Would these be good as protection for hot desert pavement?
2059386
They are a thin rubber. They would help somewhat, but would probably be more protective if you were walking in sand so the sand would not get between the pads of the dogs paws same as walking in the snow. They helped more with that type of issue.
2059387
I am not sure, I know that the booties work great in the rain and snow. Try pawz.com
2059388
Better than nothing, but something with more padding on the bottom would be more effective. I've used these on hikes with hot desert sand and at least he didn't run from shade to shade.
2059389
I wouldn't think these would give much protection on hot pavement. We had a dog who's paws required protection in all extremes oh heat, cold and wet conditions. We found Allweather Muttluks essential for him, in summer and polar fleece the best for cold conditions as long as it wasn't wet out. Thee polar fleece breaths more than the waterproof ones and have more padding but may be too warm for extreme heat. Expensive but they are very well made and last much longer than any others so you end up spending the same if not less over time
1605863
Yes, that would work well. They are durable and should handle the wear and tear of that kind of use.
1642016
John, I used them to join 2 strips for a long run i don't think they will take the heat, could use srink tubing and cover it with marine grade epoxy, that might work(?)
966699
Probably not. I use them as a glove liner when dog walking on cold days. They provide just a little a little extra protection.
426128
If the surface is smooth enough. it should work. The down side would be that they are more vulnerable to road damage.
969832
I think if you did, the material would break down from the elements (sun&dirt) or by the foot traffic. Sand paper with adhesion might be a better option.
611351
I believe they will work well in any application. I move automobiles at an auction after dark a couple of nights a week in the bitter cold and I wear them with sneakers. Heat Holders are a great product. I own three pairs!
1350845
Yes, as long as not exposed to direct rain or water, they build up very little heatshould do fine
175010
They should work fine for that. They are thin enough to get good feeling through but should protect from oil transfer well. You can even use a smart phone while where ing them
2278005
These are more like an exercise mat. We use them on the floor of a tent to make sleeping more comfortable. Sand and gravel would be rough on it.
1536686
Sure. These mats are great. Have not used them outside but they are sturdy. Just read other answers, so I guess if you can keep them dry.
755460
It would probably work on hard-packed sand. The legs have kind-a protectors on them at an angle. Also liked that they are lightweight to carry, so that would probably work out well for you. They fit in a sling-bag (with a bottle of water and sunblock), or also have carry-strap. So, yes - I would get them and use on the harder-pack sand.
569126
I'm not sure why they wouldn't be? I wouldn't use them on pavement though, as it tends to wear out the wheels and make them rough.
2252203
Not sure if these would be good for motorcycle riding, but they were great for BurningMan!
839088
Yes u could use them for that. They would certainly protect ur hands from the heat or fire.
606832
I don't think you'd have any problem with the wheels in the heat. I too live where summers are very hot over 100 many days. The wheels are a tough solid composite and im sure they will hold up well in heat
603105
I believe they could stand up to the heat, yes, but the plastic may get really hot and hard to handle with bare hands.