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Was heading out the door to go squirt and noticed a box on the doorstep from Skirt Works, great surprise! Awesome skirt, very well made and was bone dry. I highly recommend them!

... they'll give ya a link. so after people get their questions answered, they'll check out your site for a larf and get their answers questioned. T-Bone

... and came up with this - a simple snapshackle based quick release. 1. snap shackle - an inexpensive brass snap shackle ($15) anchored to the "back bone" with a 1/4 x 4.5" cap screw - this bolt now anchors the snow board binding knee straps, too 2. "anchor strap" - this is a piece of 2" webbing ...

... you switched to... That could work and all, but there is two things that would hold me back. 1) f'n with genetics... I was born left handed to the bone; 2)possible injury - my left shoulder is bomber, my right shoulder is not... I keep the strain off my right shoulder because of that. As for the ...

... - C-1 - similar air and water temps. This suit has the spray tunnel, coupled that with a still new SkirtWorks skirt and the boat was dry as a bone after many rolls and other shennanigans. I'm going to need to raise the saddle again - hadn't paddled this boat with winter layers. Also need to ...

... ASAP! I have had similar shoulder injuries twice, both after bad wrecks skiing or snowboarding. The shoulder muscle runs through a slot in the bone that causes it to irritate itself with only the slightest swelling before hand. It may be the case that 10 days of meds or a few weeks of PT can ...

I just went out and measured mine with the factory installed outfitting. My hip bone is 3-4 inches back from center of the hull.

... Viper 11's, I have recently notice my saddle is 3"-4" further forward than the other Vipers I've seen. As a general rule, I've heard your hip bone should be 3"-4" behind the boats center line. In my Viper, I sit with my hip bone inline with the boats measured center line. What is the optimum ...

try pulling the gasket down on your neck closer to your collar bone. Thats what I do and it seems to help. It should still seal properly. You can also, as a last resort, trim the gasket down from the top, a little at a time, until it fits better. But once you cut, you can't go back.

... of the paddle on the ground, blade tip to about your chin. (Actually, just checked that against an old paddle, and it's more like to my collar bone, but that's not the way I remember it.) Stretch out your arms, and the paddle butt-to-tip should go about writst-to-wrist. We didn't have any otter ...

... free. FWIW, you do need to intentionally pull the strap if it's a brand new Mountain Surf if you wanna get out ;) I was freezing, soaked to the bone, and breathless. I retreated from the river and went back to being tied up for a bit.

... bags? You must have never seen or used one. They are really nice, high quality. Built to last. I've been using them for years and they are bone dry. I have a friend with a duffel that is ancient and in his boat every trip. Still dry. They're far too expensive for what is essentially just ...

... bags? You must have never seen or used one. They are really nice, high quality. Built to last. I've been using them for years and they are bone dry. I have a friend with a duffel that is ancient and in his boat every trip. Still dry. ..if you did a bag like you say, how would you keep the ...

... The entire system floating in the tub. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y194/phreon/IMG_20100823_195543.jpg Dry as a bone inside. The pump completely empties my full tub (40 gal?) in 3 minutes flat. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y194/phreon/IMG_20100823_000102.jpg ...

At 57 after paddling for well over 50 years, 30 of which on WW I just love being in my boat, hitting some hard lines, doing some new rivers with calculated consequences. IN my new job I can't afford to have a broken bone or bad cut.