Peet Dryer Glove Attachment, 120v, 1 Phase GDP-6B

I think they would work great if I had ordered the Advantage Peet that forces air instead of just warming the tubes like the Original Peet that I bought. Will keep them and upgrade the Peet next year

The Peet Dryer Glove Attachment is a disappointing and overpriced ($30) addition to the original Peet Shoe Dryer. After testing these with Ozark Trail Men's Ski Gloves, it is clear that the design is fundamentally flawed for anything beyond thin, basic liners. The Main Issue: Single-Vent Design The attachment only features one hole cut into the front side of each side. This creates a massive imbalance in drying: One-Sided Heat: Hot air is pushed into the front/palm side of the glove only. Dead Zones: The back of the glove receives almost zero airflow, leaving the interior damp and cold. Real-World Performance After a long day of work, insulated gloves naturally trap perspiration and moisture. Because this attachment lacks the vents needed to circulate air through thick, warm fabric interiors, it fails to dry them effectively. The front gets toasty, but the rest of the glove remains moist. Verdict: Buyer Beware This might work for basic, thin gloves with no lining, but for insulated work or ski gear, it is a waste of money. The $30 price tag is hard to justify when the engineering doesn't allow for a full, even dry. Results may vary, but I cannot recommend this for heavy-duty use.