QUMY Dog Boots Review 2026: Waterproof Gear

Item: QUMY Dog Boots
Rating: 7.2
Author: PawTech Review

Score Breakdown

Durability

6.5

Comfort/Fit

7.0

Functionality

7.5

Value

7.8

Build Quality

7.2

Our Verdict

QUMY Dog Boots deliver solid paw protection at a budget price point. Waterproof fabric keeps paws dry, anti-slip rubber soles grip rock and pavement, and reflective strips add dawn/dusk visibility. Zipper closure beats velcro for ease of use. At $23 for four boots, value is excellent for occasional outdoor use. The 3.8-star average from 11,000+ reviews reflects the universal dog boot challenge: sizing. Corgi paws typically measure 2–2.5” wide, so most need Size 4 (1.89” wide) or Size 5 (2.25” wide). Measure paw width while standing (weight distributed) and size up when between sizes. Available in 8 colors.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Great value at $23 for a waterproof 4-pack
Anti-slip rubber soles work on rock, pavement, and wet surfaces
Zipper closure is easier than velcro for impatient dogs
Reflective strips for dawn/dusk visibility
11,000+ Amazon reviews — extensive real-world sizing feedback
8 color options to match any gear setup

Cons

3.8-star average — sizing is the #1 complaint across all reviews
Less durable than premium boots (Ruffwear Grip Trex ~$90/set)
Some dogs pull zippers open during rough play
Sizing chart measures paw width, not length — confusing for first-time buyers
Not ideal for extended hiking on sharp rocks

Frequently Asked Questions

What size QUMY boots does a corgi need?

Most corgis need Size 4 (fits paws up to 1.89” wide) or Size 5 (fits paws up to 2.25” wide). Corgi paws typically measure 2–2.5” wide. To measure: have your dog stand on a piece of paper, mark the widest point of the paw, and measure the distance. Size up when between sizes — a slightly loose boot stays on better than a tight one that your dog fights to remove.

How do I get my dog to walk in boots?

Start indoors on a familiar surface. Put on one boot at a time, treat immediately, and let your dog walk around for 2-3 minutes. Most dogs do the classic “high-step” walk at first — this is normal and fades within 10-15 minutes. Gradually increase to all four boots over 2-3 sessions. Never take your dog on a long walk the first time they wear boots.

Are QUMY boots good for hot pavement?

Yes. The rubber sole provides insulation between the paw and hot pavement. If you can’t hold your bare hand on the pavement for 5 seconds, it’s too hot for bare paws. Boots solve this completely. They also protect against cold surfaces, ice-melt chemicals, and sharp debris.

How long do QUMY boots last?

With regular hiking use (2-3 times per week), expect 3-6 months before the soles show significant wear. For occasional use (monthly hikes), they can last a year or more. The zipper is usually the first component to fail. Applying zipper wax after washing extends its life. At $23 for four, replacing them annually is still far cheaper than premium alternatives.

QUMY Dog Boots (4-Pack)

Frequently Asked Questions