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DryGuy ThermoFeet Heated Shoe Inserts
ThermoFeet are heat reflecting mirrors that are 99% effective. ThermoFeet technology installs between your feet and insole. They are 1.4 millimeters thin, and will not affect fit. ThermoFeet reflects thermal wavelengths to keep your feet warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
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DryGuy MaxxDry SD Shoe/Boot Dryer
The DryGuy(r) MaxxDry SD(tm) shoe/boot dryer is a safe, simple, overnight way to dry footwear. It utilizes thermal convection with naturally rising warm air to remove dampness, perspiration, and odor from all types of shoes or boots. Warm air gradually rises to dry rain-soaked shoes or hard-to-dry boots harmlessly.
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THERMOFEET: Thermofeet are heat reflecting mirrors that are 99% effective. Thermofeet technology installs between your feet and insole. They are 1.4 mil thin, and will not affect fit. Thermofeet reflects thermal wavelengths to keep your feet warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
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DryGuy MaxxDry TC Turbo Circulator
The DryGuy(r) MaxxDry TC(tm) provides the comfort of home while on the road. A mighty "CPU" fan creates the "Forced Air" flow that's heated by uniform ceramic heating tiles, which warms footwear in minutes and dries in hours. The small and streamlined design delivers dry and warm performance when and where you need it. It comes with a 12-volt plug for your automobile, RV or camping trailer, and a household adaptor for standard wall outlets.
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Transporter Portable Boot Dryer
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DryGuy Wide-Body Boot Dryer
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Eliminate a primary source of heat loss through the bottom of your footwear with Dryguy™ ThermoFeet™ Insoles, and stay warmer – or cooler – when it counts. ThermoFeet technology installs to the bottom of your insoles and utilizes 99% pure aluminum to achieve a 98% efficient reflection of body heat. By reflecting thermal wavelengths, ThermoFeet ensures your feet will stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The same thickness as a dollar bill, Thermofeet will not affect the fit of your footwear...
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