The term 'watersports' covers all sexual pursuits involving urine, and it's pretty common amongst kinksters. If you're new to this fetish and you'd like to try it out, the best way for beginners is to hop in the bath or shower with your partner before you play: it keeps things contained and makes it much easier to clean up afterwards!
In contrast to scat, watersports don't usually come with heavy hygiene warnings; piss is a lot cleaner than people give it credit for. Make sure your golden shower is a fresh one, though, when pee starts to go stale it can also start causing you harm.
If you're after an impact play toy that has plenty of variables and can cover all imaginable bases, you can't go wrong with a good old-fashioned spanking paddle. They come in leather, wood or acrylic; padded in suede for a softer touch or spiked with metal to add an extra bite; drilled through with holes to help them pack a punch or double-layered for a truly impressive sound upon impact. They're small, easy to take out with you, highly personalisable, easy to learn how to use and often inexpensive. As a piece of starter kit, paddles can hardly be beaten - but they keep their appeal long after someone isn't a beginner anymore.
Spandex fetishists don't get a great deal of press. Spandex, after all, is entirely form-fitting and it can heighten sensation when parts of your body are stroked and caressed through it. It's also flexible, versatile, easy to make things out of, widely available and much more affordable than leather or rubber can be. What's more, it plays nicely into some other potential fantasies; the energetic gym-goer, or the strict personal trainer. If spandex is your thing, you're in luck; the possibilities are endless, and far more accessible than many of the other clothing kink counterparts!