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This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Best Surf Memory: “The first time Toucan Tiki and I were called the Tiki Twins. I just knew we were a great team and was so happy to have others see our chemistry on the surf.”
Best Surf Memory: “I still get chills watching the video of me in the Green Room tube—don’t know that I will ever have a run like it again” This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Teahupo’o Tiki grew up in Polynesia and was taught by the renowned surf master Rincon Rex. He likes to claim that he was the first human to surf, but that claim is widely disputed, even by Rincon Rex! Rex says he taught many humans in Polynesia to surf well before he taught Teahupo’o Tiki. Rincon Rex has been surfing for millions of years now. After attending Dino U (the first institution of higher learning, established well before the University of Karueein) he used the woodworking skills he learned to make his very first surfboard. This wound up being a fateful decision, as Rincon Rex and his Super Cool Pet cat, Santa Cruz, surfed their way to safety during the great Ice Age. As the only survivors of the Ice Age, Rincon Rex took it upon himself to teach the first humans how to surf. Rincon Rex knew how fun surfing was at the time, but he never could have guessed just how popular it would become around the world. Nowadays, Rincon Rex still finds his short arms an obstacle to paddling out, and Santa Cruz — perfectly content to sit and find the warm spots on their surfboard — is not much help. Rincon Rex was excited about the debut of Olympic surfing in Japan in 2020, and he looks forward to watching these events every four years. When you’re millions of years old, four years isn’t too long of a wait!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! Introducing the world's first self-righting, self-surfing, surfer dude toy. The perfect beach toy for kids and adults. Fave Surf Spot: The Arctic and Antarctica—“cold doesn’t affect me at all, so I can surf both of these; and Rusty just loves playing with the polar bears and penguins!” The proud creation of renowned CalTech grad Dr. Wave, H2O (codenamed Oscar) is the perfect surfing robot. Advice for groms: “ Listen to Sumatra Sam.” Also known to say, “Help others, in or out of water, and ride the Wave of Life, letting its good Karma wash over you!”
Choose from the six individual little dudes with radical board graphics or collect them all. No batteries are required. Fave Surf Spot: Really big waves, so Cyclops, Teahupo’o, Nazare, Jaws—“having jet skis get me out to the top of waves really helps me overcome my short arms for paddling”Best Surf Memory: “I have two—surfing my way out of the Ice Age and teaching the first human to surf” Collect the whole sand toy set! These toys are easy to assemble and ready to ride! Get outside with this unique and fun toy. For ages 3 and up. I came up with the idea for the wave rider beach toy while watching my youngest son in the shallows. His older brother was surfing with his friends, and my youngest wanted nothing more than to be out in the deeper water with the “cool kids.” So I set about designing Surfer Dudes–the answer to his problem!
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