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Congratulations!
With your purchase you have decided on a
high-quality product. Get to know the product
before you start to use it. Carefully read the
following operating instructions. Use the product
only as described and only for the given areas
of application. Keep these instructions safe.
When passing the product on to a third party,
always make sure that the documentation is
included.
contents
1 x Instructions for use
1 x Ice Skates
technical data
Size: 42 - 44
Max. weight: 100kg
DIN EN 15638:2009
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Pure textile freshness
Experience the feeling of lasting freshness
through the power of silver, keeping you odour-
free all day long.
adaPtiVe heat regulation
Feel good all around. The textile will cool
you down when you‘re hot, and keeps you
dry longer in the cold. Cools and reduces
perspiration.
intended use
This product has been manufactured as a
recreational ice skate for private use and is not
suitable for competitive ice hockey or figure
skating.
safety information
WarNiNG!
there is a risk of drowning when
skating on open bodies of water.
make sure that the ice is thick enough
to support you!
risk of injury!
• Before each use, make sure that all screws
and nuts are secure and tight. The product
may only be used in flawless condition.
• Do not alter the product in such a way that
your safety might be put at risk.
• For your own safety, always wear suitable
personal protective equipment (helmet,
protectors for the hands, wrists, elbows and
knees).
• Always wear reflective clothing in order to be
seen more easily.
• Risk of cuts! When handling the ice skates,
always remember that the blades are sharp!
• Do not use this article in bare feet.
tips for ice skating
atteNtioN!
Always check the thickness of the ice before
skating on open bodies of water.
Please note that the ice can be rather thin,
particularly around bank vegetation and areas
where liquid is discharged, as well as on flowing
bodies of water! Inform your children about the
possible risks. You are responsible for supervi-
sing them.
Practising for the first time
imPortaNt!
• choose a suitable skating area.
We recommend skating at ice rinks
or on specially designated and
approved areas.
• First practice several important
skating skills on the ground before
attempting to skate on the ice.
allow someone to help you.
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