SAFETY MEASURES AND WARNING
Your kayak was designed for calm water; it was not designed for rapids or white water
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All paddle sports can be dangerous and physically
challenging. Paddle sports can cause serious injuries or
death if appropriate safety measures are not followed. The
user assumes all risks and accepts all & any respon-
sibility for any damage or injury that may occur.
Future Beach shall have no liability whatsoever for
any personal injury, accident or consequential dam-
ages.
We recommend that you receive instruction in
proper paddling techniques, safety and security on the
water and first aid techniques before using your kayak.
Our Owner’s Manual gives you a summary of the import-
ant points to follow for a pleasant and safe experience.
Hypothermia
Hypothermia is a dangerous drop in the body’s core
temperature below the normal level (37˚C or 98.6˚F). Marine
accidents are very dangerous and can be more so if you are
poorly prepared for the cold water.
Location
Before setting out, make sure you are familiar with your
surroundings. Be aware of permitted navigation hours, emergen-
cy services, and locate the danger zones.
Physical Capacity
Realistically evaluate your physical capacities and resistance
should you have to swim to the shore.
Slippery Hull
Your kayak becomes extremely slippery when wet. Therefore, it
is recommended that you wear slip-resistant shoes and that
you remain in the middle of your kayak at all times.
Do not stand in your kayak
Your kayak may capsize if you sant in it.
Children
Never allow children to kayak without adult supervision.
Coast guard regulations
Always abide by Coast Guard regulations, State and local laws,
ordinances, and rules concerning boating and boating safety.
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