DRYGUY Sweet 16 Boot, Shoe, and Glove Dryer
Posted by Blogmaster in Ski Boots, tags: Boot, Dryer, DryGuy, Glove, Shoe, Sweet
- Dries shoes, gloves, and boots up to 16″
- Dries in an hour
- Dries by moving large volumes of warm air over the interior and exterior surfaces of the garment
- 3 Hour timer
- Provides ambient (room temperature) air or air that is heated to an average 99 degrees for safe, even heat
Product Description
DRIES boots, shoes and gloves in AN HOUR. The addition of two 14″ drying tubes with boot anvils enables the drying of boots up to 16″ in height. Just like the original DryGuy DG1 model, the Sweet 16 can handle four garments at once in an hour. The ultra powerful high volume whisper quiet rotary blower provides a blast of heated or unheated air for super fast drying. The Sweet 16 can be reconfigured with the extension tubes removed to easily dry two pairs of gloves or two pairs of athletic and every day work shoes.Amazon.com Product Description
Handy to have around the house and a great tool for hunters and fisherman, the DRYGUY Sweet 16 dryer uses powerful high-volume, whisper-quiet rotary blower to dry your boots, shoes and gloves within 1 to 2 hours. The addition of two 14-inch drying tubes enables the drying of boots up to 16 inches in height. Just like the original model, the Sweet 16 can handle four garments at once. It features a three hour timer and a high-quality thermoset plastic construction. It weighs 4.5 pounds and runs off standard 120V household current. It’s backed by a one-year warranty.
About DryGuy
DryGuy’s patents and technologies were born from hands-on experiences in the snow and outdoors. In 1994, founder Joel Beckett set out to solve the problem of cold feet and hands. By applying lessons learned from 20 years in the aerospace industry, Joel discovered new ways to keep active people warm. Today DryGuy is the country’s leading supplier of footwear and accessory dryers and thermal layering systems. DryGuy’s products are designed to keep you at an optimum level of comfort inside and out.
Entries (RSS)