Foldable Shoe & Boot Dryer — PTC Constant Heat, 60/120/180-Minute Timer
Normalpreis
€37,75
Dry by morning
Soaked at 6pm. Dry and warm by 7am.
Stuffing newspaper in your boots does not work. A radiator cracks the leather. A hair dryer takes an hour of standing there holding it. This slides two heated arms straight into the shoe and pushes gentle 48 °C air through the inside until the damp is gone — then shuts itself off.
Inside out
The damp is in the lining, not the leather
Air blown at the outside of a shoe barely touches the part that is actually wet. The arms go in through the opening and release warm air along their whole length, so the insole, the toe box and the tongue all dry — not just the surface you can see.
Drying from the inside is also what deals with the smell. Odour comes from bacteria living in damp fabric; take the moisture away and you take away what they live on.
Bends to fit
Sneakers, work boots, ski boots, gloves
The arms pivot and extend, so they reach down into a tall work boot or fold short for a low sneaker. Angle them up and they hold socks, gloves or a beanie.
Slim enough for a running shoe, long enough for a rain boot — one unit covers the whole hallway instead of one specific type of footwear.
48 °C, held steady
PTC ceramic elements self-regulate at a low temperature — warm, never hot enough to cook glue or crack leather.
Shuts itself off
Pick 60, 120 or 180 minutes. Start it before bed and it stops on its own — nothing left running all night.
Quiet enough to sleep through
130 W of low, steady airflow rather than a loud blower. It runs in a hallway without carrying down the corridor.
Folds flat
Lives in a drawer, not in the way
Most boot dryers are a rigid plastic tower you have to find a corner for. This one folds down to roughly the size of a hardback book and drops into a drawer, a closet shelf or a suitcase.
A carry strap on the body makes it easy to take to a ski trip, a campsite or a hotel — the places you are most likely to be stuck with wet boots and no radiator.
When you need it
One pair of good boots, worn every day
- Rain and slush — the commute soaks them and you need them again in twelve hours.
- Work boots — steel toes hold damp for days and start to smell by Wednesday.
- Ski and snowboard boots — putting on a cold wet liner is the worst part of day two.
- Football, running, hiking — back-to-back sessions in the same pair.
- Kids’ shoes — puddles are not optional, and they only own one pair.
Specifications
The details
| Heating | PTC ceramic elements, constant 48 °C |
| Rated power | 130 W |
| Rated voltage | 220 V ~ / 50 Hz (as marked by the manufacturer — see the note below) |
| Timer | 60 / 120 / 180 minutes, then automatic shut-off |
| Arms | Two, bendable and extendable, fold flat for storage |
| Power cord | 1.2 m |
| Colour | White |
| Certification | CE, RoHS |
| In the box | 1 × shoe dryer with attached cable |
Note on voltage: the manufacturer’s plate lists 220 V / 50 Hz. Please confirm the voltage of the version that ships to your country before ordering — a 220 V unit will not heat correctly on a 110–120 V supply.
Good to know
Questions people ask
How long does a pair take?
Damp sneakers usually need one cycle of 60 minutes. Properly soaked boots, thick liners or leather want 120 to 180. Because the heat is low rather than fierce, it trades speed for not damaging the shoe.
Will it ruin leather or glued soles?
48 °C is around the temperature of a warm bath. That is deliberately below the point where shoe adhesives soften or leather dries out and cracks — which is what happens when people put boots on a radiator or in a tumble dryer.
Does it remove smell?
Indirectly, and that is the honest answer. It does not spray anything or use UV. It removes the moisture that odour-causing bacteria need, which is why shoes dried properly smell far better than shoes left to air. It will not rescue a pair that is already badly gone.
Can I leave it running overnight?
Set the 180-minute timer and it shuts off by itself. As with any heating appliance, run it on a hard surface away from curtains and bedding, and do not cover it.
Does it fit ski boots?
Yes — the arms extend and bend, so they reach into the liner of a ski or snowboard boot rather than sitting at the cuff. Give those a full 180-minute cycle.
Can it dry gloves and socks?
Yes. Point the arms upward and slide gloves, socks or a hat over them. It is the same warm airflow, just aimed the other way.
Shipping & returns
Free standard shipping on orders $49+ ($5.95 flat below that). Estimated delivery 3–6 business days in the US and 7–10 business days internationally, after 1–3 days processing.
30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@lumoraloves.com to start a return.
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