Flybar MASTER STILTS - Page 3

Use your head—have fun but play safe. Using your slts safely is mostly common sense.
Always use in front of Adult Supervision.
1. Check for hazards before you start. Never walk without rst making sure that the surface
is safe—solid, at, clean, well lit, and dry. The best bet: concrete. Sck to outdoor areas that
are free of hazards and give you plenty of room to maneuver.
2. Hazards to watch out for:
• Trac: Steer clear of streets, parking lots, and other areas vehicles use.
• Humans: Using your Master Slts too close to other people is dangerous and rude.
• Slippery/Uneven Ground: Don’t try to walk on a surface which is wet, oily, or even lightly
covered with sand, gravel, leaves, or lier—you’ll greatly reduce the tracon of your p.
• Steep Inclines: Remember, you want to maintain a posion perpendicular to the ground. If
the surface slopes sharply, that’s just not possible, and it’s far more likely you’ll skid side-
ways and fall.
• So or Weak Surfaces: Don’t walk on plank ooring, lawns, or any other inconsistent
surface.
USER Guidelines:
• Check your Master Slts before rst use and on a regular basis.
• NEVER use Master Slts with bare feet. Always wear athlec shoes.
• Do not use your Master Slts without the rubber ps properly in place.
• Store your Slts in a dry and sheltered place.
• Never use the Slts on a uneven, sloping and wet surface.
• Do not modify or remove any original component parts of the Master Slts.
Stay within your abilies. With experience and skill, you’ll be able to react to prey much
any situaon reexively. But skill develops slowly, so take your me. As you put in the hours,
you’ll become insncvely aware of how much tracon you have, how to correct for bal-
ance, and where you’re going to walk. Be prepared to bail out at any me.