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These instructions apply to all inflatable equipment from AirTrack Factory that can be used at home as
well as in a gym.
Important : This equipment is not a toy. It is professional training equipment for gymnastics, cheerleading,
tumbling, school sports, showgroups, martial arts, parkour, freerunning and tricking.
USE EQUIPMENT ONLY FOR THEIR INTENDED PURPOSE
Personal
• This equipment is not suitable for children under
5 years.
• Do not allow more than one person at a time to
use the equipment.
• Do not wear shoes while on our equipment for
they may damage the surface.
• Do not jump or land closer than 20 cm to a valve.
• Consult an instructor prior to use.
• Use our equipment only under the supervision of
trained and qualified instructors.
• Use equipment with trained spotters and the
proper spotting equipment.
• Follow a progressive learning pattern. Assure
basic skills are achieved before attempting more
advanced skills.
Positioning and set-up
• Do not bring any sharp items on or close to the
equipment.
• Never place equipment near overhead
obstructions, such as low ceilings, trees or power
lines, nor place the equipment on a slope greater
than 5%.
• The area on which the equipment is placed
must be clean, dry, flat and free of obstacles and
walls.
• Always set up the equipment in the same area
where you will be using it. Do not drag or throw it.
Lift it by the handles and avoid scraping.
• Do not use the equipment in humid areas,
electrocution may occur.
Pressure
• Do not use a compressor. Use only inflation
equipment supplied by AirTrack Factory.
• Check the air pressure of the equipment
before each training session.
• Assure that the equipment has sufficient air
pressure to avoid bottoming out. Recommended
air pressure levels can be found in this user
manual.
• Use equipment only when all hard exposed
surfaces are protected with proper mats.
Outdoor
• When setting up the equipment outdoors,
use a groundsheet to avoid damaging the
equipment.
• Do not expose equipment to heat, including
heat from exposure to the sun.
• Never leave equipment outside unattended
and keep the air pressure under the maximum
values found in this guide.
• Do not use the equipment in the rain or snow.
While inflating equipment, electrocution may
occur and also the surface will be slippery which
can cause injuries.
• The equipment is not a flotation device.
Maintenance
• Never pack, store or transport the equipment
when it is moist or dirty.
• The equipment can be cleaned with water and
soft soap. Do not use industrial cleaning
products.
• Do not use the equipment when it’s damaged,
leaking or when parts are worn or missing.
Warnings
• Be aware that our equipment is not designed as
a landing mat.
• Equipment may move during use which could
result in serious injury.
• Serious injury (including permanent paralysis
or death) could result from any activity involving
motion, rotation or height.
• All users of this equipment assume this risk of
serious injury.
• Mats cannot and do not eliminate hazards.
SAFETY RULES