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WELCOME

 

Peter Lynn; a world of wind driven excitement, where people passionately pursue 
their dreams. Whether that’s riding huge waves with your kiteboard on a beautiful 
island, freeriding at your local beach on a landboard or going for the buggy speed 
record on a deserted salt lake, Peter Lynn is here to help you pursue your dream. Are 
you ready to achieve your ultimate challenge?

Peter Lynn has been taking challenges from the early days of the sport.  
Challenges to come with better products, invent new solutions, improve  
performance and build superior quality in every aspect of those products. We bring 
kites for all kite disciplines, for all terrains, for all conditions. All this comes forth 
from a passionate crew of kite sports enthusiasts and we invite you to join us. It’s 
that passion that makes us fly. 

Before any attempt to use this product, please ensure you pay full and careful  
attention to the contents of this manual. While kiteboarding is an exciting and fun 
sport, it can be highly dangerous for yourself and others around you, especially if 
the necessary safety precautions are not or only partly taken. Aside from thoroughly 
reading this manual, we recommend proper instruction from a certified kiteboard-

to replace them. So please make sure you learn to kiteboard in a safe way. Only then 
you will progress quickly and enjoy this beautiful sport to the max.

Enjoy!

Safe location and weather conditions:
•  Stay away from power lines, roads, 

 railway lines, trees and buildings.

•  Never launch your kite in crowded areas. Do not   your kite over bystanders.
•  Make sure there is a ‘clear’ downwind area at least three times the distance of 

your flying line length.

•  Never   kites or use this product in thunderstorms, lightning or gusty/stormy 

winds.

•  Never   a kite or use this product with wind forces so strong that you are un-

able to maintain full control of your kite and its power at all times.

•  Do not   a kite or use this product when wind conditions are likely to change 

dramatically.

•  Stop kiting immediately when a storm or lightning is approaching.
•  Make sure you are familiar with the location and local customs and laws before 

attempting any kind of kite sports. 

Safe traction kiting:
•  A traction kite is not a toy and should not be 

 by inexperienced persons 

and certainly not by children.

•  Learn to   kites by starting in light winds with a small sized kite.
•  Never use any type of kite or this product for paragliding, parachuting or base 

jumping.

•  Never use any type of kite or this product for jumping   high places like hills or 

•  Never use any type of kite or this product for any manlifting activity.
•  Always use fully protective gear when kiteboarding, landboarding, snowkiting or 

buggy riding.

Safe kiteboarding:
•  Do not go kiteboarding in 

 winds.

•  Be careful when kiting in onshore winds.
•  We strongly recommend the use of helmet and life jacket/impact vest. A safety 

knife to cut flying lines in case of emergency is recommended.

•  Do not kiteboard in spots already in use by swimmers or surfers.
•  Beware of strong currents and sharks.
•  Stay safely away from other watercrafts and shipping lanes.
•  Never go further out to sea than you can safely swim back.
•  Always make sure there is a capable person on shore that is keeping watch and is 

ready to provide (or call for) help in case of an emergency.

•  We strongly recommend taking lessons from a 

 kiteboarding school 

before using this kite on your own. 

Safety issues when using this product:
• 

 kite has been manufactured with high quality materials and has been manu-

factured using the latest and most advanced production methods.

•  Prior to every use of this product, fully check your equipment for any signs of 

wear and tear. Replace parts immediately where needed.

•  Prior to every use of this product, check if your safety releases are still working 

properly and you are aware how to use it. In case the safety release does not 
work as it should, do not use this product and replace parts where needed.

•  Only use this product for kiteboarding, buggy riding, landboarding and snow-

kiting.

•  Do not use this product when your body weight is over 130kg (285lbs).
•  Only use this product when you are in a good state of health. Never use this 

product when under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication. 

•  Do not alter, modify or change this product. Repairs should be done by a profes-

sional kite repair shop, sail repair shop, or by the Peter Lynn company. 

should understand that participating in kite powered sports may involve serious injury or death and agrees 
to observe the safety precautions listed below.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Summary of Contents for Twinskin

Page 1: ...FOR TWINSKIN KITES...

Page 2: ...roducts We bring kites for all kite disciplines for all terrains for all conditions All this comes forth from a passionate crew of kite sports enthusiasts and we invite you to join us It s that passio...

Page 3: ...fe to cut flying lines in case of emergency is recommended Do not kiteboard in spots already in use by swimmers or surfers Beware of strong currents and sharks Stay safely away from other watercrafts...

Page 4: ...our kite it is very important to understand the wind window also known as the power zone and where the kite will create the least power edge of the window and zenith MAXIMUM POWER MINIMUM POWER EDGE O...

Page 5: ...s with sticks 8 Trailing edge 9 Leading edge 10 Pocket velcro seal 11 Grab handle VPC carrier 12 Top rear line adjustments 13 Right top line attachment point 14 Right rear line attachment point 15 Tip...

Page 6: ...the top of the pocket Close the Velcro at the bottom to secure the stick Open up the double Velcro seal at the bottom of the pocket Push the sticks out from the top by grabbing the pocket in the midd...

Page 7: ...sharp objects on the ground to prevent any damage to your kite Roll the kite out and put in the sticks if not already done so Place one tip on the ground with the lower skin upwards and let the rest i...

Page 8: ...tip Now attach the top line to the upwind tip taking it over the rear line you have just attached Attach the rear line to the downwind tip You are now ready to move on to the next step Take the other...

Page 9: ...t the primary safety release by placing stainless steel ring on the end of the depower loop tube into the Centrix push away center piece and behind the hook on the pin inside the center piece Then pus...

Page 10: ...er are closed Take your bar and make sure the safety leash is attached Always make sure to attach the safety leash before flying so it can be used in case something goes wrong during the launch Slight...

Page 11: ...nd will blow against the tip pushing the air out of the tip area towards the center of the kite making Grab your power adjuster and hold it up high while giving a series of short up When there is no h...

Page 12: ...kite Check your lines properly Before attempting your launch make sure they are free of twists and tangles Also check if they are not hooked behind any part of your bar or spreader bar before you lau...

Page 13: ...to any heavy object around you and walk towards your kite Place some sand on the upwind tip fold the kite in two and open the deflate zipper Pull the line with the safety leash back through the rings...

Page 14: ...ong the VPC lines and place it in between the knots to make the VPC more or less active Less direct depower smoother power buildup when sheeting in or out More depower Less bar pressure Less stalling...

Page 15: ...ing the zipper For a tighter turn more bar pressure and overall more power pull in the adjusters For a better upwind performance and overall more depower let out the adjusters More depower Less stalli...

Page 16: ...op lines use the adjustment knot closest to the kite To make your top lines longer use the adjustment knot furthest away from the kite Rear lines too tight Rear lines too loose REMOVING SAND AND WATER...

Page 17: ...ts shape When your kite lies leading edge down relaunch as follows Now just steer the kite the water After a water relaunch fly the kite up to the zenith Shaking your bar a few times helps for the wat...

Page 18: ...f your zippers are still intact Use silicon spray to clean them in case of salt residue on the zipper Regularly check your VPC system for wear and tear Make sure the pulleys are still in working order...

Page 19: ...tional Peter Lynn distributor If there is no Peter Lynn distributor in your country please find our contact details on our website www peterlynn com Peter Lynn Vliegerop bv Release of Liability Cautio...

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