Keep those furry paws from clumping up with ice and snow. These boots, engineered for winter weather, are designed to provide warmth and traction on snow and ice for man's (and woman's) best friend. Great for cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing & snowboarding, snowshoeing, skijoring, mountaineering, hiking, or just walking with your dog in snow, ice, and other cold and inclement weather conditions.
Strap a set on your canine companion and enjoy all the activities winter has to offer!
- Vibram® IceTrek® ice-specific sole with snow gripping lug pattern provides superb winter traction
- Three-layer laminated soft-shell upper is DWR coated and is weather-resistant, wind-resistant, and breathable
- Cam buckle ankle strap and cord loop closure system stays on in snow
- Internal grip cuff keeps the boot securely on dog's paw
- Extended gaiter height for added leg protection from elements and ski edges
- 3M™ Scotchlite™ reflective trim offers 360° reflectivity
- Easy to operate & adjust in winter conditions while on the dog's paw
- Sold as a set of 4.
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Reviewed by 5 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 1-5 Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex - 2011: Thought this would be a great thing for my dog, an active 5 yr old golden who I take out in all weather conditions including snow. Measured her paws as instructed and ordered the correct size. I placed them on her, and on of the elastic cords easily fell off one of the boots when I was cinching it down, an obvious defect, but I tied it off and thought I would simply exchange them for a new one. However, I ended up returning the boots for a full refund because the boots would not stay on. After 3 different attempts on 3 different occasions taking the dog out with the boots, they would come off within minutes. This was with normal walking activity. This is a great idea, but at least with my experience, they did not stay on at all.  Pros
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Comments about Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex - 2011: "Helps" keep older dogs from slipping on ice and good for deep snow. Sizes run a little on the large size, measure first. Our Doberman took a small.... Pros
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Comments about Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex - 2011: The most important issue with these sturdy and well built dog boots is that they must fit properly. the first time I sized my dogs' paws I was one size off on each, which made a huge difference. Once I returned and replaced with a size smaller (each) they fit well and stayed on their paws. At first, just put them on for a short period of time (10-15 mins) and work up until the dog is used to them. Pros
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Best Uses Comments about Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex - 2011: My wife and I tried repeatedly to use these boots on our dog. It was difficult to put them on, and once the boots were on, our dog would only take a few steps before off they came again. Pros
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Best Uses Comments about Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex - 2011: The product itself was made well and definitely sturdy. Unfortunately, the boot didn't stay on our dog. We were really hoping it would, as he's got sensitive feet that get chewed up with the snow and ice. Displaying reviews 1-5 |
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Is this price for a set of 4 or are there only 2 per set?Asked on 11/19/2011 by Anonymous from Michigan1 answer
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The RuffWear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex are sold as a set of 4.Answered on 11/20/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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I need to buy my dog a boot with substantial cushioning. A corn on his paw makes it painful to walk (think pebble in a shoe). Does this boot provide the cushioning I'm looking for?Asked on 1/27/2011 by Marcie from Rockville Centre, NY1 answer
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Ruffwear Bark 'N Boots Polar Trex would not provide a lot of padding.Answered on 1/31/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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Second question regarding boots: My greyhound would fit a size small by width but his foot (including nails) is long: 4 inches. Would the size small boot be too short for his foot?Asked on 1/27/2011 by Marcie from Rockville Centre, NY0 answers
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