to throw the shoes away, I would try Rocco & Roxie and maintain the shoes shape with scrunched up newspaper.
1677779
I,ve used this stuff called camp dry basically the same stuff dry silicone and it want hurt anything but keep your leather or synthetic shoe's dry.
1597370
Of course, just make sure to melt it in with a hair dryer. I use it on every pair of leather boots I go through, reapplying as it gets worn & scratched.
1023630
I do not know if they will hold ski boots. My guess is that they wouldn't, as the slots may be too narrow. The slots are only 3 inches or so wide, and squeeze my wader and knee high boots a little, and those boots are flexible.
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!
2219166
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.
386893
We put saran wrap on n re packed. I would imagine they would dry up if not properly atored
1031379
Probably not much you can do. Your leather has a finish that does not allow the penetration of the Sno Seal. Your best option is to get some Kiwi Wax shoe polish and keep them waxed and polished. If you are using the boots for rough, outdoor activities, the Sno Seal will penetrate in a year or two of wearing off the original sealed finish. Look closely, your boots may not be real leather. Consult the manufacturer of the boot for care and use.
2125584
warm the boots up...in sunny spot maybe? and re buff them. Too much wax makes em sticky. Heat and buff thins the coating.
109834
Depending on how it fits, the boot compartments might damage the front part of your skis. Other than that, if recommend tossing in a lot of clothes to keep the skis and poles from moving around inside the bag.