Electric Shoe Dryer

Name: Electric Shoe Dryer
Brand: BagIt
SKU: shoedryer
Price: 45.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$45.00

$73.00

38% Off

Dry in 4 hours, not two days

Dries the inside, where air can't reach

55°C heat: won't loosen the glue, won't warp anything

Cuts bad odors at the source: no more trapped moisture

Also works on slippers, socks, gloves, and boots

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Product Features

Includes: 2 heated inserts connected by a single cable (1 pair of shoes) Dimensions: approx. 20 cm (L) x 7.5 cm (W) x 3.5 cm (H) per insert

Material: fire-resistant ABS shell, perforated 360°

Heating: PTC heating element, constant 55°C

Power: under 20W (less than 3 cents per cycle)

Timer: 3 settings — 4h / 6h / 9h, automatic shutoff

Extra feature: built-in violet light during the cycle

Cable: approx. 1.5 m

Power supply: 220–240V mains outlet

Compatibility: all sizes, kids and adults

Compatible materials: canvas, mesh, smooth leather, suede, synthetic

Other uses: slippers, boots, ski boots, gloves, socks

Delivery and returns

Free worldwide shipping within 7 to 14 business days. Easy returns within 60 days.

Washing? Sorted. Drying? Not so much.

You've probably already tried:

On the radiator — it dries the outside, the glue heats up, the sole warps
Newspaper stuffed inside — you have to change it three times, and it's still damp by morning
Outside in the sun — when there is any. Not in November.
The tumble dryer — the shoes bang around, the machine takes the hit
Waiting — 24, 36, sometimes 48 hours

None of these methods hold up.

So we adapt. We keep a second pair "just in case." We put off washing because we know we'll need them tomorrow morning. Or we put them back on still a little damp.

And that's where it really matters: a shoe that takes two days to dry means two days of moisture trapped in the foam and lining. That's exactly what lets odors take hold.

Here's what happens inside:

You slide the two inserts into your shoes. You pick the duration. You plug it in. That's it.

PTC heating — gentle, constant heat
→ 55°C, never more. The temperature rises, stabilizes, and stays put. That's the difference with a radiator: the glue, leather, and foam go through nothing.

360° drying — hundreds of perforations
→ Warm air circulates through the whole shoe, not just around the toes. The heel, the tongue, the lining: everything dries at the same time.

Built-in violet light
→ Works throughout the cycle to sanitize the inside and neutralize odors.

3-level timer
→ Start it and walk away. The device shuts off on its own.

The result: shoes dry inside and out, odor-free, ready to wear. The next morning, you just put them on.

FAQ:

How long does it take to dry a pair?

Plan on 1 to 2 hours for shoes that are just a bit damp, 4 to 6 hours for canvas or mesh sneakers straight out of the machine, and up to 9 hours for leather or boots.

The same shoes would take 24 to 48 hours to air dry.

Can it damage my shoes?

No. That's exactly the point of the PTC heating element: the temperature stabilizes at 55°C and never goes higher. That's too low to affect glue, leather, or foam. A radiator or a hair dryer, on the other hand, go much higher and in an uncontrolled way.

Which shoes and materials can I dry?

Sneakers, running shoes, dress shoes, boots, slippers, safety shoes, ski boots. Canvas, smooth leather, synthetic, mesh, and suede. All sizes.

How many shoes can one device dry?

One device = two inserts = one pair at a time. For two pairs at once, you'll need two devices.

Does it use a lot of power?

No. Under 20 watts — about the same as a small light bulb. A full cycle costs less than 3 cents.

Can I leave it running overnight?

Yes. The timer automatically cuts the power at the end of the cycle. Plug it in at night, it's ready when you wake up.

Does it really get rid of odors?

The odor comes from moisture left in the foam and lining. By drying quickly and completely, it removes the cause. The built-in violet light also works during the cycle to sanitize the inside.