Thread: Equipment bag is also a drying rack

talked to a few people about it including some shop workers. i was thinking of getting one but they said it doesn't work too efficiently. if you are able to run it two or three times, it's ok. i just saved my money and let it hang out to dry. at my last place i built a rack to hang my stuff and that put things out of the way.

Originally Posted by daxx1313

has anyone heard anything good or bad about the ShockDoctor drying bag?

I know someone who got one and discovered that equipment really doesn't dry all that thoroughly while it's packed in there, dryer or no dryer.

He also said the dryer noise (+ hockey equipment smell) did not make it work-friendly (he was doing sticktime in the morning and hoping that 8 hours of work time drying would make it game-dry by evening .... those hopes were killed).

Originally Posted by JETS GARAGE

This bag has a nice rack too.

Thanks to this innocent post, LGK is the #3 site on the Google image search results for "Nice Rack". (Which explains the 30k page views).


Congratulations! God Bless America!

Originally Posted by beingbobbyorr

I know someone who got one and discovered that equipment really doesn't dry all that thoroughly while it's packed in there, dryer or no dryer.

He also said the dryer noise (+ hockey equipment smell) did not make it work-friendly (he was doing sticktime in the morning and hoping that 8 hours of work time drying would make it game-dry by evening .... those hopes were killed).

It is also the size of a VW bus.

Sonnyboy loves his ShockDoctor bag and I know a few others that love theirs too. Maybe your friend over packed his bag maybe his fan was faulty cuz I hadn't heard either complaint? In the right situation (small apartment) I think it's a good alternative.

Originally Posted by rinkrat

Thanks to this innocent post, LGK is the #3 site on the Google image search results for "Nice Rack". (Which explains the 30k page views).


Congratulations! God Bless America!

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