Patent pending · Made for people who work

Wet gloves?
Not anymore.

GloveDash mounts to your defrost vent and turns the drive between jobs into a dryer cycle. Warm air in. Damp gloves out.

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Black GloveDash mounted on a truck dashboard beneath a rain-beaded windshield

Printed to order · Indiana

Dry gloves by your next job · Real prototype · Real weather · No batteries

The all-day problem

Your next job shouldn't start with wet gloves.

Soaked by the first job. Still soaked after lunch. You put cold, wet leather back on three times a day—or buy another pair every few weeks. GloveDash gives the heater and AC already in your truck a better place to send the air.

Outlets or batteries

Gloves per cycle

Minutes can dry them

Why it works

Air where the glove needs it.

See the setup →

Inside-out airflow

Perforated tubes run inside the fingers, so warm defrost air moves through the glove instead of just around it.

Your dash stays clean

One low-profile home keeps muddy gloves off the dash and the floorboards. Zip-tie it down once and leave it there.

Summer works too

Run AC through the tubes or leave them vented. Gloves cool down, breathe, and stay less musty between jobs.

Two black GloveDash tubes with vent slots and open hubs on a truck dashboard

Built for the cab

Mount it once. Forget about it.

ASA plastic is UV-stable and heat-resistant for dashboard life. The tubes twist on, pull off for cleaning, and stand angled so gravity helps the water leave.

See how it mounts →

Real product, real truck

See what ships.

No renders or mockups. These are GloveDash units straight off the printer and into the cab.

Black and safety green GloveDash units with angled drying tubes

Black GloveDash tray with both drying tubes removed and stored beside it

White work glove drying on a black GloveDash in a customer's truck

Inventor-built

Fifteen years of pulling wire on job sites in Indiana winters. I got tired of putting cold, wet gloves back on after every break, so I built the fix myself, for my own truck first.

“No cords, no batteries, nothing to plug in, just the heat my truck already makes. First one was printed on my bench at home. This is version six, and it rides on my dash every day.”
Brandon R.Founder15-year electricianIBEW Local 855, Muncie, Indiana

My wife Samantha is the reason this exists. She got tired of watching me haul soaked gloves in and out of the house, and she’s the one who told me to quit complaining and build it. She comes on as co-owner when we launch.

Union membership listed as a personal credential only. IBEW and Local 855 are not affiliated with GloveDash and do not endorse it. Patent pending.

Brandon and Samantha seated with their three children at home in Muncie, Indiana — Brandon & Samantha, and the three reasons the printer runs late. Muncie, Indiana.

Dry gloves by your next job

One dryer.
Every workday.

$39

Free USPS shipping. Printed to order in New Castle, Indiana. Ships within 10 business days.

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Wet gloves?Not anymore.