Redesigned Polar Trex

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SKNerissa

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I was just looking at the Ruffwear site and noticed they have redesigned thier Polar Trex boots and that the sizes now start at 1.5" - small enough for my sheltie :) Has any one here tried these on thier sheltie(s) yet? If so, how do you like them? I am looking at these because I would like boots that are waterproof and suitable for deep snow. However, they cost over $100 so I am a bit apprehensive about ordering. On the other hand I really like our Summit Trex boots and the redesigned Polar Trex look like they would also be very good.
 
Found them by accident while at the vet today. The smallest they had was 2.00“ which were too big but the paw measuring device on the box puts Riley in the same size as he wears in the summit trex. They look awesome! I will be ordering his size when I recover fom the vet bill. :) Price was $132 CAD which is about right with the exchange rate as the manufactuer's suggeted price is $99 USD.
 
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From what I could find Backcountry sells the redesigned ones for $99 USD. However, they are clearing out the old style at $62 USD.

The Moolecole ones are so adorable! I'll don't understand why the most ergonomic boots are never as cute as the others. I had asked about NeoPaws some time ago and had an opportunity to try some on my sheltie when I was in Vancouver but I found they changed my dog's gait unnaturally.
 
SKNerissa said:
From what I could find Backcountry sells the redesigned ones for $99 USD. However, they are clearing out the old style at $62 USD.

The Moolecole ones are so adorable! I'll don't understand why the most ergonomic boots are never as cute as the others. I had asked about NeoPaws some time ago and had an opportunity to try some on my sheltie when I was in Vancouver but I found they changed my dog's gait unnaturally.
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I didn't realize you were in Canada, and so yikes sorry wasn't paying attention. Exchange rate matters. I had a pediatrician that believed you ruined children's gait by putting them in shoes too soon. Makes sense you could do that to a dog as well.
 
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