• Check your area thoroughly
before launching your kite.
• Observe local laws and regula-
tions regarding this product
and the usage area.
• Avoid launching, landing or
using this product near power
lines, telephone poles, trees,
people, pets, buildings, automo-
biles, streets, and airports.
• Avoid crowded beaches and
waterways.
• Make sure you have consider-
able space in which to launch,
land, and use this product.
• You should have at least 100
meters of space on both sides
and downwind of you. Be espe-
cially alert of your downwind
area.
• Avoid areas with rocks and/or
reef.
• Be careful and mindful of other
water users, including wind-
surfers, boaters, jetskiers,
swimmers, etc.
• Be mindful and aware of the
wind direction in relation to your
launch area.
• Before launching, make sure
you have scouted a safe landing
area, in case you do not make
it back to your launch spot.
• Make sure your lines do not
cross a walkway or passage.
• Do not let others walk between
you and your kite.
SAFETY
• Do not attempt kiteboarding
without appropriate instruction.
• Do not kite alone.
• Launch, land, and ride together
with a partner or have some-
one on shore who can keep an
eye on you.
• Make sure you are in good
physical condition before using
this product.
• Practice flying a small, traction
kite or a "trainer kite" before fly-
ing this kite. The more time
spent on the "trainer kite" the
safer and the better.
• Make sure you are a proficient
swimmer before using this
product near the water.
• Make sure the wind and water
conditions are within your ability
level and that you have made
the correct gear choices.
• Never kiteboard further from
shore than you are able to
swim back.
• Always save a reserve of ener-
gy. End your kiteboarding ses-
sion before you are exhausted.
• Make sure you’ve done your
homework and that you know
the safety precautions of all
aspects of the sport; launching,
landing, flying, riding, kiting
among other water users, self-
rescuing, etc.
• Understand the technique of
self-rescue before using this
product near the water.
• Never let someone who is not
familiar with inflatable kites
launch or catch your kite. You
will endanger them, as well as
yourself and those around you.
You are responsible for the safe
operation of your kite.
KNOW
YOUR
ABILITY LEVEL
CONT’
KITEBOARDING
LOCATIONS
