16 17naish.comSENSE CONTROL SYSTEM
OPERATING THE CHICKEN FINGER
The chicken finger is designed to hold the Torque 2 loop in position in the harness hook.
WARNING: To release yourself from the kite in an emergency situation, you must activate the
SnapLock Quick Release when the chicken nger is installed.
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To connect the Torque 2 Loop and chicken nger
to the harness hook:
1) Hook the Torque 2 loop onto the harness hook.
2) Insert the chicken nger into the center section
of the harness hook.
WARNING: Make sure the chicken nger is
positioned below the Torque 2 loop and is
completely inserted into the harness hook.
To disconnect the Torque 2 loop and chicken nger
from the harness hook:
1) Pull the chicken nger out of the harness hook.
2) Unhook the Torque 2 loop from the harness hook.
TORQUE 2 CONTROL SYSTEM
OPERATING THE SNAPLOCK QUICK RELEASE
RECONNECTING THE SNAPLOCK QUICK RELEASE
SWIVEL OPERATION
To release yourself from the kite in an emergency situation, you must activate the SnapLock Quick Release.
WARNING: Always use a kite leash when using a Naish Control System.
When front lines become twisted after a kite loop or a rotation, they can easily be untwisted by
grasping the top of the SnapLock Quick Release—above the release handle—and rotating it until
the front lines are no longer twisted.
IMPORTANT: Continuous rotations in the same direction can put excess strain on the agging line.
To ensure the product always works properly and to diminish wear, be sure to manually untwist the
agging line after each session.
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1) Grab the handle of the SnapLock
Quick Release.
1) Firmly push the chicken loop back into the body of
the SnapLock Quick Release in the orientation shown.
WARNING: Check to make sure the chicken loop is
securely in place before launching your kite.
2) Push the handle away from your body. The
SnapLock Quick Release releases by detaching
from the main body. IMMEDIATELY LET GO of the
handle. The kite leash will keep you attached to
your kite while the kite depowers.
Release Handle
TORQUE 2 CONTROL SYSTEM