WARNING!
If you leave your kayak exposed to the hot sun, check the pressure and deflate it slightly.
Otherwise, the kayak may become over inflated and stretch the material. The ambient
temperature affects the tube’s internal pressure: a variation of 1
°
C/1.8
°
F causes a
variation of the pressure in the tube of +/- 4 mBar (0.06 PSI).
Inflatable kayaks should never be stored in the sun when inflated. Prolonged exposure to
the sun leads to an increase in pressure which can cause damages to the bladders, seams
and zippers. This kind of damage doesn't fall under the warranty.
7. SEAT(S) SETUP
The seat is held in place by the velcro strips on the underside and by webbing straps on
the sides of the backrest. Place the seat(s) into the kayak, matching the position of the
Velcro strips on the floor.
Attach the webbing straps from the sides of the backrest to the D-rings located inside the
kayak, on the side walls/chambers. Tighten the straps as needed for proper back
support. You can choose the seat position for one or two persons.
8. DRAIN SYSTEM
Your kayak has been designed with a drain system located on the bottom of the kayak
in the rear. It consists of a fixed base and a rotatable cap. It enables to easily drain the
water from the kayak once your ride is over.
Screw the cap closed before putting the kayak into the water. It is not a self-draining
hole. If the cap is open, water will leak inside the kayak.
