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Skating technique
Never ride without the help of an adult who will help you with your first training. Learn proper skating technique, when possible from an
experienced skater. Take the first steps preferably on an old carpet or grass, before you dare to take the first steps on the asphalt. From the
beginning, always hold on to a suitable object. Try to keep your balance while alternately stretching your legs forward and backward, and keep a
balance on one leg. Now that you keep your balance without assistance, search a suitable location and repeat the above exercise.
Do not ride on streets or sidewalks; look for appropriate place for skating, such as playground or in-line tracks. Beware of pedestrians and take
them into account.
First skating: Stand upright and keep your skates around the width of the hips. Slightly bend your knees. Put your hands in front of the body and
put the centre of gravity of the body on the feet. Do not stand too straight and do not hold too tightly your knees. Alternately, move forward your
right and left leg while balancing from one foot to the other.
Braking:
- Heel braking: The heel brake is used by inclining the foot with the heel towards the ground (leg must go forward, toe upward at an angle of 45
degrees.) and pushing the brake with your foot, keeping the body upright. Do not remove the brake! It will prevent the risk of an accident in a
narrow space where you cannot turn. Given that due to wear the effectiveness of the foot brake may be decreased, it is necessary to check it
regularly, preferably before each use.
-T-Stop: the centre of gravity moves to the right or left foot (depending on your preference). Raise the unweighted leg and put it at right angle to
the direction of ride. Now push the inner side of the skate. Make sure that you have your hands in front of you and the upper body in the direction
of the ride.
Frame replacing for model MAS-B301
This replacement will take only a few minutes.
3.
Loosen the screws between the boot and the frame. Replace the frame.
4.
Now push the screws through the holes between the boot and frame, tighten the screws. Make sure the screws are properly tightened.
Maintenance instructions:
Perform regular maintenance of the skates - it increases your safety while driving.
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If necessary, any repairs should be entrusted to professional service.
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Check the state of wear of the wheels. By uneven riding on one side, turn the wheel to 180 degrees.
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Never lubricate the bearings with grease or oil. We recommend graphite or silicone lubricant.
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Wipe the inner boot + skeleton with a cloth soaked in soapy water and let dry at room temperature. Never use organic solvents to clean.
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Immediately remove sharp edges which appear through the use of the skates.
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It is recommended to keep this manual for future use.
Standard EN 13843
CLASS B - model - rider weight between 20 kg - 60 kg and foot size less than 260 mm ( up to size 27 or 42 ).
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We would like to remind you that these skates are not designed for aggressive riding over obstacles, for jumping, riding on inadequate
surface (cobblestones, field paths, etc.) or hockey. By defects caused by improper use, no complaints can be accepted.
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The manufacturer provides no warranty on wear of a riding mechanism, i.e. on wheels, rails, bearings, axles, brakes, knife. Use the skates
exclusively on the recommended surface. Keep in mind that the skates are not a substitute of a mean of transport!
The product is warranted for 24 months following the date of delivery to the original
This warranty does not apply to damages caused by misuse of this product, accidental or intentional damage, neglect or commercial use.
Excluded from this warranty is liability for consequential property or commercial damages or for damages for loss of use.
Rights of the warranty do not cover defects caused by: mechanical damage, inevitable events, natural disaster, unqualified handling,
mishandling or misplacement, due to low or high temperatures, exposure to water, disproportionate pressure and shocks,
deliberately alteration of the design, shape or dimensions, especially on the wear of the wheels and bearings caused by riding on
unsuitable surfaces, skid braking, teared laces holes and damage on buckles by excessive tightening, defective rails (skids) caused by
overloading, for example jumping.
This warranty is valid only to the original purchaser and under normal use.
Repairs must be made by an authorized dealer, otherwise this warranty void.
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MASTER SPORT s.r.o. retains all rights to this Owner´s Manual. No text, details, or illustrations from this manual may be either reproduced, distributed, or become
the subject of unauthorized use for commercial purposes, nor may they be made available to others.
Reproduction prohibited!
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