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Assembly
Follow the step-by-step assembly instructions in
the order given.
1. Select a suitable area that is clean and
smooth and has enough room to unpack
and unfold the product. Make sure that all
the parts are included and are in perfect
condition.
2. When assembling the product for the second
time, and subsequently, check for any
damage, holes or tears and seal them as de-
scribed further on. Once you are on the water,
it is too late to repair any damage.
Assembling the paddle (Fig. B)
1. Release the locking lever (4a) on the exten-
sion pole (4).
2. Insert the paddle handle (3) into the extension
pole.
3. Extend the paddle handle out of the extension
pole to the desired length.
Note: please refer to the section 'Adjusting the
paddle length' to set the handle to the correct
length.
4. Press the locking lever on the extension pole in
order to lock the paddle handle.
5. Insert the open end of the extension pole into
the end of the paddle blade (2). The pin on
the extension pole must click audibly into the
pin-hole of the paddle blade.
Disassembling the paddle
Proceed in the reverse order to disassemble the
paddle.
Assembling the kayak paddle
(Fig. B)
1. Release the locking lever (4a) on the exten-
sion pole (4).
2. Insert the kayak paddle blade (5) into the
extension pole (4).
3. Press the locking lever on the extension pole in
order to fix the kayak paddle blade in place.
4. Insert the open end of the extension pole into
the end of the paddle blade (2). The pin on
the extension pole must click audibly into the
pin-hole of the paddle blade.
Inflating the board
WARNING!
• Inflate the air chambers in the correct se-
quence.
• Avoid over-inflating the air chambers, other-
wise you risk over-stretching the seams or even
splitting them.
• Operating pressure can increase when ex-
posed to the sun. Compensate the air pressure
by releasing air from the board.
• Use commercially available foot pumps or
double-action hand pumps with the appropri-
ate attachments and pressure gauge to inflate
the product.
• Specially designed electrical pumps for SUP
boards are also suitable for inflation. These
pumps are pre-set with 15psi and automati-
cally turn off once this air pressure has been
reached. Always check the inflated air pres-
sure. If the air pressure of 15psi has not been
reached, re-inflate manually or release air until
the nominal pressure has been reached.
• Do not use a compressor or compressed air
canister to inflate the product. This can lead to
damage.
• Always fully inflate the board.
• Do not inflate the board near sharp or pointed
objects, or on rough or stony ground.
• Always fully inflate each air chamber.
IMPORTANT!
• Only open the valve to inflate and deflate.
Otherwise it can become contaminated.
• The area around the valve must always be
clean and dry.
• Ensure that sand or other contaminants do not
get into the valve.
• To achieve maximum pressure, switch from
double to single action.
• Move the lever on the air pump (7) to alter-
nate between double action and single action.
Inflation sequence
Inflate the chambers in the following sequence:
1. – Outer air chamber, 1.0bar
2. – Inner air chamber, 1.0bar
Filling the air chambers
Important!
• The optimal operating pressure for
both air chambers is 1.0bar.
• The outer air chamber
after inflation and pushes against the
inner air chamber
, which may cause
the operating pressure of the inner air
chamber to exceed 1.0bar.
• Because fluctuations may occur, check
the air pressure in the inner air cham-
ber once more after inflating the outer
air chamber and adjust the operating
pressure accordingly, if necessary.
1. Screw the female thread (8a) of the hose
(8) onto the thread (7a) of the air pump (7)
(Fig. C).
Note: ensure that you screw the hose onto the
thread marked 'INF'.
2. Twist the valve cap (1a) anticlockwise out of
the valve (1b) (Fig. D).
3. Place the end of the hose (8b) onto the valve
and screw it on tightly clockwise (Fig. D).
Note: the valve pin (1c) of the outer chamber
must be in the closed position when doing so
(Fig. E).
The valve pin of the inner chamber
the open position. After inflating the outer cham-
ber, the valve pin of the inner chamber must also
be set to the closed position.
4. Inflate the outer air chamber
mum of 1.0bar (15psi) with the air pump.
5. Stop inflating once the pressure gauge
indicates 1.0bar, or 15psi.
6. Inflate the inner air chamber
mum of 1.0bar (15psi) with the air pump.
7. Stop inflating once the pressure gauge
indicates 1.0bar, or 15psi.
8. Turn the end of the hose anticlockwise to
remove it from the valve, and place the valve
cap onto the valve.
9. Turn the valve cap clockwise to tighten it.
10. Check the operating pressure in the inner air
chamber
and adjust it if necessary.
Deflating (Fig. E)
1. Turn the valve cap anticlockwise.
2. Remove the valve cap and press the valve pin
(1c) down.
3. Press the valve pin down and turn it 90° in
any direction until it stays in position. Leave
it in this position until all the air has been
released.
4. After deflating, turn the valve by 90° once
again. The valve pin returns to its original
position.
Installing the US fin (Fig. F)
1. Unscrew the fin plate (6a) from the screw (6b)
and slide the fin plate into the fin box guide.
Note: slide the fin plate all the way forward.
Make sure that the rubber ring is always on the
screw.
2. Place the pilot pin of the fin (6) in the groove
as well, and slide the fin into the fin box.
3. Make sure that the hole in the fin is located ex-
actly above the thread of the fin plate so that
the fin can be fixed in place with the screw.
Note: to adjust it length-wise, loosen the fasten-
ing screw by a few rotations.
After adjusting, tighten the screw again.
Removing the US fin
Proceed in the reverse order to remove the fin.
Installing the foot roll (Fig. G)
expands
Insert the foot roll (16) into the loops (1d).
Installing the seat (Fig. H)
1. Position the seat (9) on the board such that
you achieve the ideal distance from the foot
roll (16).
2. Fix the seat in place by fastening the four
straps (9a) to the four rectangular rings (1e).
Use
Adjusting the paddle length
Before use, adjust the paddle length to your size.
There are no universal guidelines determining
the correct length for any particular size.
We recommend following this formula to deter-
mine the correct length: height + 20cm (8in)
You can also determine the paddle length in the
following way:
1. Raise your non-dominant arm straight over-
head.
2. Use your other hand to place the paddle
under the raised arm.
must be in
3. Extend or shorten the paddle until it fits under
the wrist of the raised arm.
Important: do not pull the paddle handle (3)
out past the 'STOP' mark on the extension pole
to a maxi-
(4).
Otherwise, an appropriate level of stability
cannot be guaranteed.
Attaching the leash to the product
to a maxi-
(Fig. K)
Attach the leash (12) to the back D-ring (1f), as
shown in figure K.
1. Pull the loop (12b) of the leash through the
D-ring.
2. Pull the ankle attachment (12a) through the
loop of the leash until there is a knot on the
D-ring.
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