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Wear a helmet!
In addition, protective gear
such as goggles not only look
cool, but keep you seeing
strait.
HAMMERHEAD
SLEDS
User’s Guide
Please read all
warnings
before using
this or any sled
WHAT SLEDDING IS ALL ABOUT
Read Me First : Safe Riding : CAUTION!
No doubt about it--sledding is fun! But to avoid getting hurt, please follow these important safety rules:
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Do not sled while under the influence of
drugs or alcohol.
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Always ride on good snow. Ice and bare
patches can cause the sled to go out of
control.
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Avoid roadways, paths, or other areas
that are used by vehicles.
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Stay away from cliffs and extremely
steep hills.
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The HAMMERHEAD sled is designed for
only one person sledding at a time.
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Be aware that the HAMMERHEAD does
not have a brake and can develop high
speeds under certain snow conditions.
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Do not sled in crowded areas, on roads,
on icy surfaces, near trees, vehicles,
buildings, or other obstacles.
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Do not kneel, stand, or sit backwards
while sledding.
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Do not tow the HAMMERHEAD behind
any vehicle.
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Do not let children under 10 ride the
HAMMERHEAD.
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Wear protective clothing such as ANSI
or Snell approved helmet, goggles,
gloves, and warm clothes.
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If you ride at dusk or at night, use a
powerful headlight and taillight and stay
clear of obstacles.
•
When riding the HAMMERHEAD at a ski
area (with their approval), you must use
a safety leash.
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Use the HAMMERHEAD at your own
risk.
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Sled in control at all times! It is your job
to avoid people and objects below you.
Performance
Sledding
