Review Year
Best in Class
Overall Rating
Price
| Name | Overall Rating | Ratings | The Good | The Bad | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ruffwear Quinzee dog coat |
Great for active dogs in cold weather Quality, quilted materials for warmth Doesn’t collect snow in powder adventures Sheltered side buckles keep them snag free for serious adventurers Reflective trim |
Not much coverage at the dog’s rear Long dog fur can get caught when doing up neck zipper |
|||
D-Fa Puff Doggy |
Very warm—lots of insulation around back, chest, and even shoulders Quality Thinsulate insulation Very compressible and lightweight—great packability Somewhat water resistant Reflective trim |
The compressible fabric can rip easily in brush or dog play Cam buckle came “un-cammed” with heavy romping through the woods Trim will ice up with dog’s body heat and deep snow |
|||
K9 Top Coat Kodiak |
Easy to put on the dog Better for active play than the D-Fa Puff Doggy More hip and rear coverage than the Ruff Wear Quinzee Water resistant and reflective trim Made in the U.S.A. |
Not as warm as other coats we tested No stretch built in for active play |
Articles
