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  • Page 2 User Manual for Spike Snow by Exero...
  • Page 3 Safety ● Use of Spike beyond what is presented in this manual may result in a risk and is not recommended. ● Be aware of your ski pole usage near other people, the danger of hitting bypassers with your poles or getting hit by others poles in the ski tracks.
  • Page 5 2.3 Nuts and bolts 2.4 Serial Number Sticker 3 BEFORE FIRST USE 3.1 Tools 3.2 Spike Snow adjustments 3.2.1 Adjusting the sitting position 3.2.1a) Seat width 3.2.1b) Seat length: the seat’s location on the seat arm 3.2.1c) Seat length (Footrest and foot supports adjustments) 3.2.1d) Seat angle and height adjustment...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    4.2 Checking straps and strapping 4.3 Check that skis are properly attached 4.4 Check the seat cushion 5 GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR SPIKE SNOW 5.1 Adjusting pole lengths 5.2 Adjusting the seat angle and seat height 5.3 Terrain and tempo variations 6 STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE 6.1 Self maintenance...
  • Page 7 2) Wear and bring enough warm clothing when riding Spike Snow. 3) Bring your cell phone when riding Spike Snow so that you can call for help if necessary. 4) Be aware of symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite when riding Spike Snow in cold conditions.
  • Page 8 ● people with temporary injuries in the lower half of their body. ● people looking for alternative ways to exercise. Spike Snow is frstly made for exercise and staying active where the duration of the activity is dependent on the user’s physical capability. This product is not considered a replacement for a wheelchair, prosthetics or similar equipment the user relies on in everyday life.
  • Page 9 Spike Snow. 1.2.4 Disclaimer As Spike Snow is supplied today it is not intended, tested or approved for any of the following uses. Exero Technologies can not be held responsible for use or damage caused by the following activities or conditions: ●...
  • Page 10 ● Circumstances where Spike is used by someone other than the owner/user, unless otherwise agreed upon with Exero Technologies...
  • Page 11 ● Weight exceeding 110 kg or 240 lbs. ● Riding with draft dogs. 1.3 Main components Figure 1.3 - Spike Snow. 1. Adjustable seat w/cushion 5. Foot support 2. Seat arm with brackets 6.
  • Page 12 Exero Technologies delivers Spike Snow to the user partially assembled (skis and poles are sent separately), and to the users address unless otherwise agreed upon. Spike Snow can be adjusted to the user by Exero before shipment, or after by the user themselves through Exero guidelines and video tutorials.
  • Page 13 Exero Technologies’ warranty is only valid if the product is used in accordance with its intended use and the instructions listed in this manual. Spike Snow has a 2 year warranty and 5 year lifetime with the exception of considered natural wear and tear from use.
  • Page 14 2.1 General safety instructions As with other physical activity, there is a degree of risk when using Spike Snow. It is important for you, as the user, to familiarise yourself with the dangers and take the correct precautions stated in this manual.
  • Page 15 ● Engaging in physical activity while strapped in can provoke spasms. We therefore recommend people who often experience spasms to contact a doctor, physical- or occupational therapist before use.
  • Page 16 ● Avoid storing Spike Snow in direct sunlight, and be aware that use in direct sunlight can lead to hot surfaces. ● Spike Snow is not testet for riding behind a dog team or dog drafts, avoid this. ● Be careful when using Spike Snow in cold temperatures in regards to freezing.
  • Page 17 ● If Spike Snow has been exposed to rain or moisture, we ask the user to make a precautionary assessment of whether or not the product can be used. Moisture can raise the risk for ulcers if the skin is exposed over longer periods.
  • Page 18 When being outdoors in cold environments it is important to be aware of the danger of hypothermia and frostbite. Being fastened in Spike Snow can afect the blood circulation in your legs and feet and the user should check for symptoms during riding.
  • Page 19 As a safety precaution we recommend checking that nuts and bolts are securely tightened. Over time it is natural that screws and bolts can loosen from...
  • Page 20 Spike Snow has an unique serial number which can be found underneath the main frame profle, see fgure 2.4. This says something about which parts and from which deliveries Spike Snow is made up of which gives the athlete safety if the need to replace specifc parts from specifc deliveries occurs.
  • Page 21 4 of this manual. 3.1 Tools The following tools are necessary to adjust and maintain Spike Snow as described in the following chapters: Figure 3.1 - tools for adjusting Spike Snow 1.
  • Page 22 ● Ski tension In the following diferent combinations. paragraphs we cover Right and left sides of the various Spike Snow can be adjustments. the seat are adjusted adjusted in several separately. When each ways and both the part is in its desired 3.2.1 Adjusting the...
  • Page 23 Figure 3.2.1a - Seat width adjustments 3.2.1b) Seat length: the seat’s location on the seat arm There are 2 diferent ways to adjust the distance from the seat to the foot supports: by adjusting the seat placement or by adjusting the placement of the footrest and foot support, see chapter 3.2.1c.
  • Page 24 Tips for fnding your ideal center of gravity: ● See how and where the ski wax wears away. Ideally it should wear equally in the front and back of the skis. ● If the ski wax wears faster in the front of the skis than the back, it is an indication that your center of gravity is too far back.
  • Page 25 Figure 3.2.1b - Seat length adjustments...
  • Page 26 3.2.1c) Seat length (Footrest and foot supports adjustments) There is an adjustable footrest and a foot support in the front of the Spike Snow. These can be adjusted to ft diferent leg lengths and to provide support where needed. Loosen the M6 bolt in both front pipe clamps without removing them completely.
  • Page 27 3.2.1e) Seat cushion Spike Snow is delivered with a vacuum seat cushion, see fgure 3.2.1e.1. The cushion is customizable to each individual user. The cushion’s surface is made of neoprene, making it waterproof and soft. The cushion is fastened with velcro,...
  • Page 28 help of vacuum. This means that it is adapted to the individual and contributes to pressure relief and stabilization in the seat.
  • Page 29 Figure 3.2.1e.1 - Vacuum seat cushion Adjusting the seat cushion The cushion’s hardness and shape is regulated by adjusting the vacuum. Adjusting the cushion should happen after the sitting position has been adjusted. 1. When adjusting the seat cushion, it must be flled with air so that the cushion becomes shapeable and forms to your body.
  • Page 30 2. Remove the adapter and attach the cushion to the seat with the velcro so the air spout is sticking out of the hole in the back of the seat. 3. Sit down in Spike and adjust the cushion to your body. Get assistance from a partner to drain air with the pump so the cushion shapes itself around your body, see fgure 3.2.1e.3.
  • Page 31 Figure 3.2.2a - Hip belt. Note: the skis deviates from delivery. 3.2.2b) Thigh belt The position of the thigh belt is adjusted by loosening the screws that attach the belt to the aluminum frame without unscrewing the screws completely. Slide the thigh belt into the desired position and tighten the screws.
  • Page 32 Figure 3.2.2b - Thigh belt. Note: Picture shows third-party skis. 3.2.2c) Foot belt Spike comes with a foot belt that opens and closes in the same way as the hip and thigh belts. You can adjust where the foot belt is located on the footrest, and you can adjust how tight you want it.
  • Page 33 180 cm, or 0-10 cm longer skis than your height. If you are purchasing skis from a third party, or if you bought skis from Exero but are changing skis, it is important to make sure that these have the right type of binding.
  • Page 34 Attaching the skis To connect Spike Snow with the skis, follow the steps below. We have created a video tutorial that illustrates the diferent steps. Please fnd the video through this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2HpS2r-R1o 1. Make sure that the heel cap on the ski binding is taken of (fgure 3.2.3a) and that the binding is in the open position.
  • Page 35 3. Squeeze it together so that the front ski attachment connects with the ski binding (just like a ski boot connects with a ski binding).

