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Inflating the kayak
1. Spread the product out on a flat surface.
2. First inflate the seat (air chamber 1) via air valve 1.
3. The air valves for air chambers 2 and 3 can be found
under fold-out tabs. Air valves 2 and 3 consist of an
inner cap and an outer cap, the inner cap contains
a non-return valve. Unscrew the outer cap from air
valve 2 and fill the chamber with air. Do the same with
air valve 3. Only use a foot pump or electric pump
designed for the inflation of floating leisure articles.
Never use an air compressor.
4. Do not over-inflate the product as too high a pressure
could damage it and compromise safety.
5. Screw both outer caps back on to the air valves to
prevent any air escaping.
Deflating the kayak
1. Open air valve 1 and let the air out.
2. Unscrew both the outer and the inner caps on air valves 2 and 3. Roll the kayak up from
the front to squeeze the air out.
Repairs
Buy a repair kit suitable for inflatable floating leisure articles/airbeds and follow
the instructions carefully.
Care and maintenance
• Do not expose the inflated kayak to direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Heat can cause the
kayak to expand and become damaged. Lay your inflated kayak in the shade or let some air
out if it is to be left in the sun.
• Wash the product with mild soapy water. Never clean the product using solvents or silicone-
based cleaners.
• Never use sharp objects to clean the product.
• If your kayak is used in salt water, rinse it with clean water after use.
• Lay the kayak in the shade to dry. Do not leave it in the sun.
• Make sure that the kayak is completely dry before packing it away for storage.
• Store the product in the provided bag and make sure that it is dry, clean and emptied of all air.
Disposal
This product should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.
If you are unsure how to proceed, contact your local authority.