Thanks for sharing. Can I ask whether you purchased the boots yourself - or were they sample boots provided by the manufacturer for review? Kind regards, John
Thanks for the video. Appreciate the detail and showing how to get the shoe on and off. I wanted to ask…how is the fit in relation to the dew claws? I had issues with a different shoe where the Velcro pressed right against the dew claw and irritated it. Also, how has the construction held up over time? Lastly, how do you feel about getting them on and off? You mentioned it’s a little bit longer to get it on. I’m looking for something that can be put on relatively quick for walks when it’s snowing out. Just trying to figure out whether it’s worth the price. They seem better than other models available. Thanks Andrew
They have held up great and we’ve not had any issues with the few claws. It would be a pain to put them on for a 5 minute walk only because it takes us a couple minutes to get all of them on there. But a longer walk it’s worth it.
@@AdventureRig thanks for the reply. I’m more thinking for when it’s really snowy and icy out. Do you find they stay on without slipping or coming off? Andrew
@@AndrewRockTH-cam We had some issues with them staying on before we got two different sizes between the front and rear paws. But they stay on well now. We know people that use them in the summer as well for hiking in rough rocky terrain.
@@AdventureRig thanks for the prompt reply. Seems like they are worth the price and likely the best option out there. So will definitely be getting them. Andrew
The Grip Trex are more of a warm/summer boot. They are breathable and they do not have the upper sock that the Polar Trex have that help to prevent snow from entering.
They are great boots and have held up wonderfully. We still run into trouble where they will come off but I've talked to others who never run into this so I don't know if it's just Hanks paws. A great all around boot for protection though.
Great review,Thank you very much. We had the old version of the Polar Trex boots and although the concept was awesome with the high uppers, it was awful when it came to dew claws. Did you come across any problems with the dew claws getting rubbed, or worse torn? Thanks Tyson & Hank!
@@AdventureRig yeah the reviews on their webpage talk about how the boots are irritating and can make their paws bleed and how they’re not fully waterproof, but if you haven’t had that problem that’s a bit of a relief. My search for doggy boots continues tho 😣
@@kevinvandeventer8690 Hank stops walking and picks up his paw. Right now it's -13 Fahrenheit and he lasts for about 2 minutes before he picks his paws up and just stands there.
Oh ya I know - I'm looking at it, I just meant did you find your dog true to the size their recommending? A couple reviews said that their paws were raw afterwards from the snug fit. So I was just wondering if you found great success in the size their recommending based on the size chart.
lol nice I'm in Missoula looking for a new pair of snow boots before the snows come. Thanks for the great review
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing. Can I ask whether you purchased the boots yourself - or were they sample boots provided by the manufacturer for review?
Kind regards,
John
Thanks for watching John. We received the boots in exchange for an honest review of how they worked for us.
Thanks for the video. Appreciate the detail and showing how to get the shoe on and off. I wanted to ask…how is the fit in relation to the dew claws? I had issues with a different shoe where the Velcro pressed right against the dew claw and irritated it. Also, how has the construction held up over time? Lastly, how do you feel about getting them on and off? You mentioned it’s a little bit longer to get it on. I’m looking for something that can be put on relatively quick for walks when it’s snowing out.
Just trying to figure out whether it’s worth the price. They seem better than other models available.
Thanks
Andrew
They have held up great and we’ve not had any issues with the few claws. It would be a pain to put them on for a 5 minute walk only because it takes us a couple minutes to get all of them on there. But a longer walk it’s worth it.
@@AdventureRig thanks for the reply. I’m more thinking for when it’s really snowy and icy out. Do you find they stay on without slipping or coming off?
Andrew
@@AndrewRockTH-cam We had some issues with them staying on before we got two different sizes between the front and rear paws. But they stay on well now. We know people that use them in the summer as well for hiking in rough rocky terrain.
@@AdventureRig thanks for the prompt reply. Seems like they are worth the price and likely the best option out there. So will definitely be getting them.
Andrew
Omg the way the doggie walked at the end and than run 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for watching Lily. He's pretty comical. Check him out in a sidecar!
www.adventurerig.com/review-cruising-in-comfort-rex-specs-dog-goggle/
omg I couldn't stop laughing xD
@@dnnnforfordnnn7838 Thanks for watching Ambient Kitty!
i died😂😂
Definitely will be picking these up. What is the difference between the Grip Trex Paris & the Polar Trex Winter Dog Boots? @Adventure Rig ?
The Grip Trex are more of a warm/summer boot. They are breathable and they do not have the upper sock that the Polar Trex have that help to prevent snow from entering.
It's been a bit since you posted this. Are you still using these boots? Any issues with them?
They are great boots and have held up wonderfully. We still run into trouble where they will come off but I've talked to others who never run into this so I don't know if it's just Hanks paws. A great all around boot for protection though.
Thanx for the update!
Great review,Thank you very much. We had the old version of the Polar Trex boots and although the concept was awesome with the high uppers, it was awful when it came to dew claws. Did you come across any problems with the dew claws getting rubbed, or worse torn? Thanks Tyson & Hank!
Sorry for the late reply and we appreciate you watching.
How durable are these shoes? And can they be used for both extreme cold and hot weathers?
They are very durable. I've seen people using them on their dogs in the desert to protect their paws against sharp rocks.
@@AdventureRig just a little conflicted because I’ve seen how the shoes can also possibly make their paws bleed?
@@Janae2000 I’ve personally never heard of that.
@@AdventureRig yeah the reviews on their webpage talk about how the boots are irritating and can make their paws bleed and how they’re not fully waterproof, but if you haven’t had that problem that’s a bit of a relief. My search for doggy boots continues tho 😣
@@Janae2000 What did you settle on? The top rated booties seem to be muttluks and these polar trex but they both have some troubling reviews.
What temperatures does he usually walk in? The Muttluks for my girl aren’t providing the warm she needs.
Gomaberry It’s usually 15-30 degrees Fahrenheit.
@@AdventureRig how do you guys know if your dogs feet are cold? My aussie just spent 2 hours in snow at 0 degree f and still didnt want to come in.
@@kevinvandeventer8690 Hank stops walking and picks up his paw. Right now it's -13 Fahrenheit and he lasts for about 2 minutes before he picks his paws up and just stands there.
great review. I'll definitely be getting these come winter. What brand is his jacket?
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful. His jacket is the Ruffwear Quinzee.
How did you find the sizing. My Frenchie is exactly a 2in - I'm worried the 2in would be small? But i suppose they should fit quite snug.
They have a size guide on their website.
Oh ya I know - I'm looking at it, I just meant did you find your dog true to the size their recommending? A couple reviews said that their paws were raw afterwards from the snug fit. So I was just wondering if you found great success in the size their recommending based on the size chart.
Kaitlin Cooke oh I see. We went right off the size guide and they fit great.
Just make sure the paw is weight bearing while measuring