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TAKUMA E-FOIL is not a piece of equipment for surfing, it is not suitable for
riding breaking waves. Doing so can cause significant and personal damage.
Riders do so at their own risk.
Never leave your TAKUMA E-FOIL near shore break waves. Doing so may cause
serious damage. Avoid all contact between the E-FOIL and rocks, coral, sticks
or other types of debris.
Do not jump on the TAKUMA E-FOIL from other watercraft or boats or vice
versa.
In the event of a problem during navigation (operation ceases), lie flat on your
stomach on your E-FOIL and row in the direction of the coast or the nearest
shelter.
1.2.2 Users
Using TAKUMA E-Foil can be dangerous. This product must
be operated with caution and common sense. It requires
some foiling ability.
When using this product, you are responsible for your safety
as well as the risks linked to practising foil. Always take the
safety of your environment into consideration.
Risk of personal injury: TAKUMA E-FOIL's mast has sharp
edges. Please be very cautious when preparing and
operating the TAKUMA E-FOIL. Avoid any human impact or
any falling on these sharp edges. An impact with or falling in
these edges can cause serious and even fatal injuries.
The TAKUMA E-FOIL is an individual product and should only be used by one
adult at a time.
TAKUMA E-FOIL is not to be used by children under 18 years of age.
Make sure you are able to use this product in a safe and responsible manner
before you start using it. Do not use the TAKUMA E-FOIL if you are not in good
physical health, if you are not an experienced swimmer, or if you are under
the influence of alcohol, drugs or medications.
The following are required when using the TAKUMA E-FOIL:
• wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD), gloves, inner boots and a
helmet,
• a lighted positioning device (a waterproof torch as part of the PFD or
worn by the user),
• a VHF radio or a waterproof mobile telephone.
By using a TAKUMA E-FOIL you agree that you do so at your own risk.
1.2.3 E-FOIL
Do not leave your TAKUMA E-FOIL in direct sunlight or fluttering in the wind for
long periods of time when not in use.
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