Can’t fit the Air Product back in its bag?
Please empty the air as much as possible according to the packing method above.
Be sure to keep the width of the bag in mind when folding up the Air Product. Place the
bag at one end of the mat and match the folds to the bag’s width to fit it in perfectly.
FAQ
Q: 24 Hours after inflation the air track is not hard enough anymore, do I need to repair
this?
A: Air tracks are not designed to maintain their pressure overnight. Because of differences
in temperatures it loses a bit of air and therefore inflating it once per day is not unusual.
When you have doubts, please contact us for a professional opinion.
Q: What is the lifespan on your products?
A: Obviously this will depend on how the products are used and in what frequency. A
lifespan of more than 5 years is definitely not uncommon.
Q: How long does it take to inflate an air track?
A: The majority of the air products can be inflated within 4 minutes thanks to our high
performance blowers. A 12 x 2 x 0.2 m air track takes around 5 minutes to inflate using a
single Bravo blower.
Q: How to prevent damaging the valves?
A: Valves represent the greatest opportunity for failure. Some tips to prevent damage:
1) Be careful not to step on the valves.
2) The gasket around the valve helps keep it airtight; don't lose it!
3) Always close the valves when transporting to prevent the damaging the mat and valves.
Q: What type of material do you use to make the products?
A: All of our products use Double Wall Fabric (DWF) consisting of 2 layers of coated vinyl
with thousands of threads connecting the two. Our proprietary DWF is specially
engineered for athletic training.
For air track mat, there is a vinyl center line for trainers to feel it and check their action.
Also Velcro to connect different air track mats for different usage.
