WELCOME Thank you for choosing a Bay Sports kayak. This kayak was built in accordance with strict quality standards. We hope you thoroughly enjoy this product. Please take time to read the content in this manual in order to optimise your satisfaction of this product.
SIT-IN KAYAK Please note: Not all features are available on all models...
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How to setup Rope and Deck Ball on Sit-in Kayaks? http://tiny.cc/RudderandDeckBallInstall How to replace rudder on Sit-in Kayaks? (Expedition, Dreamer and Hug XL models) http://tiny.cc/RudderReplacement...
DELUXE COMFORT KAYAK SEAT How to attach your Deluxe Comfort Kayak Seat? 1. The Seat The straps at the top of the seat will attach in front of the seat and the lower straps will attach behind the seat. Front Straps Back Straps 2.
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3. Place The Seat Into The Kayak So that the fold if the seat is resting snugly against the back of the seat area. 4. Attach The Clips In The Correct Areas. 5. Tighten the straps It is best to tighten the straps gradually until you are happy with the position of the seat.
ESSENTIALS CHECKLIST Click on each title for more info Personal flotation device (pfd) A USCG approved, comfortable and secure fitting PFD should be worn at all times. Shorter PFDs are available that are ideal for kayak paddling. https://www.baysports.com.au/collections/lifejackets-pfd Paddle Choosing a paddle is almost as important as your choice of boat. Blade shape, length, weight, and material all offer different experiences.
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• Spray skirt • Kayak Cover • Kayak Carrier Car Cradles Complete your experience with Bay Sports awesome Use code range of accessories. As our valued customer, score USERGD20 an extra 20% off our everyday low price accessories! at checkout.
TRANSPORTATION The carrying handles at both ends help in the transportation of the kayak by hand. These handles should not be used to fasten the kayak onto a vehicle. • Make sure the kayak is firmly tied down, whether on a vehicle or trailer.
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MOORING / DOCKING • Always moor the kayak away from rocks and sharp objects. • Always moor in sufficiently deep water to avoid damaging the hull. • Never moor the kayak against a dock that is not equipped with hull-protecting bumpers. ATTENTION Please note that the storage hatches on your kayak are not waterproof.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS We suggest that you read the information below before using this kayak. Failure to follow the safety precautions below may lead to serious injury or death. Paddle sports such as kayaking can be dangerous and physically demanding. Participating in paddle sports may put you at risk of serious injury or death.
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6. Slippery when wet The full material is extremely slick when wet. Always wear slip-re- sistant shoes and stay in the centre of the boat. 7. Hypothermia Boating accidents in cold water are very dangerous. Hypothermia, the loss of body heat due to immersion in cold water, can be deadly.
CARE & MAINTENANCE The best way to clean your kayak is to wash it with lukewarm water and mild soap. Do not use harsh abrasives. Regular cleaning will keep your kayak looking like new. Never attempt to paint the kayak because it will not stick to the full. STORAGE •...
Bay Sports kayaks 5 year warranty is valid only if the product is used for its intended purposed and for which it was designed. Product component parts and accessories are warranted for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship and/or materials.
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Bay Sports. Transportation costs back to the appointed place of repair or replacement are at the expense of the consumer. Bay Sports is not responsible for any damages incurred in transport, for storing or transportation fees, nor for inconvenience or loss of time or money while repairs are being made.
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THANK YOU CONTACT US www.baysports.com.au hello@baysports.com.au 4-8 Waine Street, +61 (0) 474 219 619 Freshwater, NSW, 2096 SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE @BaySportsCo @BaySports_Co...
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