Will this work with men's work boots? My fiance works outside and now that it's winter his boots get wet and they are difficult to dry out.
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I don't have experience using them in anything but athletic shoes but I think they would work.
201116
i believe they would, my hubby cycles in South Florida in extreme humidity, and he sweats heavily. His cycling shoes and helmet wouldn't even dry overnight inside with air conditioning. I got these and in about 8 hours they were dry and didn't smell. I don't know how they work but he swears by them.
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hmmm...I imagine so, but I used mine on some heels and flats. I would think that what I used it on is a tougher material to stretch than the upper material on boots so I would bet it'd work on tall boots too. Hope that helps
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I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping... » Read More I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. « Show Less
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I've always used it to wash my Gore-Tex jackets in the washing machine. I would imagine if the boots are washable, and all the excess dirt is removed first, it would probably work. I'd check their website and contact the manufacturer.
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I used this on a pair of suede boots. So far it's lasted one winter and I'll spray them again before this winter begins. You should reapply according to use and what you're trying to waterproof. Be sure to use in a well ventilated place. Hope this helps.
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I wear these everyday in my boots and have not had an issue with dampness. I believe the term you're looking for is moisture wicking. Your socks, foot characteristics, and shoe material will also play a role in transferring moisture.
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Not likely. It works by not only coating the tent fabric but soaking in to the fabric a bit. I think it would ruin the leather on boots. I know that there are specially made waterproofing substances for leather though. Best of luck.
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I've never tried to dry waders with mine, but I can tell you that although much shorter, I have no problem drying 2 pairs of bulky Motocross boots simultaneously. So I would think that it should be possible.
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I'm not sure. A men's size 11 winter boot works fine but I'm not sure how it will work for a larger size.
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The answer isn't as simple as yes or no. This product will help with keeping your boots water resistant. Meaning if you walk through the rain you will be fine, but it will not keep your feet dry if you walk through a stream or river. The point of the conditioner is to make your leather still breathable and flexible while adding a layer of protection. They claim that other water proofer's will not allow leather to breathe making your feet warmer if you wear the boots in the summer. I've used both waterproofer and conditioner before and each has it's own place, but this product has kept my good western boots in great shape for about a year now. The answer isn't as simple as yes or no. This product will help with keeping your boots water resistant. Meaning if you walk through the rain you will be fine, but it will not keep your feet dry if you walk through a stream or river. The point of the conditioner is to make your leather still breathable and flexible while adding a layer of protection. They claim that other water proofer's will not allow leather to breathe making your feet warmer if you wear the boots in the summer. I've used both waterproofer and conditioner before and each has it's own place, but this product has kept my... » Read More The answer isn't as simple as yes or no. This product will help with keeping your boots water resistant. Meaning if you walk through the rain you will be fine, but it will not keep your feet dry if you walk through a stream or river. The point of the conditioner is to make your leather still breathable and flexible while adding a layer of protection. They claim that other water proofer's will not allow leather to breathe making your feet warmer if you wear the boots in the summer. I've used both waterproofer and conditioner before and each has it's own place, but this product has kept my good western boots in great shape for about a year now. « Show Less
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I used it on Minnetonka boots and they are now waterproof and look great, so yes.
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I didn't use it on boots, but I would think it would work, because ankle boots are so similar to shoes. It really worked for my shoes.
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These socks are tough to rate for activities like that. It will certainly keep your feet dry in terms of outside snow, but your feet will end up very wet due to sweat, as they do not breath at all. Think of it like wearing a wetsuit on your foot.
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You would do better if you placed your ski boots near a heater or fan....DampRid captures moisture in the air. Hope this helps !!
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They are made of thick rubber, so yes. They will definitely keep your feet dry. But there is no lining in them. You'll need to add a liner or thick socks. I'd guess that if you won't be outside for very long that that would make a decent snow boot if you add liners and/or thick socks. If you are going to be outside for a longer period of time or live in extremely cold climates, then this is probably not the best choice for you.
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Sorry, I have not used it on SW suede boots, but I have used it on a pair of suede ankle boots. Worked great to waterproof and didn't mess up the suede. Hope this is helpful.
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I do not know if they will hold ski boots. My guess is that they wouldn't, as the slots may be too narrow. The slots are only 3 inches or so wide, and squeeze my wader and knee high boots a little, and those boots are flexible.