Be familiar with the set up and used with the supplied security systems.

Always use your kite with a security system.

Never permanently attach yourself to the kite, the control bar, or the lines.

Never use the kite as a flying device.

Never touch the kite lines while under tension; do not catch the kite using these lines.

When inflated, but not in use, secure your kite with sand or with something heavy and non- abrasive; the more weight the better. An inflatable power kite will still fly, even without a rider, so be mindful of those around you and secure your kite. Your kite may cause serious injury or death if it launches unexpectedly.

Do not lend your gear to someone who has not been fully instructed on the use of inflatable kites. Other riders should also read the user's manual and be proficient in all its points.

Check your gear before going in the water. Insure that your flying lines, safety systems, kite, board, etc. are all rigged properly and are in working order.

Be aware of unpredictable and changing weather conditions.

Avoid "offshore" wind conditions and use extreme caution in "onshore" wind conditions.

Avoid strong, gusty wind.

Becareful of wave conditions, especially when learning.

Be educated about tides and rip currents.

Be mindful of your ability level. Do no kiteboard if conditions are beyond your ability levels.

Be educated about air and water temperatures and wear appropiate protection against the elements.

Do not use this product in thunderstorms.

Consult an anemometer to determine wind speeds if necesary.

Do not use an oversized kite. Consult your Wind Range Chart for the correct recommended size. Use your common sense. If in doubt about what kite to use, use smaller rather than bigger.