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Scout the area before use to avoid any debris or obstacles that
might present a safety hazard.
Know your own limits. Stop when you are tired. Act responsibly.
Be in good physical condition and be cautious in your use of this
or any other towable tube.
Check the rope and connectors for frays, cuts, sharp edges,
knots, or wear before each use. Discard rope if any such
condition exists or if rope appears to be worn. Such conditions
may lead to breaks.
Do not use tow rope with elastic or bungee material to pull riders.
Such an addition can break or stretch, which may lead to injury
of users or boat occupants.
Rope is subject to deterioration when exposed to direct sunlight.
The life of the product will be extended when stored away from
sunlight.
The tow rope should be replaced when signs of deterioration
appear, indicated by the existence of discoloration, wear, fraying
or unraveling.
Do not add hardware or attachments that are not otherwise
supplied by the manufacturer.
Watersports Safety Code
Watersports are fun and challenging but involve inherent risks of
injury or death. To increase your enjoyment of the sport and to
reduce your risks, use common sense and follow these rules:
Before you start:
Familiarize yourself with all applicable federal, state and local
laws, the risks inherent in the sport and the proper use of the
equipment.
Know the waterways.
Always have a person other than the boat driver as an observer.
Skier/rider, observer and driver must agree on hand signals.
