A winter cycling essential gadget – now with 30% off, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it
Our North American Editor Anne-Marije Rook reckons the DryGuy Force Dry DX shoe dryer is a game changer for wet weather riding, and it has an early Prime Day discount
Cycling enthusiasts who brave all types of weather will find the DryGuy Force Dry DX Shoe Dryer an essential gadget. This device has recently been discounted by 30%, down from $111.99 to $78.75, offering a significant savings opportunity during Amazon Prime Day. The DryGuy, praised by our North American Editor Anne-Marije Rook as "the most essential gadget in her garage," is a compact yet powerful solution to the vexing problem of wet cycling shoes.
In rainy regions like the Pacific Northwest, where there are 190 days of rain annually, keeping shoes dry is a constant challenge. The DryGuy employs a quiet, forced-air central blower that dries shoes in just 1 to 3 hours, depending on the heat setting. With four dedicated drying ports, customizable temperature control, and an integrated automatic shutoff timer, the DryGuy ensures effective and energy-efficient drying without risking damage to delicate fabrics or technical materials.
This device is not only useful for cyclists but also for those who ride in other wet conditions, such as runners and hikers. Its compact size makes it easy to store, and it can accommodate two pairs of shoes or a combination of shoes and gloves. The DryGuy Force Dry DX Shoe Dryer represents a game-changing solution to the age-old problem of keeping cycling gear dry and fresh, making it an indispensable tool for any cyclist.
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