MEET YOUR NEW SHOE-CARE SIDEKICK

STINKSIE™

Compact Heated Shoe Dryer

Damp shoes today. Need them again tomorrow?

Long shift? Football training? Caught in the rain? STINKSIE sends warm air inside your footwear to help dry out trapped moisture between wears. No stuffing shoes with newspaper. Just a simple drying routine.

Warm Airflow Inside your shoes
Dual Hoses One pair at a time
30–240 Min Auto shut-off timer
£69.99
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GOOD TO KNOW

Your questions, answered.

Does STINKSIE really help with smelly shoes?

Damp shoes can create conditions that make unpleasant odours harder to manage. STINKSIE directs warm air inside your footwear to help dry out trapped moisture between wears.

Drying can be a useful part of your shoe-care routine, but it won't always remove smells already trapped in the material or insoles.

How long does STINKSIE take to dry shoes?

STINKSIE has an adjustable timer from 30 to 240 minutes, so you can choose a drying cycle that suits your routine.

The time needed depends on how wet your shoes are, their material and construction. A selected timer setting does not guarantee that footwear will be completely dry.

Can I use STINKSIE with football boots and work boots?

STINKSIE's two flexible hoses are designed to direct air inside footwear, including different boot and shoe shapes.

Always check the footwear maker's care instructions before using heat, especially with leather, foam, adhesives, waterproof membranes or other heat-sensitive materials.

How does STINKSIE work?

Place the two flexible hoses inside a suitable pair of shoes, connect STINKSIE to power and select your timer.

Its dual fans move warm air through the hoses and into your footwear. Once the selected timer cycle finishes, the device automatically shuts off.

What about shipping and returns?

Delivery costs and estimated shipping times are shown during checkout and depend on your location.

Please review our published Shipping Policy and Refund Policy for current delivery information, return eligibility and any applicable conditions.

THE PROBLEM

The boots come home.
So does the smell.

Wet, sweaty and muddy shoes aren't just annoying. They can make your car, home and morning routine harder than they need to be.

Football pitch after training
01 / AFTER TRAINING

After training

“Those boots stink out the car.”

Another training session. Another pair of sweaty football boots heading straight back into the car.

Work boots after a long shift
02 / AFTER WORK

After work

“I need these again tomorrow.”

Long day. Damp boots. And another early start before they've had much time to dry.

Everyday trainers
03 / EVERYDAY LIFE

Caught in the rain

“They're still damp in the morning.”

You leave your shoes out overnight. But when you pick them up again, the inside still feels damp.

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Different shoes. Different days. Same frustrating problem.

THE PROBLEM YOU CAN'T ALWAYS SEE
Worn footwear after a day of use
WHAT YOU CAN'T SEE
The outside can feel dry. The inside may still hold moisture.
01 / WHY IT KEEPS HAPPENING

Dry on the
outside. Still damp
on the inside.

Ever put your shoes on in the morning and found they're still damp?

Shoes can look dry on the outside while moisture stays around the lining and insole.

Sweat, rain and daily wear all add moisture. And when you need the same pair again tomorrow, there's not always much time for them to air out.

And moisture matters.

Damp footwear can contribute to the conditions linked with unpleasant smells.

THE EVERYDAY CYCLE

Sound familiar?

01 Shoes get damp

Sweat, rain and everyday wear leave moisture inside.

02 Not enough drying time

Thick linings and limited airflow can slow things down.

03 Same shoes tomorrow

You put them back on. And the cycle starts again.

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You can't stop the rain or the sweat. But you can change how you dry your shoes.

Meet STINKSIE — your new shoe-care sidekick. Dual fans, flexible hoses and adjustable timer.
A SMARTER WAY TO DRY

Still stuffing newspaper inside your shoes?

Newspaper, sprays and air drying can help. But when damp shoes keep coming back, you might want a simpler routine.

Newspaper being stuffed inside a shoe OLD-SCHOOL METHOD

Newspaper

Stuff them and wait.

✓ Can absorb moisture
× Needs changing when wet
× No warm airflow
Shoe freshening sprays next to trainers FRESHENING METHOD

Shoe Sprays

Fresh smell. Same wet shoes?

✓ Can help with odours
× Don't actively dry shoes
× Need buying again
Trainers left beside an open window WAIT-AND-SEE METHOD

Air Drying

Leave them out overnight.

✓ No device needed
× Drying time varies
× Depends on airflow
STINKSIE™ THE STINKSIE WAY

STINKSIE™

Made to dry from the inside.

✓ Warm air inside your shoes
✓ Two flexible hoses
✓ Timer with auto shut-off
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Give the inside of your shoes the attention it needs.

No stuffing. No spraying. Just warm airflow where it matters.

HOW TO USE

A simple 3-step routine.

Set up your shoes, choose your timer, and let STINKSIE do the work.

STINKSIE™
01
STEP ONE

Place the hoses.

Position the two flexible hoses inside a suitable pair of shoes or boots.

02 Choose your timer
02
STEP TWO

Choose your timer.

Pick a cycle from 30 to 240 minutes using the built-in controls.

03 Let STINKSIE run
03
STEP THREE

Let STINKSIE run.

Warm air flows inside your footwear. STINKSIE shuts off when the selected cycle ends.

No complicated setup. Just a simple routine for your shoes between wears.

READY FOR A SIMPLER ROUTINE?

Give your shoes
a better between-wears
routine.

Long shifts. Football training. Rainy days. Whatever leaves your shoes damp, STINKSIE helps you give them some drying time before you wear them again.

Warm airflow inside your footwear
Two flexible hoses for one pair
Adjustable timer with auto shut-off
£69.99
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