DryGuard is the first dual-wand dryer built for volleyball knee pads. Slide one pad on each wand, press one button, and wake up to warm, dry, fresh gear.
The $10 reservation is fully refundable, anytime, no questions. It locks the CA$99 founder price (launch price CA$149).
Multi-day tournament. Six matches in. The pads come out of the bag, and…
"My daughter's kneepads could kill a man!"
volleyball mom, parents' forum"She took her knee pads off in the car and I thought I was going to die."
volleyball mom, parents' forum"Volleyball gear rode on the roof, not inside the vehicle."
volleyball parent, parents' forumHang-drying takes 12+ hours. Machine dryers cook the foam and kill the elastic. DryGuard was designed around the pads themselves.
1 · Slide them onOne pad on each flexible wand — fits every major knee pad brand.
2 · Warm air, never hotGentle 40–50 °C airflow dries from the inside out without damaging foam or elastic.
3 · Fresh by morningOvernight on the nightstand — dry, warm, and ready. Finish with the included Gear Fresh Mist.DryGuard started in a Manitoba hotel room on night two of a weekend tournament — soaked knee pads on the shower rod, still wet at 7 a.m., and a whole gear bag that had to ride home in the trunk with the windows cracked. We've been in that room. We built the thing we kept wishing existed.
Sunday morning, she packs warm, dry, fresh pads — and walks into the championship thinking about the game, not the gear.
Yes — fully, anytime, no questions, one email. It exists so we build the right number of units, not to trap anyone.
First production run is planned for the 2026–27 club season. Reservation holders get first units and weekly build updates.
That's the whole design. Dryers and heaters run hot enough to melt foam and kill elastic — DryGuard uses high-volume warm air capped at 40–50 °C, the same "warm, never hot" rule every pad manufacturer recommends.
Knee pads first — but the wands fit hockey gloves, wrestling knee pads, elbow pads, soccer shin guards, and goalie gloves.
An optional UV-C cycle helps reduce odor-causing bacteria that grow in damp gear. It's an assist between proper washes — not a replacement for them.