These are a good concept, but my dog is not very easy to put stuff on her feet, and these have a tight collar that you need to spread and get on the paw. This was not doable for my pup.

I used these on my kelpie in Moab last spring. She was ok with them but they would flip off very easily. Not sure how you can secure these better? Maybe some vetwrap around the top would do the trick and keep out trail debris also.

the concept is ok, but my dog is sensitive about her feet, and trying to get these tight little socks on was not doable. I had to return, but if you dog allows you to handle their feet without stress, these could be useful to protect the paws

nice, light and visible for warmer spring summer fall use when you want to be able to see your dog and have others see your dog. Like hiking in the mtns or foothills during hunting season.

This item works well, however the little hood is a bit too goofy for both me and my dog, glad they made it detachable! This item does cover well, for my 40lb kelpie, all that is left to dry off is her head and rear end.

I have had this bag now for over 2 years...and it is great, it handles all the bike stuff, helmet, shoes, tubes, clothes....and keeps it all in one package.

Mountainsmith is great stuff. This cooler bag is a bit larger than I had expected so I went and also got the smaller 6pack one. between the two, I got all my cooler needs for adult beverages covered! the attached photo shows the two bags compared in size.

waterproof pack but too small for me.. Very cool little pack...very simple design, only one outside tiny slash pocket for ???. But you cannot roll and close the top, you just sort of fold it over and run the strap thur the handle. I would have kept it, but decided that if it is raining that bad, I am staying home drinking hot mochas!

great pack if you want a large wide pack. I ordered this pack to be a large vol daypack for cool/cold/rainy days. But it was a bit too large! TNF packs are solid and good construction, this one is like a full on military style pack, very wide and deep. I went for something else smaller for my daypack needs. This pack is very similar to the TNF Terra 45, but the Terra 45 is narrower and higher with same belt and look and finish of the Solaris 40, even the blue color is the exact same.

my 3yo female kelpie loves this toy....the squishy factor seems to be the appeal. it is indestructible so far. you can stick treats or whatnot in the center hole.

Dog is 40lb kelpie, the small fits best and snug is best on these items. great item for cold mornings that are not wet, easy to put on your dog as there is no tight head hole to go thur, just get the front legs in the leg holes and pull up and zip it up!

This jacket is fleece lined and seems to be somewhat rain resistant on top. I intend to try it over the ruffwear soft-shell jacket or the fleece jacket and see if that works for very cold in the snow.....the newer version has the buckles hidden underneath the jacket it seems...The medium is a bit big on my 40lb kelpie.

This dog jacket works well, it fits snug (good!) and will be great item for the coming winter and snow.....but, again, RuffWear stuff is expensive...I would wait for sales on this jacket. Heck, this item costs more than some of my human TNF and MtHardware jackets! haha

well, the price is right, 20$, but my dog is not easy to get booties on, and I did not notice that these booties have a tight "cuff", that unless your dog is ok with jamming these on, you will have a hard time getting them on with one person. You have to sort of stretch out the cuff, to slide on the dogs foot, and get these on over their claws.......that that takes a third hand! so, I will likely sell these local on craigslist.....too bad. Igave 3 stars cause they seem ok, for the right dog, but not for mine! g

these boots seem sturdy, but a bit low, however I think that some vet tape will do the trick to keep out rocks and snow in winter.

All the mountainsmith stuff is good, I have many of their other pack cubes for camping/clothes/gear. This one works for maybe 1 dog if there is alot of gear to take (I have food, treats, spare leash, spare collar, e-collar bag, dry wipe towel, toy bag, ruffwear singletrack pack, ruffwear track jacket, ruffwear K9 jacket, and some booties. that pretty much maxes out this unit, but it works for me. A water bottle or two could be in the side pockets yet on mine.

my impression of this chair is it's weight....I was sort of shocked at the weight at first use....so this is not a lightweight chair, if that is an issue for you needs. However it is sturdy and I like it for my needs, this went in my camp trailer stored on the floor. I like it for working on my computer at table if there is internet access.

the small size is black and that color is a sure bet to lose outside on a camping trip! Plus the rope part has frayed in about one time use by my dog.... so, I will stick to the other ruffwear toys which are great like the turnip toy.

I ride mt bikes and the foothills here get very dry in summer, so water is critical. This pack allows the dog to carry extra water and treats/food/leashes instead of me! I have associated putting this pack on my dog with going for a mt bike ride and she is ready to gear up once I bring it out. when you use the water, you have to use 1/2 from each side water sac to keep it balanced, but that is not a big deal. The pack is streamlined and fits snug so does not snag stuff or bounce around too much. The orange/grey one is nice because it does give your dog some visibility.