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Imprimir páginaKayaking is an acquired skill and there is no
substitute for experience and correct training.
While the inherent risk in paddlesport can
never be eliminated, it can be greatly reduced
by following a few simple steps before using
any Dagger product.
Safety must be the foremost consideration in
any watersport activity. While kayaking is a
challenging and rewarding sport, it presents
a risk of serious injury. Any person using Dagger
Europe kayaks assumes all risks and takes complete
responsibility for any and all damages, or injuries,
including death, which may result from use of
Dagger kayaks.
DO
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Get paddlesports instruction from an
approved provider.
•
Be sure you can exit easily from your
boat. Practice wet exits in a pool or
another controlled situation before
venturing out.
•
Join a club. Local canoe clubs are a
great way to meet like-minded people
and gain skills in a safe, social and fun
environment.
•
Dress accordingly for the weather.
•
Get first aid and rescue training and carry
first aid and rescue equipment.
•
Check your equipment before each use
for signs of wear or failure.
•
Always inspect unfamiliar waters before
paddling.
•
Tell someone where you're going and
how long you're likely to be.
•
Follow manufacturers recommendations
for use and outfitting of your kayak.
•
Subscribe to some paddlesport maga-
zines. You can find most of them in your
local news agents or online. There are
also several excellent instructional DVDs
and books available.
DON'T
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Never exceed your ability, so assess how
far and how long you can paddle
or swim.
•
Never paddle alone.
•
Never consume drugs or alcohol prior
to or during paddling.
•
Never paddle in flood conditions.
•
Don't allow minors to use the boat
without adult supervision.
•
Avoid bracing yourself in the kayak in
such a way that you have to release any
outfitting to escape.
•
Do not impair entry or exit access to the
kayak when installing additional outfitting.
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