Drying boots of flooded drysuit - solutions?

[Lorenzoid]

Also the TriDri:

TriDri - dries the inside of your drysuit especially after washing using no heat and less power than a 40W light bulb.

Drysuit drier TriDri Drying System

 

[broncobowsher]

DIY for me. 1½" PVC. Bottom frame glued. Legs slip fit in. The feet have 90° elbows and a short stub.
Slip the legs into the suit and invert the suit, feet up. Slip the PVC into the base.

The base is glued and capped PVC, with a shower floor drain added. A super cheap, super quiet, super low energy 12V computer cooling fan is glued to the drain cover. Random old power supply runs the fan. Doesn't move a lot of air, but what little it moves is enough to dry inside the suit overnight.

 

[taimen]

Also the TriDri:

I have a set of two TriDris and they are great. Two units fit into my Santi Drybag under the drysuit. You don't need a separate hanger, just set your drysuit feet up against a wall.
I use a small 6000mAh cell phone battery bank to power them. That lasts for a few hours, enough to dry the suit completely.
DIY is a viable option, but I can recommend TriDry with its telescopic tubing for easy storage.
Using fans that can be powered with regular USB power like tridri fans is also a good idea to copy from TriDri. Power banks are cheap and make a super easy power source also when traveling.

 

[Littlerayray]

I hang my suit by the boots and place my boot dryer hoses not the rear entry to circulate warm dry air through out the suit after 4 or 5 hrs the suit fries up pretty good also taking a fan and lying it down works

 

[taimen]

My drysuit is right now drying in my bathroom exactly like this. The image from Antartic expedition is just much cooler.
The Tridri is a very simplistic solution, and it does it's job very well.

 

[Lorenzoid]

The Tridri is very simplistic solution, and it does it's job very well.

I found that link that I posted a long time ago and kept a mental note, but never bought a TriDri. I just recall thinking it was a cleverly designed solution. I may still buy one (or two).

 

[taimen]

I may still buy one (or two).

Buy two if you decide to buy. That makes hanging your drysuit (like A against a wall) convenient. It also dries both feet at the same time, while chatting in scubaboard

 

[Nomad-Diver]

A local(ish) option for you is page 44 of the catalog below.
http://www.tfmengineering.com.au/TFM Engineering Catalogue 2017-03.pdf

You can either build yourself or buy assembled / ready to assemble.

 

[SeaHorse81]

I just hang it upside down by the boots with this kind of hanger, and place a small fan or--if the garage is cold--a small electric heater a couple feet in front of it so that dry air will waft up into the legs and feet. Works really well and surprisingly quickly.

 

[Paul M]

Alec Peirce has a few tips here on cleaning, hanging and (about 7 minutes into the video) a simple DIY drysuit rack.