| Dimensions |
Large dimensions: 100x70x25 cm
Net: 67x49 cm
Mast height: 100 cm
Flag dimensions: 40x27 cm
Maximum user weight: 130 kg |
| HOW DO THE MODULAR CENTRAL PART AND THE NET WORK? |
The central part of the board consists of a double bottom with an upper flap that opens upwards, and a lower flap that opens downwards thanks to its wide rip-tab strips.
The net supplied with the board is removable, it has 4 plastic rings that can be attached to 4 hooks that are fixed to the central part of the board inside the sills.
The net has a drawstring for closing it and 2 handles for transport |
| MODULAR BOARD, "MOVEMENT" CONFIGURATION |
Upon launching to travel offshore to your fishing spot or returning at the end of the session.
The 2 flaps of the top and bottom of the central part are closed, the board can then be moved along the surface with a very comfortable and restful finning stance.
This configuration gives it excellent manoeuvrability and a very good glide when swimming. |
| MODULAR BOARD, "FISHING" CONFIGURATION |
Once you have found a good fishing area, the board can be opened in the centre using an upper and lower flap.
A space between the two flaps provides storage room for the empty net, which has been previously fixed to the board using the 4 hooks and plastic rings.
Once the two flaps are open, the net unfolds open and immerses itself in the water below the board.
You can then place the catches inside very easily. |
| HOW TO CARRY HARPOONS ON THE BOARD? |
The board can carry 2 spearguns ranging from 50 cm to 120 cm, one on each tubular section.
A hook and elastic system allows you to secure the speargun on two points and to release it very quickly and easily in the water.
Strap loops, with the addition of elastics that are not supplied, allow you to place up to 4 spearguns on the board, two per tubular section. |
| HOW DO I TRANSPORT MY BOARD BEFORE AND AFTER LAUNCH? |
This board comes with removable carrying straps to carry it on your back like a backpack.
These straps can be easily removed with hook and loop fasteners, they are fitted with foam pads and are adjustable to improve carrying comfort.
The board also has 4 carrying handles, 2 on the sides and 2 on the front. These handles are also very useful whilst in swimming mode or when handling the board in the water. |
| WHY DOES THE BUOY SEEM LESS INFLATED ONCE IN THE WATER? |
It’s perfectly normal, it doesn’t mean that your buoy is leaking.
It is a simple physical law according to which the pressure in the volume increases if the temperature increases and conversely if the temperature decreases then the pressure in the volume decreases.
There may therefore be variations in the pressure of your buoy depending on the temperature of the water and sunshine heating the buoy.
If necessary, simply adjust the inflation level by blowing up the buoy a bit more. |
| WHY SHOULD I INSERT THE FLAG BEFORE INFLATING THE 2nd SECTION? |
At the front of the board, at the flag hole level, a sheath strap is sewn between the two tubular sections.
This sheath will ensure that the flag will remain upright during your activity.
If you inflate both tubular sections before inserting the flag, this sheath will be compressed and it will then be very difficult to insert the flag into it.
We therefore advise you to inflate the 1st one, insert the flag and only then to inflate the 2nd one. |
| WHY SHOULDN’T YOU INFLATE YOUR BOARD FULLY? |
The sun will heat up the air in the buoy, which will increase its volume and could over-pressurise the item.
This is best avoided in order to prevent the seams of the outer casing from being overstrained by the pressure. |
