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Topic: Best way to dry neoprene booties and gloves?  (Read 3581 times)

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ChuckE

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What's the most efficient way to quickly dry your booties and gloves?

Leaving'em in a warm dry place doesn't seem to work fast enough and a typical clothes dryer is bad for neoprene.  

Have any of you guys tried those boot driers that basically look like a hairdryer with two tubes that insert into your boots?
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stuff 'em with news paper / paper towel.....and then I leave 'em at the back of my truck bed.  :smt023


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I'm guessing that method still leaves you with stinky ass damp boots :thumbdown
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works for me :smt023 I just water them down after every trip. If it stinks really bad - just dip them on soapy water.

My next door neighbor is a surfer - he does the same thing.