Ruffwear Polar Trex Forest Green - Reviews

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19.12.2019

I needed a boot that I knew I could depend on. I trust Ruffwear with all of their outdoor gear for our adventures, and when we moved to Minnesota, I knew paw protection was a must.The velcro and zipper help keep the shoes on my pup as she bounces around in the snow. (Always check and recheck to make sure your pup’s paws are seated correctly as they walk.)I’d recommend adding socks/booties to keep the snow getting trapped around the velcro in deep snow. It’s not a problem on plowed pathways.The boots keeps my pups paws from being exposed to the icy shores of Superior.

6.4.2019

This was good for my Ridgeback who sliced her pad in the woods. Once she'd seen the vet and had a week of it wrapped up she needed to be walked again without worrying that she'd damage the pad. This shoe worked and stopped her continuously licking the pad and making it sore again, (she wouldn't wear a collar) but after a while it did make the top of her foot sore from rubbing but then I guess they are not designed to wear as much as she was wearing it. overall a good product... pricey but did the job. Would recommend just not for long term use.

26.4.2020

I really like these booties. It only takes about a minute or two for my dogs to stop doing the “get these things off of me” walk, and then they don’t seem to even notice them. As long as you’re very good at putting them on, they won’t likely come off. There was a bit of trial and error trying to find the right booties, but I did find that the best fit is a larger pair for front paws and a smaller pair for rear paws, and this was the case for both of my dogs.

12.11.2019

These are awesome booties. Very high quality and durable. Unfortunately, they seem to rub my dogs dew claws and the socks are quite tight enough to keep out the snow when they're playing at the dog park. I may try to fix them up a little bit so they fit my dogs a little better for this season. I think this is just one of the struggles with finding dog booties though. There are so many different shaped paws!

6.2.2020

Took two or three outings to figure out how tight to put on the front and back boots but I think we have it figured out. The socks help get the boots on easier, in my opinion. I live in Alaska, we spend a lot of time in the snow and these boots have proven to be a good purchase. I recommend them, you just have to dial things in over time is all.

3.2.2019

These are amazing boots. We bought the socks too because our dog has dew claws and they go on really well. The first time was a bit of a struggle because our dog hates having his paws touched but once he figured out he could stay outside longer he sits nicely. The bottoms are sturdy and provides great traction. Definitely worth the money

7.2.2019

We have a 65 pound goldendoodle, and these boots fit very well on him. they protect his little feet and keep the snow out from between his toes. I love that the gusset goes up pretty high to protect his legs from getting tons of snowballs stuck in his fur. They are very durable and have worked great so far. We love them.

18.5.2019

My Irish Wolfhound drags her rear leg which causes the nails to bleed. This is a very durable boot that stays in place. It isn't the easiest to put on, but it stays on and does not rotate like so many of the others. These were 3.25 and fit her large paws.

18.12.2019

Fit great, but I wish they had a 1.25” size for the littlest guy. I understand, though, that a size that small is virtually impossible. If you’re dealing with snow or cold, you will want a sock layer as the rubber sole does get cold.