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DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer

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The travel-friendly DryGuy Transporter™ boot dryer uses efficient air circulation to dry your boots and gloves.

Unique fold-out design warms 1 pair of boots and 1 pair of gloves at the same time
Digital countdown timer lets you keep track of drying time
DryGuy recommends a minimum of 2 - 3 hr. drying time; however, actual drying times vary by degree of garment dampness
Low-volume fan moves warmed air throughout gloves and boots without producing a loud noise
Please note that this dryer does not force a super-heated stream of air through your garments because such heat and application might damage them
Instead, the Transporter gently circulates warmed air through the garment to promote quick drying and light warming
Properly drying gear provides a healthy environment for feet and hands by fending off odor-causing fungus and bacteria that thrive in moist areas
Compact design collapses for simple transportation
Works well with many different types of footwear, including ski boots, snowboard boots, hockey skates, inline skates, hiking boots and work boots
Includes a voltage switch for international travelers

DryGuy has identified and fixed an issue with the blower shaft retention mechanism. As of Sepember, 2009, all DryGuy Transporter boot dryers sold by REI perform with improved durability.

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DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer Customer Reviews

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer

1.7

(based on 10 reviews)

20%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Cons

Poor quality (3)

Best Uses

- Reviewer Profile:
- Advanced (3), Competitive athlete (3)

Reviewed by 10 customers

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Mar

2010

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

The Problem From Sep '09 Is Not Fixed !!

By Quentin Foley

from Stuttgart, Germany

About Me Competitive Athlete

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Pros

Cons

Poor Construction

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

I read the reviews about how horrible this product was, and then read the disclaimer at the bottom about the problem with the product being fixed. I figured at half price why not take a chance - maybe I am getting a bargain on a flawed product that was fixed and now the manufacturer wants to move it out of stock for the next model. Well, it stopped working after 5 minutes!! I waited a bit and tried again - no dice. I did go into this with no expectations, so not too upset. Only inconvenience is having to return it, and finding a boot dryer that actually works. Not disappointed with REI, they have a great business model, and are a great company. DO NOT BUY - PROBLEM NOT FIXED !!!

Feb

2009

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Does not work

By JMY

from Denver, CO

About Me Advanced

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Pros

Highly Adjustable

Cons

Does not dry anything

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

Received this product new and unused as a gift. The fan works, but the airflow is weak and not warm. It did not dry anything for us and I intend to return it.

Dec

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Avoid this product

By kitesurfur

from Massachusetts

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Pros

None

Cons

Doesn't work
Poor Construction

Best Uses

A doorstop

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

Product worked for less than 5 minutes. Fortunately I tested it at home and was not depending on it for a trip.

Nov

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Fan fails in 2-3 months of use

By Dtbrewer

from MN

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Pros

Cons

Fails in short time
Poor Construction

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

When it works this seemed to do OK with Kids boots and gloves. However, I have had two of these and both had the fan fail after less than 3 months of use (run probably two days a week). No air flow = no drying!

Dec

2009

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Broke after using only four times.

By Mark, REI addict

from Ann Arbor MI

About Me Advanced

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Pros

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

This boot dryer seems like a good idea, but the quality is lacking. It took a really long time to dry anything and it proved to not be very durable.

Oct

2009

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

DOES NOT WORK OR LAST _ DO NOT BUY

By love2ski2fast

from denver, co

About Me Competitive Athlete

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Pros

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

This dryer just does not work well - it does not blow enough air to dry boots and gloves at the same time - and it will break very quickly - I bought two of them - they both broke within 3 weeks of use durring the ski season

Sep

2009

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

doesn't last

By KPLNSPhillips

from Wisconsin

About Me Advanced

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Cons

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Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

Purchased in March '09 and used periodically to dry soccer cleats. The unit is dead now after only 6 months.

Mar

2009

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Not Good

By GWMailer

from Phoenix, AZ

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Pros

Cons

Lacks Adjustability
Not Warm

Best Uses

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

Not much air and Dryer does not heat the air. Did not dry anything.

Mar

2009

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great find

By powderSkier

from Seattle

About Me Competitive Athlete

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Pros

Dual powder usage
Highly Adjustable
Lightweight
Quality Construction
Reasonable price

Cons

Best Uses

Cross-Country
Downhill
Telemarking

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

This duo usage dryer uses low heat about 100 F. Can be used in Europe and the US without a heavy transformer when weight is all important when flying. This will not deform your custom fit boot. It works just as the specs say and dries the boots and gloves overnight. It is compact and much cheaper than purchasing a boot drier in Europe.

Jun

2011

4.0

A Work Horse (So Far)

By J Mo

from Big Bear Lake, CA

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Pros

Durability So Far
Easy To Use
Extends Shoe Life
Protects Shoe

Cons

Spendy

Best Uses

Regular Maintenance

Comments about DryGuy Transporter Boot Dryer:

I'm an instructor and I'm in my boots 5 to 7 days a week. I guess I got a good one, I've used this drier nearly every day of the last 2 seasons and so far - knock on wood - it has not failed. Some have written the air flow is weak, but if I set the timer for the full 8 hours, the inside of the liners will be dry the next morning. If the fan was stronger it would also be noisy - no good if you're sleeping in a small Motel 6 room. You'll need to pull the liners out of the shell to thoroughly dry the outside of the liner and the inside of the shell.

I also have a Seirus Boot Toaster and because it's much smaller it may work better for traveling because it takes up less space in luggage. But if you use a Zip-Fit or other heat mold-able liner, the heat from the Seirus Boot Toaster may temporarily reshape the liner. I've also used both driers together and that gives you a much faster dry and toasty boots in the morning.

"Waterproof" gloves (no such thing), if soaked, will still be damp after 8 hours of drying. But if they're not Gore-Tex or they're not soaked, it does a pretty good job.

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