So I looked around quite a bit before going with Demon - Im not sure what the person below is talking about. These are real pads for real mountain riding. NO - they aren't hard pads, but a middle layer that rocks. It gives you the cushion you need without giving up movement. I use these with the Skin underlayer and have zero complaints. Bonus: keeps my a$$ warm waiting for everyone else to catch up! :)

I looked around quite a bit before going with the Demon line of padding. This is the base layer use it in combination with and outside padding layer and you're good to go on the slopes. Won't impede your movements and adds confidence for the big ones. One thing: these are called skin - they run just that, skin tight, if you have any questions on size - order one size up to keep out of trouble.

Fits in your jacket pocket - the case keeps the multi-tool from jabbing into your leg and the wax works great in multi-temps. Add the edge tool and you never have to trust your board to some loser who hates his day job down at your local ski shop.

I put this skirt on a Future Beach Patriot for my recreational paddling. After several trips out I have only a single complaint. The water pools away in the front and back but can end up settling down the sides. I am thinking of adding shoulder straps to keep the water from annoying me on longer trips but would certainly get another Harmony for my next boat!

Took these as part of my dry bag solution for a multi day trip down Escalante. These bags held there own against some tough circumstances. At one point I submerged by kayak with these bags in the backpack tied down to the front desk. After a good 10 minute trashing in the current they did contain some mositure but actually faired better than some of my other 'dry sacks'. Whether in a boat or on my back - these will be going with me on all future trips!

I will give this bag 4 stars...it's alright, maybe not great. I purchased this bag with a few other brands to try out on a multi day trip down Escalante to Lake Powell. This bag will leak if you don't seal it perfectly, which sometimes seems difficult to do. It does have the nice feature to purge air out of your sack for smaller compression but by the end of the trip these bags were carrying the "less" important items that could handle a little water seepage.

I purchased several different dry bags for a trip down the Escalante to Lake Powell in low water conditions. These bags were BY FAR the best ones in my kayak. they ended up carrying all of the important stuff that had to stay dry like sleeping bags. High quality and a tight seal will not do you wrong when you are miles from ...well anywhere!