Safety Instructions SUP
- The SUP is a water sport device.
- The SUP can be used on calm and moving waters. Local regulations and restrictions must be followed.
- Children under 12 years of age should use the SUP only when accompanied by an adult.
- Swimming skills are required.
- A lways wear a life jacket.
- Caution: strong winds can cause high waves and carry you away from the shore.
- Turbulent waters carry additional risks such as currents, swirls, and obstacles. When paddling in unknown waters an experienced guide must be arranged.
- Direct exposure to sun may result in overpressure of the SUP and cause serious damage.
- Avoid contact with pointed or sharp objects such as knives, sharp-edged rocks and stones, etc. Serious damage might also be caused to your SUP by exposure to hot objects with temperatures above 40 Celsius.
- Clean the SUP with fresh water only. Do not use detergent.
- Always let your SUP dry, before storing and do not keep it folded for an extended period of time.
- The SUP must not be pulled behind any motorized vehicles.
- The use of your SUP is entirely at your own risk.
- Never store the SUP at full pressure over a longer period of time. In order to store your SUP safely, reduce the pressure by half.
- The SUP must be labeled with name and address of the owner.
