Surfer Dudes
Wave-Powered Surfer
Self-rights and surf waves · No batteries needed
Toss this surfer toy into the waves and it will self-right in the water and surf back to you. (Kind of like a water-based boomerang.) Kids will delight in throwing the toy and watching it come back time after time, which is the result of years of careful engineering. No batteries, no noise—just surfing fun at the beach.
- Instructions: Hold the surfboard by its nose and toss into the waves. The surfer will self-right, catch the waves, and come back to you again and again
- Choose between a solo surfer or a surfer with a pet
- Patented design allows the figure to self-right and surf the wave back to you
- Great for floating in the pool or tub
- Gently sloping sandy beaches are ideal, avoid strong currents and rocky beaches. Do not use in waves over three feet
- Please note: Some assembly required. Use with adult supervision
Ages:
6+
Includes:
One Wave-Powered Surfer
Dimensions:
11" x 6" x 7.5"
Weight:
0.25 lb
Materials:
EVA foam, ABS plastic
Care:
Rinse with fresh water after beach use
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Surfer Dudes
Each Surfer Dude is amazing to watch and endlessly fun to play with. It’s a surfer toy made to ride the waves. Toss it into the water and it will self-right and surf the wave back to you—kind of like a boomerang, but with surfer style.
The design might seem simple, but it took the Surfer Dude team years to engineer the toy to consistently get that cool surfing action. The magic comes from a self-righting hydrodynamic manta wing and unsinkable foam surfboard. It’s carefully weighted to get the right balance and it doesn’t need any batteries to do its thing. (Hence, all that careful design work.)
Kids will be delighted tossing a surfer into the waves and watching it come back—every time.
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