Adjusting The Width - Crivit HG04171A Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Close the Velcro strap
Slide the ratchet band
hole under the latch
proper tension.
Note: By pressing the latch
can move the ratchet band
forth until you have found the proper tension
for your foot (see Fig. C).
Close the safety clasp
sound.
Removing
Open the safety clasp
(see Fig. B).
4a
Press the latch
6
band .
5
Open the Velcro strap
Push the button
3a
direction of the arrow in order to loosen the
laces (see Fig. D).
Adjusting the size
Press down the adjusting button
shift the shoe to the desired size. After
locking you will hear a clicking sound.
The arrow on the show
appropriate size on the frame (see Fig. E).

Adjusting the width

Turn the Width Adjusting button
+ or - direction to increase or decrease the
width respectively (see Fig. F).
ATTENTION: Please DO NOT adjust the
screw because it may break the factory seal
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of the screw. Please turn the width adjusting but-
ton only to adjust the width.
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6 GB
.
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into the designated
5
and adjust it to the
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down, you
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back and
5
and hear a clicking
4
by pressing button
4
and pull out the ratchet
.
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on the fixing clip in the
and
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shows the
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to
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Tips for ice skating
Caution! Ice skating on frozen lakes is a risk
of breaking in and drowning. Check before-
hand that the ice is stable enough. Always look
after your children when they use the product.
First use
IMPORTANT! Choose a suitable skating surface.
We recommend skating on ice rinks and specially
marked and authorised surfaces.
Practise some important skating skills on a dry
surface before skating on ice. Have someone
help you. Practise on a lightly populated ice rink
with the assistance of a practised person or
hold on to the sides of the ice rink until you feel
secure on the ice. Adjust your speed to your
skating ability. Learn to glide, curve, and brake
before attempting a faster skating style.
Starting position:
Place your feet shoulder width apart from one
another and slightly bend your knees to prevent
yourself from falling backwards. Do not look
at your own feet, but in the skating direction.
Accelerating:
As a beginner, start with small steps with your
toes facing diagonally outwards ahead.
Gliding:
After taking a few steps, you have enough
momentum to place both ice skates next to one
another and glide. Slightly bend your knees.
Mastering curves
Low Speed:
Shift your weight as if you are riding a bike. For
a left curve, shift your weight to your left foot, for
a right curve, shift your weight to your right foot.
High speed:
Use Cross over technique (see Fig. I).