Grakksaw Boot Dryer

[Keith5579]

Got an email today from Grakksaw showing their Backcountry boot dryer is on sale for $35.

Backcountry Bootdryer | grakksaw

This is a pair of bootdryers. One for each boot! USB-C (2025 Version): USB-C female adapter included. Weighs 6oz.USB-A (2025 Version): 6ft Cable included while supplies last. Weighs 6oz. Lightweight: Tips the scales at 6.0 oz. Durable: We took the original design and totally revamped it! It's...

www.grakksaw.com

 

[Pgohil]

Thank you!! Ordered a set, those would have been a game changer for me on a few hunts

 

[JohnnyB]

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Poser]

Thanks for the heads up. I've been waiting for a deal on these.

 

[Oakman]

Very much needed last Fall. Ordered mine. Thank you

 

[bayou0509]

Hard to pass that deal up, I'm in for one.

 

[JREG19]

Thank you sir

 

[Carr5vols]

What is the time reduction for drying vs just air drying in a non-hot tent for anyone who has used these...

 

[Carr5vols]

Also how many Mah are used on a portable charger to dry boots if anyone knows that as well...

 

[TimberHunter]

Thanks, ordered one


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[alexnelon]

What is the time reduction for drying vs just air drying in a non-hot tent for anyone who has used these...

If not none, close to none. Warm, dry air is the magic in the beans.

I would not use it without a fire nearby.

Caveat being that if you’re road hunting and the truck heater is running full tilt going spot to spot, they speed up the process a ton.

 

[Buglebrush]

Much appreciated!

 

[TimberHunter]

If not none, close to none. Warm, dry air is the magic in the beans.

I would not use it without a fire nearby.

Caveat being that if you’re road hunting and the truck heater is running full tilt going spot to spot, they speed up the process a ton.

I find this a bit hard to believe…? Moving air (even if cold) into and out of a boot should significantly help reduce the dry time wouldn’t it?


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[alexnelon]

I find this a bit hard to believe…? Moving air (even if cold) into and out of a boot should significantly help reduce the dry time wouldn’t it?


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Yeah technically but if you’re in a 20 degree tent for 6 hours to sleep, changing the time to dry from 24 hours to 17 hours isn’t doing anything in real life.

 

[longrangelead]

I find this a bit hard to believe…? Moving air (even if cold) into and out of a boot should significantly help reduce the dry time wouldn’t it?


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it's kind of the same as having your boots sitting on the ground in the tent vs hanging them up in the peak with a stove.
ya, they'll dry on the ground but, they'll dry in ¼ the time up in the peak even without the dryers. the dryers speed it up even more.
plus, who doesn't prefer warm boots in the morning!