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All paws on deck. Here’s what life with the gear looks like.
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I can see the idea and the product itself seemed reasonably made, but the shape of my boot made the sides bunch up. We tried it after the dog beach and it just never became something we reached for. Not really what we needed in the end.The Beach Boot Liner →
Bought this mainly after a swim and it has been a really good addition. It keeps the back seat much drier. The only thing I'd mention is that I would prefer a slightly longer back length. Minor gripe only; the main job is done well.The Post-Swim Snuggler →
Got this for Murphy, our beagle, because we spend a lot of time after muddy walks. The simple rinse-out design is the part I notice most, and it is faster than using the laundry sink. For us it was worth it.The Paw Scrub Cup →
We bought it before a trip around Townsville and ended up using it more than expected. The easy-rinse material is the part I notice most, and it is one of those simple things we now use constantly. Would buy it again.The Thirst Aid Bowl →
I wasn't sure we'd use it much, but for weekend road trips it has proved its worth. The footwell bridge is the part I notice most, and it stops a leg slipping into the footwell. Simple idea, but it makes life easier.The Backseat Lounge →
An absolute game changer for beach days. No more sand everywhere and my dog loves the robe!!!The Sand-Free Ride Home Kit →
After a few weeks with it, the main thing I notice is that it keeps most of the sand in one place. The water-resistant lining is the part I notice most, and it keeps most of the sand in one place. One of the more practical dog purchases we've made.The Beach Boot Liner →
We have a German Shepherd called Murphy and this gets used during wet winter mornings. The machine-washable design is the part I notice most, and it keeps the back seat much drier. No complaints from me.The Post-Swim Snuggler →
I wasn't sure we'd use it much, but after the beach it has proved its worth. The travel-friendly lid is the part I notice most, and it gets dirt out from around the paw pads. Louie is not exactly gentle with dog gear either, so I was curious how it would hold up. Would buy it again.The Paw Scrub Cup →
We tried it properly for the first time on long walks and I was pleasantly surprised. The fold-flat silicone is the part I notice most, and it rinses clean in seconds. It has earned a permanent spot in the car.The Thirst Aid Bowl →
I wasn't sure we'd use it much, but for weekend road trips it has proved its worth. The firm platform boards is the part I notice most, and it gives our large dog noticeably more room. Louie is not exactly gentle with dog gear either, so I was curious how it would hold up. It has earned a permanent spot in the car.The Backseat Lounge →
My dog hates this kit. because he can't ruin my back seat anymore!The Sand-Free Ride Home Kit →
Bought this mainly after the dog beach and it has been a really good addition. The bumper flap is the part I notice most, and it covers more of the boot than my old flat mat. Louie is not exactly gentle with dog gear either, so I was curious how it would hold up. Very happy with it so far.The Beach Boot Liner →
Got this for Louie, our greyhound, because we spend a lot of time after a swim. The high towel collar is the part I notice most, and it has become part of our post-swim routine. Louie is not exactly gentle with dog gear either, so I was curious how it would hold up. Would buy it again.The Post-Swim Snuggler →
We tried it properly for the first time after the dog park and I was pleasantly surprised. It is easy to rinse out when we are finished. The only thing I'd mention is that it works best if I use more water than I first expected. Still very happy with it overall.The Paw Scrub Cup →
We bought this on weekend hikes for our Labrador. It definitely opens up quickly when the dog needs a drink, but I refill it once for my big drinker. I also found that it can wobble on very uneven ground. Useful, just not quite perfect for our setup.The Thirst Aid Bowl →
We have a ridgeback called Sage and this gets used for everyday car rides. It helps our dog settle much faster in the car. The only thing I'd mention is that it is a bit bulky when I need to remove it for passengers. Still very happy with it overall.The Backseat Lounge →
I wasn't sure we'd use it much, but for our regular beach trips it has proved its worth. The paw rinse cup is the part I notice most, and it has ended up living in the car because we use it so often. For us it was worth it.The Sand-Free Ride Home Kit →
We bought this after wet bush walks for our cavoodle. It definitely stops muddy paws getting all over the side panels, but it takes a bit of space to store when removed. I also found that one side needs a little adjusting after a big jump in. I can see it working really well for the right dog or car.The Beach Boot Liner →
Got this for Sage, our rescue mix, because we spend a lot of time on the drive home from the beach. It stays on better than wrapping a normal towel around the dog. The only thing I'd mention is that the sizing runs a little roomy on my narrow dog. Minor gripe only; the main job is done well.The Post-Swim Snuggler →
I wasn't sure we'd use it much, but after rainy backyard zoomies it has proved its worth. The simple rinse-out design is the part I notice most, and it works better on sand than a quick towel wipe. Very happy with it so far.The Paw Scrub Cup →
Bought this mainly on long walks and it has been a really good addition. The carabiner clip is the part I notice most, and it is much easier than carrying a normal bowl. We've used it around Geelong a few times now and it still looks good. No complaints from me.The Thirst Aid Bowl →
After a few weeks with it, the main thing I notice is that it protects the seat and door area from hair and mud. The water-resistant surface is the part I notice most, and it protects the seat and door area from hair and mud. It has earned a permanent spot in the car.The Backseat Lounge →
After a few weeks with it, the main thing I notice is that it saved me buying each piece separately. It saved me buying each piece separately. The only thing I'd mention is that we use the liner and robe more than the paw cup. Overall a solid purchase.The Sand-Free Ride Home Kit →
A soaked dog in the car without a soaked car.
Belly straps keep the robe on while you pack up.
Soft towelling absorbs water from their body, neck and chest.
Catch more of the drips before they reach your car or floors.
Machine washable, with S, M, L and XL sizes to suit your dog.
The right fit first time. Measure the back.
Measure from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. If they're between sizes, go up.
| Size | Back length | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| S | about 59 cm | Beagle, cavoodle, border terrier |
| M | about 66 cm | Staffy, cocker spaniel, kelpie |
| L | about 80 cm | Labrador, retriever, border collie |
| XL | about 92 cm | Large retrievers, shepherds, ridgebacks |
Dry them hands-free while you pack up.
| Feature | WinnerPost-Swim Snuggler | Old beach towel |
|---|---|---|
| Stays on while you pack up the car | ✓ | ✕ |
| High collar dries neck and chest | ✓ | Sometimes |
| Hands-free, straps on in seconds | ✓ | ✕ |
| Keeps soaking up on the drive home | ✓ | ✕ |
| Sized to your dog, S to XL | ✓ | ✕ |
| Machine washable | ✓ | ✓ |
| No towel tug-of-war | ✓ | ✕ |
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The Paw Scrub Cup
4.53(470)Happy muddy walks. Fewer pawprints home.
From $29.95
Choose sizeThe Sand-Free Ride Home Kit
4.59(470)The happy beach day. The easier ride home.
Regular price $169.80Save $59.95, 35% OFF$109.85Liner + robe + paw cup + free bowl
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