Hurtta Extreme Overall
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- Dog Snowsuit suitable for extreme winter conditions
- Water-resistant, breathable material with foil liner - retains body heat
- An adjustable high-foiled hood will protect the ears
- Adjustable back - allows free tail movement
- 3M reflective material
- Available in different sizes
Keep your best friend warm in the cold winter environment with Hurtta's Extreme Overall. This overall design provides warmth and coverage to the large muscle groups, the abdominal area, as well as the chest and legs. This coat is a great option for those longer outdoor activities as its unique design reflects your dog’s heat which stimulates blood circulation, providing efficient heat retention.
The inner layer is a smooth polyester material of the Hurtta Extreme Overall Canada that ensures warmth and doesn’t tangle your dog’s fur. The outer layer of this jacket is lined with a breathable waterproof film, keeping your dog warm and dry throughout your adventure. The Hurtta Extreme Overall Insulated Dog Snowsuit is adjustable along the back length and chest circumference to ensure a proper fit for your dog’s unique form while ensuring a free range of movement for your adventures. 3M reflective material is located on the back and front legs to ensure safety in the dark.
Available in a variety of sizes. Please see the specifications tab for measurements. Shop all Hurtta Outdoor Dog Gear to keep your dog safe and comfortable on all your adventures.
Size Guide
To help find the right size for your dog, check out Hurtta's suit sizing video here.
| Size | Back Length | Neckline | Chest | Foreleg | Hindleg |
| 10S | 22-27cm (9"-11") | 20-30cm (8"-12") | 30-40cm (12"-16") | 6-11cm (2"-4") | 8-13cm (3"-5") |
| 12S | 27-32cm (11"-13") | 20-35cm (8"-14") | 35-45cm (14"-18") | 8-13cm (3"-5") | 11-16cm (4"-6") |
| 12M | 27-32cm (11"-13") | 25-40cm (10"-16") | 40-50cm (16"-20") | 10-15cm (4"-6") | 13-20cm (5"-8") |
| 14S | 32-37cm (13"-15") | 25-45cm (10"-18") | 40-55cm (16"-22") | 9-15cm (3"-6") | 12-20cm (5"-8") |
| 14M | 32-37cm (13"-15") | 25-45cm (10"-18") | 45-60cm (18"-24") | 10-17cm (4"-7") | 15-24cm (6"-10") |
| 16M | 37-42cm (15"-17") | 30-50cm (12"-20") | 50-65cm (20"-26") | 13-20cm (5"-8") | 17-28cm (7"-11") |
| 18M | 42-47cm (17"-19") | 35-55cm (14"-22") | 55-70cm (22"-28") | 15-23cm (6"-9") | 20-30cm (8"-12") |
| 20M | 47-52cm (19"-21") | 35-55cm (14"-22") | 60-75cm (24"-30") | 17-28cm (7"-11") | 24-34cm (9"-14") |
| 22M | 52-57cm (21"-23") | 40-60cm (16"-24") | 60-80cm (24"-32") | 18-29cm (7"-12") | 24-35cm (10"-14") |
| 24M | 57-62cm (23"-25") | 45-60cm (18"-24") | 65-85cm (26"-33") | 19-30cm (8"-12") | 25-36cm (10"-14") |
| 26M | 62-67cm (25"-27") | 45-65cm (18"-26") | 70-90cm (28"-35") | 21-33cm (8"-13") | 28-41cm (11"-16") |
S- Basic size for small, slender and short-legged dwarf breeds, including Tibetan Spaniel and Jack Russell Terrier
M- Basic size for dogs with medium neck, chest and leg length, including Schnauzer and Labrador Retriever.
How to Measure Your Dog
- Muzzle Length
- Muzzle Width
- Neck
- Leg Length
- Chest Girth
- Length
- Paw Width
Measure the length of the nose from the tip to the crook where you want the muzzle to sit comfortably below the eyes.
Measure the circumference of the muzzle at the widest part, leaving space for two fingers to ensure a comfortable fit.
Measure the circumference of the base, leaving enough space to comfortably fit two fingers.
Measure your dog from the top of the shoulder and hip to the floor.
Measure the circumference of the widest part of the chest behind the front legs.
Measure the length from the top of their shoulders to the base of their tail.
Measure the diameter of the widest part of the paw.
Get more tips for finding the perfect fit for your dog's adventure gear in How to Measure Your Dog.
Dog coats are a great way to keep your dog safe and warm when the temperature starts to plummet. The Hurtta Extreme Overall is a the perfect cold weather coat for activities like hiking and camping with your dog. Some dogs need more protection from the elements then others, which is why outdoor gear like insulated dog boots, or a body warmer can be useful tools for cold weather activities. Not sure if your dog even needs a jacket? Check out
