READ THE MANUAL BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT!
BEFORE YOU USE THE PRODUCT, READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY. STORE THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL WARNINGS
IN THE OWNER MANUAL AND ON THIS PRODUCT. WEAR APPROPRIATE CLOTHING TO AVOID INJURIES.
WARNING
USE OF THIS PRODUCT AND PARTICIPATION IN THIS SPORT INVOLVES AN INHERENT RISK OF INJURY.
WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHES TO PREVENT INTERNAL INJURIES.
BOATER
- Boat speed should never exceed 30km/h-16kn (19mph) for adults and 20km/h-11kn (12mph) for children.
- The speed must not exceed the driving ability of the rider.
- There shall always be an observer on the boat who is watching the user at any time.
- Watercraft driver is responsible for the ride because the towable cannot be controlled by the rider.
- Watercraft driver should avoid excessive speed or sharp turns which might cause the towable to flip over abruptly resulting in serious injury to the rider.
- The watercraft driver checks all adjustable fittings and adjusts them properly to the needs of the user.
- The watercraft driver adheres to all safety-related driving and speed regulations as well as to the appropriate driving area.
- The watercraft driver assures himself that the user is correctly positioned on the device before driving.
- Do not tow in shallow water or near shore, docks, pilings, swimmers or other boats.
- Use a tow rope designed with extra strength to pull inflatable towables (Rope minimum length is 15m (50feet) and maximum length is 19 m (65feet).
- Do not tow more than one tube.
- Do not tow inflatables with a water ski rope.
- The skipper is responsible for the safety of the ride and the use of the device.
USER
- Not for use by children under 6 years of age. The product should only be used under the supervision of an adult by children over the age of 6 years.
- This is not a personal flotation device.
- Always wear an EN ISO 12402-5 approved personal flotation device.
- Never place wrists or feet through handles or towing harness. Make always sure that the drag line has not settled around any body parts.
- The user should keep his feet out of the water.
- The user familiarizes himself with the towing device and understands the specified positions for use.
- The user familiarizes himself with all signals and the separation of the device from the towline.
- The user understands the warnings given as text or safety information as icons.
- For swimmers only.
TO REDUCE RISK OF INJURY AND DEATH THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES SHOULD BE OBSERVED
- The towing device is only allowed to be used by a responsible and experienced operator.
- Towing devices that are intended for more than one person, the users have to take special care to avoid any contact with each other.
- Never strap people on the towing device or its cover.
- Never put feet or hands through grab handles or the tow-system straps.
- Never take your feet or hands between the hull and the body of the device.
- Before driving, remove any objects or obstacles that could cause safety hazards during the use of recreational towing device.
- To use the device can be physically exhausting. Observe your own performance limits. Stop towing when you are exhausted. Act responsibly.
- Inspect the towline and fixture for chafe marks, cracks, sharp edges and knots before each use. Towlines with significant signs of wear or tear can cause injuries
and should be changed immediately.
- Use exclusive towlines which are designed for towing only.
- Signal symbols which are pictorially represented in the manual must be observed.
- Do not tow or ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
-WATERSPORT WARNINGS-
- Make yourself familiar with the new towing device before use.
- Read all warnings and instructions on this manual and on the new device.
- Warnings and instructions vary from model to model. Be sure to read and follow all warnings printed on the device.
- Follow the air chamber inflation instructions which are printed on the device.
- Make sure the towline is attached according to the manufacturer‘s instructions.
- Users of towable devices must wear clothing that protects against skin abrasions and cold water.
>55m/80ft
>2,5m/8ft
... kg / ... lbs
... bar
... PSI
Tow rope must be at least 15m (50ft)
in length but not exceed 20m (65ft.)
Read the instruction manual first
Not to be used by children under
six 6 years of age
Safe distance to shore, docs, swimmers,
boats, bridges, pilings etc. 55m/180feet
Swimmers only
Maximum pressure - see on the
product
Recommended break strength
tow rope - see on the product
No protection against drowning
Inflate all air chambers
Always wear an EN ISO 12402-5
approved personal flotation device
Always observe children when
they are in the water
Do not dive under the device
Number of users: Adults…/Childs…
see on the product
Boat speed 30km/h-16kn for adults and
20km/h-11kn for children
Do not use in breaking waves
Do not tow or ride under the
influence of alcohol or drugs
Max. Capacity - see on the
product
Never place wrists or feet through
handles or towing harness
EN
