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Keep hands clear of flying lines when they are under tension from the kite. Lines can be
very sharp and abrasive.
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Choose the appropriate kite or wind-wing for your body size, ability and the conditions.
Do not use a kite or wind-wing size that is beyond your control for the given conditions.
If conditions change while you are on the water and you can no longer control your
equipment, return to shore. Do not go out in conditions that are beyond your skill level.
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When your kite or wind-wing is not in use, secure it in one place with a non-abrasive,
heavy object to prevent it from flying away in any sort of conditions.
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Only fly your kite or wind-wing in unobstructed areas.
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If you are under the age of 18, you must not use this product without proper guidance and
supervision by your parents or legal guardian.
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If you are under the age of 18, you must have your parents or legal guardian read these
warnings and instructions.
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Be familiar with your kite's quick release system and do not be afraid to deploy it if
necessary.
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Always use a safety leash so your kite is contained in case of a primary quick release
deployment.
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When wind-winging, always use a safety leash so your wing is contained if dropped.
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We strongly recommend you wear a helmet to avoid injury from your board or other hard
objects.
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We strongly recommend you wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) or impact vest.
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Do NOT use this product if you are under the influence of drugs, alcohol or prescription
medication.
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Note that this is a non-exhaustive list. Use common sense if other risks arise.
LIMIT DANGERS TO OTHERS:
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Be courteous to other riders and comply with established give way rules.
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Stay clear of other water users. Leave sufficient space between you and swimmers, boats
and any other water users.
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Stay clear of other beach users.
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Familiarise yourself with local marine use guidelines and obey all established rules.
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Respect wildlife and behave accordingly.
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When hydro-foiling you operate at greater speeds than normal and obstacles and other
water users get closer exponentially faster. Be aware of this and adjust your actions
accordingly.
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Note that this is a non-exhaustive list. Use common sense if other risks arise.
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