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Head Sport GmbH
Wuhrkopfweg 1, 6921 Kennelbach, AT
E-mail: service@shop.head.com

List of ice skate safety warnings based on the requirements of General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR): 1. Always wear a helmet and protectors when skating to minimize the risk of head and other body injuries. 2. Make sure the skates are properly fitted and fastened well to avoid ankle injury. 3. Check the technical condition of the skates before each use, including the blade, shoe attachment and clasp. Damaged ice skates can be dangerous. 4. Store the skates in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the blade. 5. Sharpen your skates regularly to ensure proper grip on the ice. 6. Skating on unprepared ice (e.g. on frozen lakes) is risky. There is a risk of ice breaking and drowning. 7. Skating in prohibited or unlit areas can lead to collisions with obstacles or other people. 8. Avoid skating under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicants, as they affect coordination and concentration. 9. Pay attention to weather conditions. Strong wind, snowfall or rain can make driving difficult and increase the risk of an accident. 10. Learn to fall properly to minimize the risk of injury. It is best to fall on the buttocks or side, protecting the head and hands. 11. Regularly service the skates in a professional service to make sure they are in good working condition. 12. If you feel pain in your ankle or knee, stop riding. Do not ignore the signals sent by the body. 13. Beware of other ice rink users. Keep a safe distance and avoid violent maneuvers. 14. When skating in public places, follow the rules of the facility. 15. Children should skate under adult supervision.