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Congratulations!
With your purchase you have decided on a high-quality product . Get to
know the product before you start to use it . Carefully read the following
operating instructions . Use the product only as described and only for the
given areas of application . Keep these instructions safe . When passing the
product on to a third party, always make sure that the documentation is
included .
Protectors for normal roller-skating
The European standard EN 14120 defines two protector
performance classes: level 1: protectors for normal roller sports
and level 2: protectors for acrobatic roller sports . You have decided on
performance level 1 protectors .
Knee pads, elbow pads, palm/hand pads and helmet are part of the
complete outfit .
Even the best equipment does not give total protection . The risk can be
minimised but injuries are always possible as experienced skaters know
only too well . Therefore always skate carefully and within your limits . You
should preferably attend a skater training school . There you can learn skat-
ing technique, which includes how to “fall correctly” .
Please note that the efficiency of the protectors can be reduced when
subjected to high or low temperatures .
To obtain the best possible protection, first select the right size of protec-
tors . Try them on to check how they match your knee, arm and hand size .
The protectors may not fit too loosely . They should be snug and difficult to
move back and forth or out of position .
How to put on the knee and elbow pads
1 . First open the hook & loop
fastenings .
2 . Now put the guards on . Please
make sure that your knees or
elbows are completely covered
by the plastic caps . Pull the
“stocking” over your arm or
your leg .
