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Ruff Wear Bark'n Boots Grip Trex - Dog Paw Wear
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Ruff Wear Bark'n Boots Grip Trex - Dog Paw Wear
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Redesigned in 2011, the Ruff Wear Dog Boots are fully contoured and articulated to snugly fit your dog's paws. The Ruff Wear booties feature easy entry ergonomic design matched with technically advanced materials, making these boots the ultimate all around four-season dog boot. These boots feature two major advancements in dog boots—an upper inspired by human shoes, and a high performance Vibram® sole.
- All-Terrain paw wear by Ruff Wear
- Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L and XL
- Sold in sets of 4 boots
- Colors: Granite Grey & Red Currant
- Use: Hiking, backpacking, walking, and running on steep, rough or rocky terrain
- Rugged lug pattern provides stability and traction on rough, slippery or unstable terrain and surfaces
- Tightly woven air mesh keeps dirt and debris out while providing superior ventilation
- Adjustable closure strap customizes fit
- One piece mud guard enhances fit and long-term durability
- 3M reflective details provide visibility from multiple angles
- Research-based design and appropriate cuff height allow boots to fit a full range of paw sizes
- Kew-tec synthetic pigskin grip cuff helps keep boots on paw
- Non-marking Vibram® outsole with new lug design provides traction and enhanced flexibility
- Non-marking sole is safe for indoor and nautical use
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 Fit Tips: Boots will be snug in the paw to prevent twisting but should have enough room for the paw to spread out during activity. Be patient during the first fitting of dog boots. Give the dog plenty of time to get used to wearing boots. If the boots fit, immediately begin an activity — like a dog walk — to take her mind off the boots. Soon she’ll associate the boots with fun.
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