General Information - ItsImagical rolling set evolution Bedienungsanleitung

(EN)
Learn to skate with confidence and security with this evolutionary skates kit that grows
with you. Protective equipment included.
1. Contents:
2 Evolutive skates with 2 positions: training and inline (3 wheels).
2 Kneepads.
2 Elbow pads.
2 Wrist guards.
1 Security helmet.
2. Before starting, make sure all these pieces are included:
A. Brake chasis
B. Brake
C. Allen keys
D. Inline back bolt (2)
E. Inline back nut (2)
F. Wheel
G. Training wheel back axle
H. Training wheel back screws
I. Skate chassis
3. To adjust the size of your skate:
1. First remove the liner from the boot. Adjust the Velcro sections of the liner around
your foot to the desired size. Then put the liner back into the skate.
2. Locate the push buttons on the side of the chassis.
3. While holding down the buttons on the chassis with one hand, pull or push the boot
to your desired position. (The adjustment can be made in the front toe section of the
skate or in the back heel section of the skate).
4. Instructions to change trainer skate to inline skate:
1. First remove the back wheel and brake chassis by using both Allen keys to loosen,
then remove the screws and axle that hold the back wheel.
2. Line up the back brake chassis over the back hole in the skate chassis (make sure
that the lip on the back of the brake chassis tucks inside the skate chassis).
3. Line up one wheel with the hole in the brake chassis and the back hole in the skate
chassis.
4. Using the additional hard ware that came in a bag with your skates, insert the bolt
from the plastic bag through the hole. Then screw in the nut on the opposite side.
(NOTE: for the inline version of the skate, the middle wheel bolt and back wheel bolt
are NOT the same size. They are NOT interchangeable).
5. Use the Allen keys to tighten.
6. Remove the middle bolt and nut from the bottom of the skate using both Allen keys.
7. Now take the third wheel and line it up with the center holes in the skate chassis.
8. Insert the bolt that you just removed through the hole. Then screw the nut on the
opposite side. Use the Allen keys to tighten.
5. Helmet information
Read and follow these instructions carefully for proper use. Please, keep this
information for future reference.

GENERAL INFORMATION

This helmet is designed to protect and minimise the occurrence of head injury to the
user. It complies with the requirements of the EN1078:2012 certification standards.
Independent tests have shown that the helmet is capable of achieving impact energy
absorption of more than 250g.
WARNINGS
This product is intended to be worn for non-motor sports: bicycle, skateboard and
roller-skates.
Do not use for motor sports.
Do not use for mountain climbing or other similar activities due to the risk of
strangulation.
This product cannot always protect against injury and cannot substitute looking after
the child.
This product is designed to absorb shock by partial destruction of shell. This damage
may not be visible. Therefore, if a severe impact occurs, the product must be
discarded. This should be done even if it appears undamaged.
Do not add accessories to the helmet.
ADJUSTING THE HELMET
To guarantee maximum head protection, the helmet must be adjusted correctly to the
head and properly fastened. It is designed to be retained by a strap under the lower
jaw.
When choosing a helmet, try on several different sizes and choose the size which feels
secure and comfortable on the head.
To check the fit:
Place the helmet on the head.
Adjust it so that the straps do not cover the ears.
The buckle must be far away from the chin and the user must feel comfortable and
secure.
Make sure the fastening system is properly closed.
Grasp the helmet and try to rotate it to the front and rear. A correctly fitted helmet
should be comfortable and should not move forward to obscure vision or rearward to
expose the forehead.
Check all adjustments each time the helmet is worn and readjust when necessary.
REPLACING YOUR HELMET:
- Replace your helmet after a crash or hard knock, if it is badly scratched or worn out, if
it does not fit anymore or after a period of 3 years of use.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING.
When helmet is not being used, carry it in its original packaging carefully to ensure no
accidental damage occurs to the product.
Clean the helmet with a soft cloth and water.
The helmet may be damaged and rendered ineffective by petroleum and petroleum
products, cleaning agents, paints, adhesives, etc. without the damage being visible to
the user.
Keep the helmet away from heat and sunlight when not in use, since they can reduce
its resistance.
Do not modify nor remove any of the original helmet components.
6. Protectors: knee and elbow pads.
- Read these warnings before using protectors.
- This protector only protects when properly fitted. It should be adjusted to fit perfectly
to the knee or elbow to provide maximum protection.
21-29cm
21-29cm
HOW TO USE:
1. Pull straps to detach fabric fasteners.
2. Place pad over elbow or knee. Wrap strap around pad to secure fabric fasteners so
pad fits snugly.
Warning:
- Range A: suitable for users weighing up to 25 kg.
- Performance level 1: This pad is designed for children who are learning to ride a
bicycle or to skate. This pad is not designed for use with motor vehicles or for
performing acrobatics.
- Warning! No protector can provide total protection against injury.
- Do not modify the protector in any way. This could reduce its protective properties.
- Do not store in direct sunlight or any other source of light. Store in a cool, dark place.
- Warning! Any change in environmental conditions, such as temperature, may
significantly reduce the protector's protective properties. Keep away from extreme
heat.
- These protectors help to protect the knee / elbow from superficial scratches and
minor bumps.
- Examine the pad and the plastic cover carefully for damage or breaks in the fabric. If
damaged, discard the protector and do not use.
- Clean the protector with water and neutral soap only. The use of chemical and
cleaning solvents could cause non-visible damage.
- Any contamination, alteration or misuse of the protector could dangerously reduce its
performance.
- If, after a period of use, the protectors no longer fit well or are damaged, please
discard them, as it is possible that they are no longer providing adequate protection.
6. Technical features
Size Maximum weight/measures
Skates 30-33 40KG and a length of
the foot of no more than
260mm
Helmet M 54-56CM
Knee pads S Up to 25kg
Elbow pads S Up to 25kg
Gloves S Up to 25kg
7. Size
Minimum skate foot size
Maximum skate foot size
EUROPEAN Size
UK Size
USA Size
Approximate age
p2
Performance level
EN13843:2009
EN1078:2012
EN14120:2003 +A1:2007 LEVEL 1
EN14120:2003 +A1:2007 LEVEL 1
EN14120:2003 +A1:2007 LEVEL 1
18.5 cm
20.6 cm
30-33
C12-2
10-13
6-8 years
Range
CLASS B
CLASS A
CLASS A
CLASS A