Ruffwear Grip Trex One Pair Dog Boots - RED 3.0"

Introduction

The Grip Trex Dog Boots provide exceptional paw protection for energetic dogs who enjoy hiking, biking, running, or exploring the great outdoors alongside their owners. Designed for durability and performance, these boots equip your furry friend to conquer any terrain with both comfort and assurance. Whether navigating rocky paths or walking on scorching pavement, the Grip Trex boots deliver outstanding traction, protection, and a snug fit to keep those paws safe on every journey.

These Grip Trex Dog Boots are sold as a set of two, specifically engineered for optimal comfort and performance. Prepare to gear up and venture into nature with your canine companion!

Product Features

• Breathable Upper: The tightly woven air mesh provides excellent ventilation while keeping dirt and debris at bay.

• Rugged Outsole: The non-marking Vibram® outsole features a rugged lug pattern, offering flexibility and outstanding traction across diverse terrains.

• Cinch Closure System: The intuitive hook-and-loop system guarantees a secure fit, even in wet conditions.

• Wide Opening Design: The gusset design makes it easy to put on and take off.

• Reflective Trim: Improves visibility in low-light situations for added safety.

• Paw Protection: Safeguards paws against harsh environments like sharp rocks, hot surfaces, or icy paths.

Technical Specifications

• Upper Material: Made from 100% breathable polyester mesh

• Outsole Material: Features a non-marking Vibram® outsole with a rugged lug design

• Other Material: Includes synthetic pigskin accents

• Closure System: YKK hydrophobic hook-and-loop

• Made in: Vietnam

Care Instructions:

• Fasten all closures before washing

• Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle

• Use a mild detergent

• Allow to air dry

Sizing Chart:

Use this guide to find the right size for your dog. Measure the widest part of the paw while it is bearing weight. If your dog is between sizes, opt for the smaller size. Remember, front paws are often larger than rear paws, so measuring all paws is crucial for accuracy.