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Watersports Safety Instructions
Read the instructions thoroughly before you get into water to reduce your risk of injury.
1. Know the federal, state and local laws that apply your area.
2. Ask someone who is familiar with the waterway to avoid any hidden dangers.
3. Always wear a properly fitted life jacket.
4. Inspect all equipment prior to each use. Stop using if any damage occurs.
5. Only use ballast and people for additional weight.
6. Never exceed the passenger or weight limitation of the watercraft.
7. Only sit inside the normal seating area.
8. Never overflow the bow or gunwales of the watercraft.
9. Unbalanced weight distribution or additional weight may affect the handling of the watercraft.
Carbon Monoxide
The exhaust from the engine contains Carbon Monoxide, which is colorless, odorless but poisonous.
Excessive exposure to such gas could cause severe injury or death. Follow the instructions to avoid injury.
1. Don't tow too close to the back of the watercraft.
2. Don't sit on the watercraft transom or boarding platform when the engine is running.
3. Make sure the engine is properly tuned and running to avoid excessive exhaust.
4. Don't sit on the spot where you can smell the engine exhaust.
Tow Ropes
The ropes come in different lengths or different activities. Make sure the rope being used is suitable and in
good condition.
1. Don't use the rope if it is damaged in any manner.
2. Never use a tow rope with elastic or bungee material.
3. Rope should be attached to the watercraft in an approved fashion with hardware designed for towing.
4. Always keep people and tow ropes away from the propeller even when idling.
5. Tow ropes should be neatly stowed in the boat when not in use.
Preparing to Ski or Ride
Always have a person other than the driver as an observer to look out for the skier / rider:
1. Be sure the driver is aware of the experience and ability of the user.
2. The watercraft driver, observer and skier / rider should agree on hand signals including READY, STOP,
SPEED UP, and SLOW DOWN.
3. Make sure no one in the water is near the propeller before you start the engine.
4. Turn off the engine immediately if people are getting into or out of the watercraft.
5. Always make sure the tow rope is away from any body parts.
6. Start the watercraft and move slowly to tighten the tow rope.
Starting Skiing / Ridding
Keep the watercraft and skier / rider away from any obstacles.
1. Don't use in shallow water or near obstacles.
2. Use on water only.
3. Always wear a properly fitted life jacket.
4. Please maintain a safe speed.
5. Never make sharp turns.
Note: Falling and injuries might occur during skiing or riding.
1. Circle slowly around the fallen skier to give the rope handle to him or pick him up.
2. Always keep the fallen skier within sight and on the driver's side of the watercraft.
3. Display a red or orange flag to alert others that someone has fallen.
Connect the Tow Rope to the Watercraft
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Connector
Towrope Loop
Towrope
1. Insert the towrope loop into the hole on the bottom of the connector.
2. Pull the loop through top of the hole and fasten it onto the prongs of the connector.
3. Pull the rope through the loop to fasten in place.
Note: The warnings and precautions set forth above represent some common risks encountered by
users, which may not cover all the risks or danger. Please use your common sense and good judgment
to avoid any inherent risks or dangers.
Inflating the Paddle Board
Use any high-volume low-pressure pump to inflate the paddle board. Please don't overinflate it.
Care and Maintenance
1. Clean the debris from the paddle by wiping it off or spray it with fresh water.
2. Never use abrasive detergent to clean the paddle board. Use mild cleansing agent if needed.
3. Dry your paddle board and store it deflated in a cool, dry area. Keep away from extremely cold area
to avoid cracking.
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