Built for the people who count on it
Boot & Shoe Dryer specifications
| Included | Set of two pads, one per boot |
|---|---|
| Exterior | Brushed nylon tricot |
| Core | Viscose rayon fiber batting |
| Dry time | Absorbs boot moisture in 6 to 8 hours |
| Absorbs | About a month before needing a dryer cycle |
| Care | Machine dry on normal heat; wash with any laundry |
| Features | Hanging loops |
| Made in | Colorado, USA |
Boot & Shoe Dryer FAQ
How do I use the Boot and Shoe Dryer?
Roll each pad like a tube, insert it to the toe, and cinch the laces tight so the pad touches the lining. Leave it in overnight.
How long does it take to dry my boots?
The pads absorb moisture over 6 to 8 hours.
How do I dry the pads?
Hang them to air dry. Every month or so, run them through any dryer for one normal cycle.
Is the price for one or two?
The price is for a set of two pads, one for each boot.
How long will they last?
Several years at least, as long as the nylon exterior is not damaged.
Still have a question? Call 970-241-5921. A real person answers.
Every piece is built in our own shop.
Built once. Used for decades.
One insulation. Everything we make.
Most bags stitch right through their insulation. Every seam is a cold spot. Wiggy's Lamilite is one continuous layer with nothing stitched through it. It breathes, keeps working when it gets damp, and dries fast.
- For families: no cold spots, so everyone sleeps warm.
- In the field: keeps insulating when it's wet.
- For programs: in service for decades, not seasons.
- At the edge of the map: rated to -60°F.
Outfitting a team?
Rescue units, wilderness programs, camps, and research teams: we'll help you spec the right bags and quantities.