WATER SAFETY GUIDELINES
INFLATING & DEFLATING
BOARD INFLATION
∝
F asten air hose to pump.
∝
Locate the air valve on tail section of the board deck.
∝
Open valve cover.
∝
Make sure the inner valve is disengaged in the "UP"position
∝Connect air hose to air valve.
∝ Begin pumping.
∝ Presure gauge will not read until 7 PSI in board.
∝ Midway through inflation , when pumping becomes more difficult,
unscrew plug from top cap of pump body.
∝
Inflate board to 15 PSI.
∝
Disconnect air hose from valve. Inner valve will prevent air
from
escaping when disengaged in the "UP"position.
ALWAYS WEAR A COAST GUARDAPPROVED PERSONAL
FLOTATION DEVICE (PFD).
NEVER GO PADDLE-BOARDING IN SEVERE WEATHER OR
WATER CONDITIONS THAT MIGHT AFFECT YOUR ABILITY TO
STEER THE BOARD OR RETURN TO SHORE.
NEVER ALLOW MINORS TO USE THIS BOARD
WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION.
NEVER CONSUME ALCOHOL OR ANY OTHER SUBSTANCE
THAT MAY IMPAIR YOUR COORDINATION, JUDGEMENT, OR
ABILITY TO SAFELY PADDLE THE BOARD.
NEVER USE THIS BOARD BEYOND YOUR SKILLS OR ABILITY.
NEVER USE THIS PRODUCT AFTER SUNSET,
BEFORE DAWN, OR AT ANY TIME IN POOR LIGHTING.
CHECK LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS REGARDING
PROPER AND SAFE USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
Generally,
the pr
essure gauge
will start to register a pressure reading after about
150 pumps. The board should take about 250 pumps to achieve 15 PSI. To start
pumping make sure the action control setting is set to the 1 position on the pump.
At approximately 100 pumps the handle will become more difficult to lift up, at this
point switch the action control setting to the 2 position. Continue pumping until 15
psi is achieved.
INNER VALVE DISENGAGED (UP POSITION) AIR
PREVENTED FROM LEAVING SUP
INNER VALVE POSITIONING
The inner valve will prevent air from
escaping
when disengaged
("UP" position).
BOARD DEFLATION
1. Open valve cover.
2. Depress inner valve and twist to
lock in the open or "down"
position.
3. Allow air to freely escape board
Beginning at the nose, tightly roll up
board to force remaining air
through the air valve.
INNER VALVE ENGAGED(DOWN POSITION) AIR
ESCAPES FREELY FROM SUP.
IMPORTANT
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