Safety Notes; Do Not Fly With Kites - Flysurfer Infinity 2.0 Bar Bedienungsanleitung

Form a static loop, thread the
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end of the line through the eye.
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Lay the line around the rope from
where the pull will come from.
Thread the end of the line
through the eye from below.
Tighten the bowline.
Larkshead
The larkshead knot is the standard
way for attaching the ends of lines
to knots of rings utilising a loop.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Pull a part of the line through the eye-
let on the end of the line, forming a loop.
Put the knot or ring through this loop.
Pull the loop tightly shut.
Figure Eight Knot
The figure eight knot is relatively easy
to open compared to conventional
knots. Unlike normal knots the eye
is turned another 180° before the
end of the line is threaded through.

04 SAFETy NoTES

Kitesurfing is a potentially dangerous sport, that holds risks
for the athlete or the people around them. Incorrect use of
this product may result in serious injury or even death of the
user or third parties.
The user carries the sole responsibility for themselves and
third parties when using this product. The user must check
their equipment for wear, especially wearing parts, before
each time they use it.
The product may only be used with original spare parts,
and may not be modified.
Every user must be qualified by a Flysurfer kiteschool or
a Flysurfer dealer.
The User Manual must have been read completely before
using the kite, and must be strictly adhered to. The following
safety guidelines are only guidelines and do not claim to
cover every instance.
This product has been designed for riders weighing 35-120kg.
We cannot guarantee the proper function of the product
outside this weight range.
This manual can also be downloaded from http:/ /www.flysurfer.com

04.01 Do not fly with kites

A kite is not designed, tested or licensed as an aircraft or flying
device. The use of a kite as a flying device is illegal and not co-
vered by insurance. Flying with this product can lead to death.
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