| Essential rules ■ Never forget that you are responsible for any material or bodily damage sustained while using this product. Check that you are appropriately insured against possible damages resulting from the sport of kitesurfing. ■ Use your common sense at all times. ■ NEVER kitesurf ALONE. An assistant is a considerable safety asset, on land as well as at sea. ■ NEVER attach yourself permanently to your kite by any means (e.g. tying the lines onto your harness]. It is imperative that you are able to disconnect yourself from the kite quickly if you are experiencing difficulties. ■ You must not dismantle or modify the quick releases built into your control bar. ■ Respect local regulations pertaining specifically to (his sport. ■ Kitesurfing is an exhausting sport, especially for beginners who will tire more quickly. Learn to recognize the early signs of fatigue and come in to rest. ■ It is essential to know how to swim. ■ You must be fully comfortable with procedures for launching, landing, and returning to the beach in case of difficulties. ■ Never operate your kite while you are attached to a fixed object such as a car or a tree. ■ This kite Is designed specifically to be used as a traction device for kitesurfing, and must never be used for paragliding or any other forms of unassisted flight. Never jump on the beach. ■ Never touch the bridles or flying lines while they are under tension. ■ If your kite is not In use but Is inflated, It must be secured in the neutral position using sand or heavy objects. It must be secured and the control bar disconnected from the kite. ■ Never lend a kite to anyone who is unfamiliar with the power developed by serious traction devices. ■ For your safety and that of others around you, never accept assistance from a person who might not be competent in landing or launching procedures. ■ Check and try the quick release before each ride. |