SEA Products
610-761-7340
Fishing Boot Drying Systems
Fishing boots and waders are the foundation for fisherman and without proper drying the moisture (sweat) buildup can take a toll on your boots and feet. As moisture builds up, bacteria grows and begins to omit an odor. This is why your boots stink. Remove the moisture and remove smell.
Dry fishing boots and waders will also benefit your feet and help keep them dry and healthy. Dry boots keep your feet warmer by as much as 25%, this is a major benefit in the cold Winter months. Your feet will be warmer by simply drying your work boots each night.
Fishing boots are the perfect environment for bacteria to grow. Not only does this cause them stink but many foot diseases thrive in your boots. Your fishing boots are dark, damp and there is no way to air them out without some type of air movement. By simply removing the moisture, bacteria will have no place to grow. This will the reduce your chances of getting foot diseases like athletic feet.
|
DG1 Long Ranger
-$129.96
(2
DG1 Wide Body-$82.82
(2 for $80.00 ea.)
Dry
|
DG1 Sweet 16
Circulator-$29.95 Dry 2 |
|
for $125.00 ea.)
Same as DG1 with two 48" drying tubes. 
boots or shoes overnight with heat.
Benefits:
The facts are that if you don't remove the moisture from your work boots bacteria will grow and your boots will begin to smell. If you remove the moisture, bacteria will not be able to grow and your boots will not stink.
 | Fly Fisherman can have dry work boots in 3 hours or overnight |
| Bass Fisherman can have dry, moist, odor free work boots |
| Offshore fisherman can go to work with dry warm boots every day |
| Dry, moist-free work boots are warmer, keeping you warmer longer |
| AC (US 110 volt) powered for your convenience |
Facts:
|
Feet and Hands have the highest number of sweat glands per square inch |
|
Moisture breeds fungus and bacteria that create odor and disease |
|
Moist garments are up to 25 times colder than dry garments |
|
Because boots, shoes and gloves are closed end garments, they do not dry well without the aid of dryers |