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debris.
4. Wipe everything dry with a dry and soft
cloth.
5. Then let the SUP and ns dry completely.
PADDLE PROPERLY
The basically correct stand is in the middle
of the SUP, or the feet to the left and right of
the handle. Depending on your preference or
water conditions you can vary your stand.
ATTENTION!
When launching and in shallow waters you
should kneel on the board. This provides
more stability and minimizes the risk of injury!
The paddle blade has a slight forward bend.
Since the paddle is generally held at an angle
to the front, this bend provides a larger con-
tact surface in the water on the paddle blade
and thus more propulsion.
Accelerate: Pull the paddle from the nose
past the SUP to the tail. Change sides again
and again to get a straight line.
Braking: Guide the paddle exactly the oppo-
site way, i.e. from back to front. This requires
body tension to keep your balance. This way
even tight turns are controlled.
STORAGE
ATTENTION!
There is a risk of mold growth if the SUP is
not stored properly.
• Store the SUP in a clean, well ventilated
and dry place without direct sunlight,
where it is not exposed to major tempe-
rature fluctuations.
• If the SUP is not used for a longer period
of time, we advise to completely disas-
semble it and store it in the backpack
provided.
• Store the SUP out of the reach of children
and securely closed.
• Do not place any heavy or sharp-edged
objects on the SUP.
• Check the SUP after a long period of sto-
rage for signs of wear and/or aging.
REPAIR
Check the SUP for pressure loss, holes or
cracks before each use. If the SUP loses air, it
may be due to a leak in the valve, a defective
valve or a leak in the SUP. Minor damage can
be repaired with the repair patch provided.
Leakage
Repair leaks on the SUP only with suitable
adhesive. Repairs with unsuitable adhesives
can lead to further damage! Note: You can
also repair small spots (smaller than 2 mm)
only with the adhesive by sticking the adhe-
sive directly onto the spot. For larger leaks
(larger than 2 mm) proceed as follows:
1. Let the air out of the SUP completely.
2. Clean the area to be repaired thoroughly.
1. Dry the cleaned area.
2. Take one of the patches and cut a piece
that covers the damaged area and ex-
tends 1.5 cm on all sides.
3. Apply the adhesive to both the leaking
area and the cut-out patches.
4. Allow the adhesive to dry for about 2 - 4
minutes.
5. Press the patch with a soft object rm-
ly onto the leakage. Make sure that you
work on a flat surface without creases or
folds.
6. Gently remove any air bubbles with a
rounded object from the inside outwards.
7. Leave the adhesive to dry for at least
12 hours after the repair, preferably
weighted down with additional weight.
8. After drying, apply adhesive to the edges
of the patch.
9. Let the adhesive dry for about 4 hours.
If the glued area still leaks, repeat the pro-
cess. Remove all adhesive residues comple-