There is no bottom skin available for the stone skin, but there is a bottom skin sold separately for the wood varieties. Certainly, it's not intended for drop protection, and there is no protection for the bottom of the laptop at all. I'm not really sure how much protection the Cover-Up MacBook Skin offers. There is an Apple logo cutout in the middle of the skin because goodness knows we MacBook users like our logos showing! It all fits very nicely and doesn't interfere with the functionality of the laptop at all. The corners of the skin are split to accommodate the rounded corners of the MacBook Pro. I get a kick out of the juxtaposition of ancient stone or wood with the ultra-modern MacBook. The adhesive does not leave any residue behind. Note that this is not the kind of skin that is meant to be removed and reapplied over and over again. The skin wasn't difficult to apply, but it does take some focus to be sure to get it on straight. The back of the skin has flexible fabric backing and utilizes 3M adhesive technology. The wood skin, on the other hand, just feels like wood.
Since it is so thin, it doesn't feel like a rock, or a granite/stone kitchen countertop, or anything like that. The stone skin doesn't feel quite like anything I've felt before. Weighing in at less than 80 grams, it doesn't add any noticeable weight or bulk to my MacBook Pro. This is ever-so-slightly thicker than a typical decal skin. It's quite thin, measuring just 0.7 millimeters in thickness. I was worried the stone skin would be heavy, but it's not.
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