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2002 HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE It's a Water-ful World Surf dogs and river rats, rejoice By Mark Anders
Stop wasting time. The AT3 ZEN fiberglass-and-nylon paddle ($259; 877-766-4757, www.atpaddles.com) uses an ergonomically correct shaft to maximize your stroke efficiency for eddy-hopping or trick-sticking. Surf's up. Are you? Let the RIP CURL ATS METHOD ($100; 800-842-2875, www.ripcurl.com) tide watch help. Its no-brainer, GameBoy-like graphics make it easy to keep an eye on the ebb and flow. All you need to start river boarding—essentially bodyboarding down whitewater—is a RIPBOARD ($385; 303-904-8367, www.ripboard.com) and serious chutzpah.
CHURCHILL MAKAPUU FINS ($40; 888-942-6650, www.moreybodyboards.com) instantly supercharge your kick so you can actually enjoy bodysurfing, river boarding, and swimming with fishies.
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