dry out your ski boots quickly - boot dryer

During many spring days, I went home from an epic day on the mountain and found that my boots were nothing more than a bucket of soft sweat.
During a multi-day ski trip, this is a huge problem when you need to use your boots for multiple days in a row.
You know, the heating rollers for those commercial boot dryers are surprisingly slow, and you usually get hot sponge mess in the morning instead of cold sponge mess.
Starting an epic day on the mountain is not an interesting way!
Well, my experience tells me that there is a lot more air flow to evaporate water than steam heat.
So, in order for your boots to be as dry as possible, try to use a little forced air instead of heat.
The best way to achieve this is to grab a few chassis fans and an old AC adapter that outputs 12 volts.
Use those small cylindrical curl connectors.
They provide you with the fastest, safest and most reliable connection.
First touch the adapter wires on the fan wires to see which way they rotate.
Then put everything in the connector and do it!
Try to place the fan in such a way that you can feel the air escaping.
These boots dry overnight.
They also work for shoes, hiking boots, xx boots and any other wet shoes you may have.