What is good ridding gear for women?

[2lick]

GF birthday is coming up and I don't know what to get her.
She will be spending a lot of time on my blaster this summer, so I decided to get her some gear.

I'm looking to get her:
life vest
shoes
short or long sleeve rash guard
????

Any suggestions as to what the women like when it comes to this stuff?

Thanks!

 

[steve-uk]

bikini....... thong type...... she should have built in life preservers....

ancake:

 

[SurferSmurf]

^x2...

pics might help us give suggestions.

 

[cmg]

Got my wife a pair of riding pants. She loved them. More functional then wearing a bikini bottom riding the SJ.

 

[jMike]

Honestly my wife picked out some oneil wakeboard stuff and she seems to like it

 

[5810]

A Birthday Suit

:veryhappy: lol

 

[snowxr]

I can't believe nobody suggested posting pictures yet. You guys are slipping.

 

[SurferSmurf]

i covered that. no response.

 

[whennotsailing]

here

 

[SurferSmurf]

we dont want pics of your old lady. just 2licks will be fine.

 

[blaster800]

Nick ... You must like punishment ??????????? You had to see this coming ...

 

[Odd Duck]

I wear a long wet suit when cold, board shorts and long sleeve rash guard when warm. Helmet year round (but I didn't start out that way). But, I'm also more covered up than most, since I'm an old lady and worry about skin cancer (2 sister's have had issues). I get more than brown enough at the lake and in the garden anyway, I don't need more on my arms. The long sleeve rash guard helps keep my tan more even and less life vest/farmer tan, we spend a LOT of our time actually on the water.

Oh, and riding boots - usually from Slippery (or is it Jet Pilot?), now I have to go home and look.

 

[Moondance]

Board shorts are a must - if she is going to be riding a blaster, get her longer ones. The vinyl will cause severe chaffing on her legs & that will ruin the day for her. If she is a petitte girl, make sure you get her a woman's vest & not just a small guys vest. It will fit her better & she won't be constantly pulling on it to keep it in place.