RUFFWEAR Polar Trex Boots Set of 4 [RWPT]

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Protect your pup's paws from harsh winter conditions with these boots that were engineered specifically for winter. Bark'n Boots Polar Trex keeps your canine's paws nice and toasty while protecting from snow and ice!

Stay active in the winter with your dog. Bark'n Boots Polar Trex are great for cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snow shoeing, hiking, mountaineering, and walking in snow, ice, and other cold and inclement weather conditions.

Key Features:

• Vibram® Icetrek ice-specific sole compound with snow-gripping lug pattern provides superb winter traction
• Built on a paw-wear last to ensure consistent fit and sizing
• Soft shell weather-proof fabric provides warmth, breathability, and moisture management
• Adjustable ankle strap with cam buckle and E-cord loop closure keeps boots in place
• Knew-tec grip cuff keeps the boot securely on dog's paw
• Reinforced gaiter cuff helps keep snow from getting inside the boot, while providing protection from sharp ski edges
• 3M™ reflective trim on the toe and around the cuff for 360° visibility
• Easy to operate and adjust in winter conditions while on the dog's paw

 Sizing:

PLEASE NOTE we are finding these boots are fitting large and suggest you go down one size then what is recommended on the sizing chart below.  We are working with the manufacturer RUFF WEAR to correct the sizing discrepency.

SIZE PAW WIDTH **  $ PRICE XXS 2" - 51mm 89.95 US XS 2.25" - 57mm 89.95 US SMALL 2.5'' - 64mm 89.95 US MEDIUM 2.75" - 70mm 89.95 US LARGE 3'' - 76mm 89.95 US X-LARGE 3.25 - 83mm 89.95 US

**WIDTH = measurement across widest part of paw, when bearing weight

In-between sizes?  Choose the larger boot for comfort and performance.

Measuring Paw Width

1. Have your dog stand on a firm surface (wood, linoleum, or concrete).
2. Place a piece of blank paper under a front paw.
3. Lift the dog's other front paw so that its weight is placed firmly on the paw being measured.
4. Mark the paper at the paw's widest point on the left and right edges of the paw (see graphic).
5. Use a ruler to measure the width of the paw (in inches) from the left mark to the right mark.
6. Use the chart to determine the proper size. For example: if the width is measured between 2.25" and 2.5", the dog would wear a small boot; between 2.75" and 3.0", a large.  

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