Reviews by User: madvibes (2)

I absolutely love everything Ruffwear makes. We bought the Bark'n Boots with the sock liners, which really help to keep the boots on. I highly recommend the liners if the boots fly off at all on your dog. I have a young Border Collie and if the boots can stay on him, they can stay on ANY dog. He runs perfectly fine in snow and ice during the winter with the boots on, and doesn't even notice them after the Frisbee comes out. also, hopefully this site will get some of Ruffwear's canine Float Coats. they are by far the best dog live vests made.

demo'd the apache outlaw this march at Taos Ski Valley and was really impressed by them. I'm an East Coaster, ex-racer, and usually go for slalom skis with race boots, but decided to go for more comfy boot and all-mountain ski for the Taos trip. The skis were rock solid on groomers and held up just fine in the very steep, very bumpy, and kinda fresh powder. really liked them a lot.

demo'd the apache outlaw this march at Taos Ski Valley and was really impressed by them. I'm an East Coaster, ex-racer, and usually go for slalom skis with race boots, but decided to go for more comfy boot and all-mountain ski for the Taos trip. The skis were rock solid on groomers and held up just fine in the very steep, very bumpy, and kinda fresh powder. really liked them a lot.

I absolutely love everything Ruffwear makes. We bought the Bark'n Boots with the sock liners, which really help to keep the boots on. I highly recommend the liners if the boots fly off at all on your dog. I have a young Border Collie and if the boots can stay on him, they can stay on ANY dog. He runs perfectly fine in snow and ice during the winter with the boots on, and doesn't even notice them after the Frisbee comes out. also, hopefully this site will get some of Ruffwear's canine Float Coats. they are by far the best dog live vests made.