The nice thing about these slipper shoes is that as soon as you step out of water, most of it will drain away. The result is that you are left with damp but not too soggy shoes which will probably dry out fairly quickly. The other thing that you get with this footwear instead of going barefoot is that you'll know that your feet are being protected each time you step on bottom - and considering that you can never be quite sure what is just under sand, this is probably a good thing.

However, if slipper footwear is not right for you, several other companies offer sandals that might suit your needs as well. While sandals will not close over your feet in same way, they will still be able to protect your feet from anything that happens to be under sand.

You can also purchase socks for kayaking which will keep your feet warm.

When it comes time to purchase your snowboard you must think of its use and how it will react to environment that it is exposed to. Proof of this fact comes when we think of surface area on a snowboard. A small side-cut radius means that more of material has been cut out of center of snowboard. A large side-cut means that cut is shallower thus leaving more surface area.

So what difference does side cut make to rider? Simple, more surface area means more pressure is spread out over a larger area, which leads to more potential energy and thus greater speed due to reduced friction. Basically if you want to go fast, and reduce your maneuverability, than you want a large side-cut in your snowboard. However, if you seek more control and sharper turning than you want a small side-cut in your snowboard.

To many people snowboarding seems like an easy and simple past time that can be mastered in a very short amount of time. While it is true that snowboarding can be learnt in fairly short order there are many fine details that a snowboarder must pay attention to in order to achieve their peak performance. As you can tell from this even seemingly minutest details can have a big difference.