Review Year
Best in Class
Overall Rating
Price
Name | Overall Rating | Ratings | The Good | The Bad | Price |
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Ten Squared Kipmik Dog Bootie |
The price! $1.50 per bootie. Stays on better than other booties tested Comfortable due to stretch Velcro closure and thin material Cordura weave provides some traction and dog can still use paw naturally through the boot |
Not durable, eventually claws will wear through the boot. At the 330 cordura weight, not suitable for sidewalk walking due to wear Not waterproof Will not protect against wet salt, though will still offer some protection if you rinse them after each use No reflective tape |
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Granite Gear Mush Dog Booties |
Easiest to put on of all boots tested Generally stay secure Reflective tape for visibility Prevents snowballing of paws |
Climbing skin soles provide traction in one direction, but are very slippery in the other direction Snow can pack into the “tongue” portion of bootie. No stretch in Velcro closure |
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Muttluks Fleece Lined Booties |
Fleece lining keeps paws warm Durable sole Reflective tape for visibility Prevents snowballing of paws |
Leather soles become slippery once iced up Stretchy upper cuff can collect snow with heavy use No stretch in Velcro closure Reflective tape peeled off on first use |
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Ruff Wear Polar Tex |
Quality materials you would find in human grade products Warm Protects from salt Durable |
Fall off too often Cam buckle can pop open May require more break in time for smaller dogs |