Surfskate Classic Walnut-Ash + Curfboard

Usage information

WARNING - Skateboarding can be dangerous if you are not careful

The skateboard is not a toy and not suitable for children under 20kg and/or 14 years. Max. Weight 100kg / 220lbs.
It is intended for private use only and is not suitable for use in commercial environments.

Please use the skateboard only as described in the instruction manual. Any other use is considered improper and may result in damage. The manufacturer or dealer is not liable for damage caused by improper or incorrect use.

Precautions
- Use the following protective equipment: Hand/wrist protection, knee protection, head protection and elbow protection.
- Use is regulated by the road traffic regulations; only drive on suitable surfaces (smooth, clean, dry and as free as possible from other road users).
- Do not attempt to pull or push people on the skateboard as this may cause injury.
- Jumping on the skateboard can be dangerous and lead to injuries.
- The skateboard is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or persons with insufficient experience and/or understanding, unless they are supervised by a responsible person who ensures their safety.
- Please note that the maximum load capacity of 100 kg must not be exceeded.

Care instructions, cleaning and maintenance:
Improper handling and use of the skateboard can damage the board and negatively affect its performance. Please observe the following instructions:
- Please do not place any loads on the skateboard that are heavier than 100 kg - neither during use nor when not in use.
- Please check the skateboard and accessories for damage before each use and do not use it if it is damaged, cracked, broken or deformed.
- Sharp edges caused by use should be defused again.
- Wood splinters or tears on the board can be smoothed with sandpaper.
- Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners.
- Never expose the skateboard and accessories to high temperatures (e.g. an oven) or weather conditions (e.g. rain).
- The skateboard and accessories should not be immersed in water or other liquids.
- Avoid moisture, dripping or splashing water to protect the board and accessories.
- The skateboard should not be used in damp or wet environments.
- Any changes to the original parts, materials or construction of the board, as well as misuse and damage, can seriously affect the board's performance.
- Do not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents or brushes with metal or nylon brushes, sharp or metallic cleaning utensils such as knives, hard spatulas and the like. These could damage the surfaces and the structural integrity.
- Avoid getting liquids, solvents or strong cleaning agents on the board. These substances can destroy the components and cause hazards.
- Please use only water or a gentle soap solution on a slightly damp sponge to clean the board. Other cleaning agents or too much water can damage the board.
- After cleaning, allow the board to dry completely before storing it again.
- Inspection: Regularly check all screws, bolts and nuts for tightness and clean all parts from dirt.
- The skateboard must be checked for correct steering adjustment and tight fit of all connecting parts before each use.
- The effect of self-locking nuts and bolts may decrease after unscrewing.
- The ball bearings of the wheels should be cleaned and oiled regularly.

Storage
- Make sure that all board components are completely dry before storing them.
- Always store the board in a dry place to avoid damage from moisture.
- Avoid direct sunlight and extreme weather conditions such as heat or cold, as these can damage the material.
- Store the board in a safe place where it cannot fall or be damaged.

Operation:
Skateboarding involves certain risks. Therefore, it is important to always pay attention to your own safety and the safety of others.
- Always wear appropriate protective equipment when using the skateboard.
- Take your time to learn new techniques and make sure you are in control of the skateboard at all times.
- Make sure you can descend safely and practice falling safely and rolling off at the end of a fall to minimise or avoid injury.
- Make sure that the skateboard is not modified.
- Check the skateboard regularly for rough or sharp edges and chipping caused by wear and tear.
- Be careful to use the skateboard only in places where it cannot cause damage to property.
- Avoid using the skateboard on public roads or in places where you could cause danger or injury.
- Use is regulated by the road traffic regulations; only drive on suitable surfaces (smooth, clean, dry and as free as possible from other road users).

Disposal:
- Please note that the packaging of the skateboard should be disposed of separately. Paper, art paper and cardboard should be disposed of as waste paper and packaging and foils should be disposed of via the appropriate recyclables collection.
- It is important to know that skateboards must not be disposed of with household waste.
- If the board can no longer be used, it must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations (borough, state, district or country). Please ensure that old skateboards are disposed of properly to avoid any negative impact on the environment.