The following should be noted before departure

1. The owner of each boat should wear appropriate clothing and be equipped with qualified lifejackets and other personal life saving equipment.

2. Make sure that all the basic equipment, including OARS and pumping pumps, is installed on the deck, and prepare additional safety equipment for possible hazards.

3. Please do not use the boat alone after taking medicine or drinking.

4. Load must be distributed evenly. If you use the outboard motor with very light load, do not suddenly accelerate. Operator error may adversely affect ship stability and handling performance.

5. Please equip the boat with outboard motor within the range allowed by the performance indicators. Please do not overload the vehicle.

6. Improper use of outboard motor will cause immeasurable damage to the user. We will not equip our boats with any non-certified outboard motors. Do not drive at high speed where there are swimmers, and do not let swimmers approach the boat while the motor is still running.

7. Please keep an eye on the fuel residue.

Step into unfamiliar waters without any information.

9. Always leave your departure information (time and place) before departure, and reserve the time and place you plan to return.

Navigation lights may be necessary. Users are advised not to sail at night or in bad weather unless the navigation system is properly installed and used.

11. Safety courses on boat operation can be learned from national or private organizations in most countries. Before you use a small boat, you should have a clear understanding of general waterway regulations and local water environment regulations.

12. In the long voyage, you should always put the safety equipment such as bell bottoms, emergency kit and anchor in the most important position.

Inflatable deflated

1. Please use our complimentary foot pump to inflate the boat. Note: when you use the foot pump to inflate the boat, do not overfill it. If you are using an electric recharger, change the foot pump to control the air pressure in the boat when it is ready to fill.

2. The limiting pressure of the boat itself is 0 and 25bar, while that of the inflating keel is 0 and 35bar. Depending on the climate and working conditions, the pressure inside the boat needs to be controlled to maintain a suitable range when the boat is in use.

3. When the boat is aerated for 2 to 3 days, it may need to be refilled to make the air pressure in the air chamber meet the requirements of use. Special note: please do not use compressed air source (such as auto tire inflating air compressor) to inflate the boat. Excessive inflating may cause the boat seam and air chamber diaphragm to burst and become unusable.

4. When inflating or deflating, please pay attention to maintaining the pressure balance between the air Chambers to avoid damage of the air compartment membrane.

loading

1. The maximum load of the boat is marked on the sign of the stern board. Please do not exceed the rated load.

2. Each member shall wear a life jacket (personal floating equipment).

3. OARS and maintenance tools should be placed on deck in case of emergency.

4. All loads on board shall be uniformly distributed to ensure that the boat is able to maintain a smooth ride

Operation: rowing

1. The standard configuration of the inflatable boat includes two OARS, paddle bolt and rowing seat. Make sure the boat seats are in place.

2. Fix the two OARS on the oar bolt with the oar bolt nut. Note: do not use the OARS as levers. They are fragile!

3. It is necessary to understand the local waters before deciding whether to use the outboard motor or the oar. The boat's power was not strong enough to resist the currents of the estuary and the waves of the sea, and it could not be driven in very narrow passages, or sailed in the shallows.