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Propulsion system
The Fliteboard propulsion
system includes a powerful
spinning propeller.
KEEP BODY, FINGERS AND TOES
AWAY FROM THE FLITEBOARD’S
SPINNING PROPELLER.
CONTACT WITH THE PROPELLER
WILL CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH.
NEVER TOUCH THE PROPELLER
IN OR OUTSIDE OF THE WATER.
NEVER HANDLE THE PROPELLER
WHILE THE FLITECELL IS
CONNECTED.
ALWAYS FLITEBOARD A SAFE
DISTANCE FROM OTHER WATER
CRAFT, SWIMMERS, SURFERS
AND WILDLIFE.
NEVER FLITEBOARD IN SEAWEED
OR CONTAMINATED WATER.
Hydrofoil safety
The Fliteboard hydrofoil system
comprises a mast (or strut), a
main wing and stabiliser wing.
These components include sharp
trailing edges and wing tips. Take
care not to kick or hit the sharp
edges when in the water.
FALLING ON THE HYDROFOIL
CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH.
ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET AND
PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICE
(PFD) WHEN FLITEBOARDING.
TAKE CARE TO LEARN STEP
BY STEP, FOLLOWING THE
INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS GUIDE
AND THE FLITEBOARD VIDEO
TUTORIALS AT
fliteboard.com/video
Learning to Fliteboard
We recommend learning to
Fliteboard with an instructor
at an authorised Fliteschool.
Fliteschool locations can
be found at fliteboard.com/
locations
PLEASE VIEW OUR HOW
TO FLITEBOARD VIDEO AT
fliteboard.com/video
TO LEARN THE PROPER
TECHNIQUE AND REVIEW RIDING
SAFETY INFORMATION.
FLITEBOARD IS NOT SUITABLE
FOR RIDING BREAKING WAVES
IN THE SURF ZONE. RIDERS
DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.
FLITEBOARD SHOULD NEVER
BE RIDDEN NEAR OTHER WATER
USERS (INCLUDING SWIMMERS
AND SURFERS) OR OFFSHORE
FROM SWIMMERS AND SURFERS
(IN CASE FLITEBOARD IS PUSHED
TOWARDS SHORE IN A WAVE).
FLITEBOARDING CAN BE EASY
WHEN PROPER TECHNIQUE IS
APPLIED. INCORRECT TECHNIQUE
CAN RESULT IN INJURY
OR DAMAGE.
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