AridHalo™ ski boot heaters
How AridHalo handles wet footwear
Warm air through the ducts
Wet liners and damp toe boxes are a common end to a day on snow. Flexible ducts send warm air into each shoe or boot, reaching from the heel toward the toe.
Built-in purple light
Drying gear often means adding another gadget to the pack. AridHalo has a purple light built into the unit, so there is no separate accessory to carry along.
Digital timer and display
Guessing how long to run a dryer gets tiresome on a trip. A digital display lets you set the drying time and temperature yourself, then walk away while the cycle runs.
Automatic shut-off
The unit shuts off automatically, so you do not have to remember to switch it off.
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Boots that stay damp after a day on the snow are a familiar problem, and a radiator or a car trunk is the usual workaround.
Flexible air ducts slide into boots or shoes, and the cycle is set on a display before the unit is left to run.
- Flexible air ducts reach into tall boots, snow boots and sneakers.
- Digital timer lets the drying time be chosen in advance.
- Auto shut-off ends the cycle on its own, so nobody has to remember to unplug it.
The unit folds flat, which suits a packed duffel on a ski trip, a cabin weekend or a hotel stay. A steady 48°C setting makes these ski boot heaters a straightforward routine for winter gear.
