PEET Helmet DryPort Dryer Attachment - Accessory for Ski Helmets, Hockey Helmets, Bike Helmets & Hats - Patented, Silent, Safe on All Liners - Compatible with PEET Dryers - 5 Year Warranty

Dries my helmet very quickly without deformation.

If you have a Peet dryer and a helmet this adds utility. It works better than just placing the helmet on the posts sans mount. For <$20 why not?

Use it for my shoei motorcycle helmet after a day riding or at the track. When I go to use it again no smell, nice and dry. I would recommend you periodically wash the inside of the helmet as I don’t think this does anything to kill bacteria.

I ride to work every day year round, and have a 120 mile commute. For over 10 years, I would carefully put my helmet (currently a Shoei RF1100), boots, and gloves over the various floor vents in my house so that they would be semi-dry the next morning. Sometimes this worked, but more often than not my gear was either damp or somewhat soggy. I'll admit to being a slow learner at times, but this product is definitely one of those "wish I'd bought it years ago" types of things. Now after a wet commute, I drop the helmet on the dryport, hang my boots on the bootdryer, and look forward to the following morning and warm, dry boots and helmet. The glove dryer works, but is extremely inconvenient to use, and I am concerned about tearing the lining on my heated winter gloves, so I use the boot dryer for gloves as well. Not as good for getting the fingertips dry, but it is a lot better than a floor vent! On winter mornings, having pre-warmed boots, gloves, and helmet is a small luxury that makes the first 20 miles particularly enjoyable.

Works good just takes awhile to dry. Not sure if it is because its a newer boot dryer doesnt get very hot like the older one

This is a must for those who have or will have a PEET boot dryer. This attachment spreads dying heat to the proper areas of your helmet. I use my motorcycle helmet almost every weekend and am a very physical off-roader. (Read, I sweat a lot) So my helmet is usually saturated on the inside at the end of the day. I pull out the helmet liners and clean them in a mild soap and water solution reassemble the helmet and place on the cradle. I usually let it dry out overnight and have never had an over drying problem or anything that is too hot. I highly recommend this for all helmet users.

There is little to no noise when my helmet is on this attachment for my boot dryer. The attachment itself is very light and appear to dry the helmet well.

The stand the helmet sits on does not direct airflow so the air just flows around the outside or clumps inside back side of helmet and not around entire helmet to dry front forehead side of helmet.