Badfish MONARCH, User Manual

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1) Includes glue, repair material and a valve wrench.
2) The valve wrench inserts into the open valve by
matching the teeth on the wrench to the slots in
the valve.
3) You can tighten your valve by turning the wrench
to the right.
4) You can loosen and remove your valve by
turning it to the left.
1) Remove the valve cover from the valve.
2) Push the inflation pin down,
clicking it into the
down position.
Board will begin to deflate.
3) Start rolling the board from the nose of the
board
leaving the valve in the open position.
4) Continue to roll until you reach the fins.
5) Secure the board with the Double D-ring Strap.
Insert strap end through the d-rings, double back
through one d-ring,
then pull tight.
6) Open your bag and set the board and paddle
into the bag.
7) Place your pump and hose into the bag.
8) Zip it all up and you’re ready to hike to your next
adventure, or store your board for the winter.
DEFLATING AND PACKING
UP THE BOARD
REPAIR KIT
FAQS
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HOW SHOULD I STORE MY BOARD?
You can store your board in a variety of ways. It is ok to
leave your board inflated for long periods of time, just be
sure to bleed some air out of the board (recommended
pressure 12psi) if it will be in the sun or heat. Sun will
eventually damage the paddleboard if it is left out for
long periods of time. It is also ok to store your board
deflated, rolled and in the bag. Storing the board in cold
temperatures, like an unheated garage, will not damage
the board.
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CAN I PUT MY BOARD ON MY
ROOF RACK?
You can transport your inflatable board on your vehicle’s
roof rack, just be sure to bleed air out of the board until
you reach 12 PSI before placing the board on your roof
rack in full sun or hot temperatures.
// MY PADDLEBOARD HAS A SLOW LEAK,
WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Check that the inflation valve is tight. The vast majority
of slow leaks are fixed by using the included valve
wrench to tighten the inflation valve. Take care to not
over-tighten the valve.
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MY VALVE IS TIGHT AND MY BOARD
STILL HAS A SLOW LEAK?
If you tighten your valve and your board still has a slow
leak you need to identify where the leak is so you can
repair it with the included repair kit. Fill a bucket with
water and add some dish soap. Use a sponge and
sponge down the board with soapy water. When you
find an area where you see evidence of air escaping,
use a marker to identify the area. Use the included
repair kit to glue on a patch over the leak. If your board
has more substantial leaking or damage please contact
customerservice@badfishsup.com for help contacting a
professional repair shop.
// WILL ROCKS DAMAGE MY BOARD?
Bumping into or scraping rocks will not typically
damage your inflatable board, however continuous
rubbing or scraping on rocks or other hard surfaces
may cause damage over time.
// CAN I TAKE MY BOARD ON THE
AIRPLANE?
Yes, most airlines will allow you to check your board
in as luggage. Please check with your airline before
traveling for specific restrictions.
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ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
Please contact Badfish Customer Service at
customerservice
@
badfishsup.com
or
1-800-519-0805
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