Product Description

The DryGuy Circulators are affordable, portable dryers that move air through convection. No fan is used, so moving parts are eliminated. This dryer and warmer moves air heated an average of 30 degrees F, resulting in a body temperature environment and ensuring that temperatures never reach above 99 degrees F. The design features integral molded-power cord strain relief and feet to elevate the Circulator off the boot or shoe to allow complete circulation and foot bed protection.

Product Details

• Size: Circulator
• Brand: DryGuy
• Model: DG8
• Dimensions: 3.40" h x 6.70" w x 11.40" l, .69 pounds

Features

• Plug-in dryers use convection air to warm and dry footwear
• Portable, quiet, and fast
• No moving parts to break down
• Great for getting rid of dampness inside work or hiking boots, gym shoes
• Feet raise dryers above foot bed for increased circulation

Amazon.com Review
There’s nothing like slipping on warm, dry boots before setting off into the woods on a cold snowy day. These DryGuy Circulators do the trick not only beforehand but after the hike, ski trip, or hunt, when that damp footwear needs to be dried out overnight for the next day’s adventure. The two plastic bulb-shaped circulators slip inside any pair of shoes or boots, and each has four feet to lift it slightly off the insole for better ventilation. A line of holes on the top and bottom of each bulb allows air to circulate by means of convection, eliminating moving parts that could break. A six-foot cord plugs into any outlet, and a 32-inch cord connects the two bulbs. Lightweight and measuring 5 by 2 by 1-1/4 inches, the Circulator bulbs make a barely noticeable--but very welcome--addition to a backpack or RV. --Ann Bieri

Customer Reviews

Pos's and Neg's
I bought these for everyone in our family because we ski and snowboard.

The pluses are that these are small and can be easily transported without taking up space. They do dry the boots overnight as advertised. Very convenient that way.

The downside is that these can only be used on boots, because gloves and mittens will not allow enough air to circulate to make the bullet safe to use.

Though more expensive and cumbersome, I ended up getting dryguy's boot dryer (with the four prong things sticking up) as well. We use the boot dryer for mittens and gloves, and the bullets for boots.

If I had it to do over again, I think I'd just buy the even larger boot dryer, and forego the bullets.

these boot dryers are awesome
This is my 2nd pair. I wore the first ones out. They are so small and light, you can use them at home or take them on the road. They make no noise but emit just enough heat to get rid of any moisture that would otherwise make that horrible STINK (you know what I'm talking about). Then in the morning when you are ready to put your boots back on, they are pleasantly warm to start you off with blood in those toes at least for a little while until the conditions dictate otherwise. And on powder mornings or really cold days, I can't live without them. Best 30 bucks I ever spent.

Great Product Great Results Great Price
Theses boot dryers work great. They don't dry boots in two hours, but if you leave your boots on over night, they'll be dry and warm for you the next morning. They aren't very big but they get the job done. They are roughly smaller than the size of chalkboard erasers (if you can remember those from school). They are easy to transport and the best part is they make absolutely no noise! Plug them in right next to your bed and you will not be bothered! I am a Forestry student so I am used to wet boots, I definitely recommend these boot dyers.