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8. DRAIN SYSTEM
Your kayak has been designed with a drain system located on the underside of the kayak
in the rear. It consists of a fixed base and a screwable 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.
9. DEFLATION
After rinsing your kayak with clean water, open the drain cap to let the water out.
To deflate the kayak, remove the valve cap from the valves in the side bladders first and
kayak floor second.
Clean and check the kayak as well as all the accessories.
Make sure that no sand nor gravel remains inside the kayak nor between the hull and the
inner chambers: this could result in abrasion or even punctures while storing the kayak.
Use soapy water, no detergents or silicone-based products.
Make sure the kayak is
completely dry before putting it away.