skike v7 FIX all models
10 2014
preferred as it enables better freedom of movement, and
appropriate techniques for specific run benefits.
D.6.2 Clothing
For skiking no special clothing is required. However, it is subject to
weather conditions recommended a reflective Functional sportswear with
adequate freedom of movement.
Note: In the lower leg area (e.g. pants), they should not be too
long as to risk clothing being caught in the wheels or brakes. In
the calf area a piece of clothing (eg pants, 3/4 socks or
stockings) are recommended, so that no direct skin contact with
the calf shells arises, particularly during long skiking sessions.
D.7 Protective Clothing
D.7.1 Head protection: helmet
Lightweight protective and approved helmet with sufficient cooling
features.
D.7.2 Hand protection: gloves
Full finger gloves are strongly recommended. They provide protection
against abrasions when contact is made with the ground and warmth in
colder weather conditions.
D.7.3 Ellbow-and knee protection
Protective sleeves worn around knees and elbows are recommended so
that even when falling at higher speeds, sufficient protection is provided.
Skike protector sets are flexible and have Kevlar sections over the joints,
designed to protect against abrasions.
Note: The use of elbow and knee protectors or pads is
recommended, especially for beginner skikers, children and
extreme rider safety reasons.
D.7.4 Protective goggles, sunglasses and suncreen
Recommended for trips in groups and in training. Sunglasses and
suncreen even on mild UV days.
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