Kamizelka do nauki pływania Flipper SwimSafe 1400 11–30 kg

Pro Swim GmbH
Kopernikusring 64, 92318 Neumarkt i.d.Opf., DE
E-mail: info@swimsafe.de

List of kapok safety warnings based on the requirements of General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR): * Make sure the kapok is appropriately tailored to the weight and height of the user. Too loose or too tight kapok may not provide adequate buoyancy. * Check that the kapok has no mechanical damage, such as abrasions, tears, or cracks. Damaged kapok may not perform its function. * Regularly check the condition of straps and buckles. Make sure they are functional and allow you to securely fasten the kapok. * Use the kapok for its intended purpose. Do not use it for purposes other than belaying in water sports. * Kapok should only be used by people who know how to swim, unless it is a special model designed for non-swimmers. * Do not leave the kapok in the sun or at high temperature. Long-term exposure to the sun can weaken the material and reduce its effectiveness. * After each use, the kapok should be thoroughly dried. Moist kapok can be prone to mold and bacteria growth. * Kapok should be stored in a dry and airy place. * Clean your kapok regularly with gentle cleaning agents. Do not use strong detergents that can damage the material. * Replace the kapok every few years, even if no damage is seen on it. Materials used in the production of kapoks may lose their properties over time. * If kapok was used in salt water, it should be rinsed thoroughly in fresh water. Salt can cause corrosion and damage to the material. * Make sure the kapok is certified by the appropriate organization. The certificate is a guarantee that the product meets certain safety standards. * Please refer to the instruction manual before using the kapok. In it you will find important information about use and maintenance. * Do not use a kapok if you are not sure how to put it on and fasten it properly. Ask for help from an experienced lifeguard or instructor. *Please note that kapok is not a guarantee of safety. Be careful and follow safety rules when practicing water sports.