Surfer Dude Surfing Wave Boomerang Sam

Born in Sumatra, loved watching surfers rip it up at Paradise South Sumatra Surf Camp as a young grom. Became the Big Wave Guru of Bangkulu at Pantai Panjang in his early teenage years. Moved to Hatteras, North Carolina, for his high school years where he perfected his “Flying High Wire” act on the Outer Banks. Had some harrowing wipeouts in the aftermath of Hurricane Isabel. Undaunted, he’s been on a World Surfin’ Safari ever since. Spends his winters in Cocoa Beach, loves using what he learned at Paradise South to inspire and teach grommets how to bust out their very own Big Air Space Coast moves!Mantra: “3, 2, 1…LIFTOFF!”
Home Break: Cocoa Beach
Fave Surf Spot: “I love so many, but still like to go to the Outer Banks. Brings back great memories and I have lots of friends still there”
Bust Out Move: Aerial Alley Oop and Re-Entry in my Flying High Wire act—“hey, why not, I invented it!”
Fuels-up On: Coconut, kiwi, and papaya
Best Surf Memory: Without a doubt, the number of grommets I have taught to surf!”
Best Beach Buds: “Bali” Bobbi and “Donegan” Doolin
When Not Surfing: “I love seeing cloudless sunrises—a whole day of great surfin’ ahead!”
Advice For Groms: “Listen to “Bali” Bobbi"

The Surfer Dudes:

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.
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.
Gently sloping sandy beaches are ideal, avoid strong currents and rocky beaches. Do not use in waves over three feet