This is One Weird WARM Winter!!! We here in northern Illinois finally have some snow in our yards, but rain is predicted again for next week. The local ski areas are open, but struggling. Warm, wet and slushy.

One of the drawbacks of warm weather skiing is sweating. Even if you wear your lighter ski clothing that wick and vent, as soon as you exert yourself you start to perspire. So then your gloves and boots are getting wet from the inside. What do you do?

• Do you forget and leave your wet boots and gloves in your boot bag?
• Then you find them cold, smelly and wet the next time you wish to use them. 
• Do you lean your boots and gloves against a floor vent or radiator and hope they dry enough to use the next day?
• This may warm the outside of your boots, but it's not getting to the wet insides.  
• Or do you sit there with a hair dryer, believing that the air is circulating into your boots and gloves?
• A hair dryer really cannot get the right air circulation. Too much air going in blocks the air going out. 

BEEN THERE!  DONE THAT!!

 

In this newsletter I would like to introduce you to...

               the world of Boot & Glove Dryers.  

 

An electric boot dryer or warmer will make your ski or snowboard boots more comfortable and enjoyable.  

 

The 2 main reasons why you should use boot & glove dryers are:

1. Boot & Glove Dryers will remove the moisture that make your hands and feet feel cold.  
2. Boot & Glove Dryers will remove the moisture that mildew and bacteria thrive on.

Keep in mind, you do not want hot air (like from a clothes or hair dryer or heat vent) to dry your boot as the excessive heat will damage your liners. Instead, you want warm air to dry your liners.

Boot warmers heat thermally at 99 degrees and have no moving parts. They dry from the inside out without removing your liners. Dry time depends on the dampness of your boots but usually takes no longer than overnight. If you wish to just warm your boots, it only takes about 30 minutes.

See Happy Feet Dry n Warm boot dryers
See DryGuy DryStix boot dryer

Circulating warm air from a fan works best and is the fastest way to dry your boots.

Gently circulating warmed air can efficiently dry and warm all types of footwear. Some models are good for work, sport and hiking boots, ski boots, snowboard boots, skates, dress and casual shoes, athletic shoes, golf shoes or whatever you need warm and dry.

Some boot dryers are designed for the home while other boot dryers are designed for traveling. So you will need to pick the model that best fits your lifestyle.

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This is the best portable boot and glove dryer/warmer that we tested. The DryGuy Transporter boot dryer has two rotating adjustable arms telescope in and out easily into all boots, skates, and gloves or mittens. Safely warms and dries one pair of boots and one pair of gloves at once

The size allows it to travel easily. It's compact and collapses for easy transportation.

Boot & glove dryers are extremely affordable. The models that we offer range from $24.95 to $89.95.

You have a lot of money invested in your boots, gloves and shoes. Isn't it logical to protect your investment by drying the mildew causing moisture?

Alpine Accessories                                   debbdidit!

We found this boot dryer to be one of the easiest boot dryers to use. There are no moving parts to break and it does not make any noise. It can be mounted to a wall or it can free stand on the floor.

Use it for all of your shoes and boots, not just your ski  boots.

Small enough to go anywhere and warms in minutes and dries in hours!

Plugs into your car so that you can have warm boots when you get to the slopes.

Packs in your boots for on trips.

Use it for all of your shoes and boots at home.

Regina REAL Fur Boots

Regina fur boots are made with real animal fur, not fake fur. Real animal fur more expensive but real animal fur is more weather resistant, easier to care for and warmer than fake fur.

NOW on SALE!
But supplies are extremely limited.

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