Prevent lines from catching on anything as they may be over stretched. Do not
step onto the lines.
Uncontrolled strong wind take offs or landings can result in the leading edge of the
canopy hitting the ground at high speed which may cause rips in the profile and
damage the material.
The control line can chafe if badly tangled.
Check line length after tree or water landings. They can stretch or shrink lines.
Clean the paraglider with fresh water after contact with salt water. Salt water
crystal can weaken line strength, even after rinsing in fresh water.
Replace lines immediately after contact with salt water.
Also check canopy material after water landings, as waves can place uneven
forces and cause cloth to distort in specific areas.
Always remove gliders from the water by holding only the trailing edge.
Do not always fold the canopy symmetrically to the centre cell as this can cause
constant stress on the centre cell (centre cell always to the outside).
A line plan is enclosed in this operators manual or may be requested from the
manufacturer or distributor.
