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ASSEMBLY
1) Locate a flat, dry area with access to the launch site. To prevent damage to your kayak do not
set up on sharp, pointed rocks, shells or coral. The kayak should be carried into position. Dragging
or sliding the product over ground, either before or after inflation, can cause permanent damage.
2) Unfold the kayak completely to prepare for inflation. The Floor valve is a Boston-type valve. The
Main valve must be securely screwed into the Ring Plate before inflation. Inflate the floor with the
valve closed.
3) First inflate the Floor to 1.0 psi (0,07 bar). Once inflated, firmly cap each valve. DO NOT
OVERFILL.
4) Next prepare the Side Tube valves, which are also Boston type valves. The Main valve must be
securely screwed into the Ring Plate before inflation.
5) Inflate the Side Tubes to 2.0 psi (0,14 bar). DO NOT OVERFILL. Once inflated, firmly cap each
valve.
6) Next position the seat(s) in the cockpit. Seat(s) connect to the floor with Velcro. Seats should be
placed so as to evenly balance the boat when in the water. A solo paddler should be slightly aft of
the boat's center. With two paddlers, the heavier one should sit toward the rear.
7) Once seat position(s) are confirmed, connect seat front straps to the accessory rings forward of
each seat using metal seat clips. Adjust front straps to bring seat back to upright position.
8) To install the fin, turn the kayak upside down. Insert the front section of the fin into the front
portion of the fin box. Pull the fin back while pushing it into the fin box. When seated properly, the
Quick Release pin, found on a small rope nearby, will slide easily into the hole at the back of the fin
box.
Step 2
Cap
Step 1
Main valve
Ring plate
Boston Valve
Step 1
Quick Release Pin
Step 2
Step 3
Fin Installation
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