DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, AND INSTRUCTIONS WHICH ARE FOR YOUR SECURITY AND PROTECTION. THIS INFORMATION MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME. FOR CURRENT UPDATES, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: WWW.CABRINHAKITES.COM IF YOU ARE BELOW THE AGE OF 18, YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR PARENT OR GUARDIAN READ THESE WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS AND SHOULD NOT USE THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU ARE UNDER THE PROPER GUIDANCE AND SUPERVISION OF SUCH A PERSON. The use of this product exposes the user to many unavoidable and unexpected risks, dangers and hazards....

continued from previous page.. KITESURFING PRACTICE: KITESURFING is an extremely diverse sport, with many disciplines and ability levels. As with all sports, there can be certain inherent risks. The fol- lowing contains key security points to remember when operating your Cabrinha kite. • Kitesurfing is a HAZARDOUS activity and the use of Kitesurf- ing equipment involves the risk of serious personal injury to any part of the user's body or death. • Injuries are an INHERENT RISK of kitesurfing and the par- ticipation in kitesurfing implies the user's acceptance and assumption of those risks. •...

4 Wind, Water, & Weather Conditions 5 Know Your Ability Level / Kiteboarding Location USER MANUAL 11 Check Your Line Lengths 12 Line Length Corrections 13 Downwind Launch Setup 14 Upwind Launch Setup CONTROL SYSTEM 17 Centerline Adjustment Strap 22 Replacing Your Flying Lines

dynamic and fastest growing sports in the for purchasing a Cabrinha kite and welcome to the sport of kiteboarding. is attracting people of all ages from all corners of the globe. It's one of the most CAUTION ■ It can also be overwhelming if not approached in an educated man- ner. That's why we have supplied this extensive user's manual. It will help to educate you about your new kite and about the ways in which to use it. It contains information regarding the setup, care and maintainance of your control system. Please note that only compatible Cabrinha kites will benefit from all of the security...

IMPORTANT INFORMATION IMPORTANT INFORMATION KITEBÜARDING is an extremely diverse sport, with many disciplines and ability levels. As with all sports, there are certain inherent risks. The following contains key points to remember when operating your Cabrinha kite. Be familiar with the set up and use of the supplied security systems: OVERRIDE™ 2 and the Harness Loop Quick Release Make sure your Powerdrive 2N1 is rigged and used according to the supplied instructions. Make sure your kite is compatible with the Powerdrive 2N1. Always use your Cabrinha kite with a security system. NEVER permanently...

IMPORTANT INFORMATION WIND, WATER, & WEATHER CONDITIONS WIND, WATER, AND WEATHER CONDITIONS Do not underestimate the power of the wind. Be aware of unpredictable and changing weather conditions. Avoid "offshore" or "onshore" wind conditions. Avoid strong, gusty wind. Be careful of wave conditions, especially when learning. Be educated about tides and rip currents. Be mindful of your ability level. Do not kiteboard if conditions are beyond your ability level. Be educated about air and water temperatures and wear appropriate protection against the elements. Do not use this product in thunderstorms....

IMPORTANT INFORMATION KNOW YOUR ABILITY LEVEL / KITEBOARDIMG LOCATION KNOW YOUR ABILITY LEVEL • Do not attempt kiteboarding without appropriate instruction. • Launch, land, and ride together with a partner or have some- • Make sure you are in good physical condition before using this product. • Practice flying a small, traction kite or a "trainer kite" before flying this kite. • The more time spent on the "trainer kite", the faster you will • Make sure you are a proficient swimmer before using this product in or near the water. • Make sure the wind and water conditions are within your ability...

IMPORTANT INFORMATION KITE CARE Due to the often extreme nature of kiteboarding, a thorough approach should be taken when caring for your kite and all its as- sociated rigging, as well as your protective gear. PREPARING FOR YOUR SESSION • Thoroughly check your protective equipment (helmet, etc.) to make sure it is in working order and in good condition. • A frequent inspection of the kite and the control system should be made in order to identify punctures, tears, or abrasions in the canopy, struts, or security systems. It is also necessary to check the fly lines for wear and for unwanted knots,...

BEACH ETIQUETTE BEACH ETIQUETTE Here are some basic things to consider when sharing beaches and water accesses with other users: • Follow the instructions outlined in this manual. • Follow the instructions and rules and regulations posted at the beaches you use. • Check with local kiteboarding associations and shops prior to launching in a new area. There may be local rules and regula- tions to follow which are not posted. • Utilize common sense. • Do not touch other people's gear, unless instructed to do so by the owner. Picking up their bars, kites, etc. may disrupt a setup ritual they have....

The Powerdrive 2N1 control system is able to be converted from a 2:1 [pulley] control system to a 1:1 [no pulley] control system. You will need to do the necessary conversion to your kite in conjunction with the bar conversion. See the Omega User Manual for instructions Front flying lines: 15 meter + 7 meter (KS6RFL—) Rear flying lines 15 meter + 7 meter (KS6RFL—) Front Leader Lines Flagging Ring Centerline Adjustment Strap (KS60VUPKT) Power/Depower Extensions Override Unit Depower Main Line (KS6SQCLDL) Line Managers 19. Harness Loop Quick Release

The Powerdrive 2N1 control system is able to be converted from a 2:1 [pulley] control system to a 1:1 [no pulley] control system. You will need to do the necessary conversion to your kite in conjunction with the bar conversion. See the Omega User Manual for instructions 1) Detach lines from the kite. You will need to check your line lengths after the conversion. 2) Detach the 2:1 rear leaders from the CAS. (IMG 1) 3) Thread the entire rear flying line through the larks head loop at the end of the 2:1 rear leader. (IMG 2) 4) Secure the larks head loop above the knot 5) Check your flying lines...