  • Page 36: Selecting The Pole Length

    3. Close the binding. 3.2.4 Selecting the pole length Spike Snow comes with a set of Swix Triac cross-country poles. The length of the poles must be adapted to each individual. A starting point can be to have poles that...
  • Page 37 Spike Snow. Here, the athlete's physique, desires or health will...

  • Page 38: Getting In And Out Of Spike Snow

    3.3 Getting in and out of Spike Snow Getting on and of can be a challenge in the beginning. Make sure that Spike Snow is on a fat surface so that it does not slip away when you move into it. It is recommended to grip the seat edge or on the aluminum frame in front of the seat to get a safe and good support point while transferring your body in Spike Snow.

  • Page 39: Recommended Equipment

    3.5 Additional equipment If desired, Spike Snow can be used with additional equipment to increase your use and satisfaction with the product. The following equipment for Spike Snow...

  • Page 40: Checklist Before Every Ride

    4.2 Checking straps and strapping Before use, the athlete must ensure that the straps are fastened properly to Spike Snow. Control that there is no damage to the straps and that they open/close as they should. 4.3 Check that skis are properly attached Before use, the athlete should check the attachment between the Spike Snow and the binding.

  • Page 41: Check The Seat Cushion

    See chapter 3.2.1e on Before use, the athlete seat cushion. 4.4 Check the should check that the seat cushion is seat cushion operating correctly.

  • Page 42: Get The Most Out Of Your Spike Snow

    Through developing Spike Snow, we have met many people with great ideas and thoughts on how Spike Snow can be used in as many ways as possible. Alongside our own experience, we want to share some advice so you can get the absolute most out of your Spike Snow.

  • Page 43: Storage And Maintenance

    3) Dry with a towel after washing. 4) Let the cushion dry indoors. 5) Always store the seat cushion indoors when Spike Snow is not in use. This is to prevent it from getting hard as a result of low outdoor temperature.

  • Page 44: Inspection And Troubleshooting

    6.1.1 Inspection and troubleshooting Inspection We recommend regularly inspecting Spike Snow. In table 6.1 you will fnd an overview of how you can take care of your Spike Snow. Component Function and inspection Before Every quarter Screws and nuts Check screws and nuts in relation to chapter...

  • Page 45: Seat Cushion Maintenance

    Troubleshooting If you spot errors with your Spike, table 6.2 may be of use. Error Solution Reference Creaking sounds Make sure that screws are properly fastened. Lubricate movable parts with a thin oil Seat cushion is losing Re-adjust the cushion Chap 3.2.1e its shape Skis are not properly...

  • Page 46: Ski Binding Maintenance

    Exero Technologies for procedure. 6.2.1 Damaged parts If you fnd cracked or worn parts on Spike Snow, or parts that no longer function as intended, contact Exero Technologies for maintenance or repair. 6.3 Storage and transport Spike Snow should be stored in a dry environment without direct exposure to sunlight, either indoors, in a garage or storage room when not in use.

  • Page 47: Disassembly And Reassembly

    You can disassemble the skis on Spike Snow. This makes transport and storage easier. Start with the right ski. Open the ski binding, lift up the Spike Snow from the front binding and push the ski until it is loose. Repeat on the left ski.

  • Page 48: Waste Management

    7 WASTE MANAGEMENT 7.1 Reuse In cases where you no longer need to use Spike Snow and it is still in good condition, reuse will be appropriate. 7.2 Waste management List of Spike parts and recommended disposal procedures. Part Component...

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