Instructions / Assembly

 Do not use harsh chemicals for cleaning. Most of the grime can be removed with a mild soap

and fresh water.

 You may store the board both inflated or deflated. If you deflate the board, we recommend that

you store it in the protective bag that came with the board.

 If you want to store the board outdoors, raise it up off the ground and cover it with a tarp to

prevent sun exposure.

 We do not recommend to hang the board.

 Do not store the board in extreme conditions (i.e. above 66 °C/150 °F or below -23 °C/-10 °F).

 Store in a clean and dry place.

FOLDING THE BOARD

The ISUP board transport bag is designed to allow you to get your board into the bag as easily as

possible and with minimal folding.

Follow the diagram below for the best folding procedure.

INFLATABLE VALVE SEALING WASHER BLOW-OUT

If you deflate your board too quickly, the expelling air can partially

blow the inner grey sealing ring out into the valve chamber. This can

go unnoticed until the next time you try to inflate your ISUP.

If you look into the valve chamber you will see the edge of the sealing

washer protruding into the valve chamber (Fig. 1).

The solution is relatively easy. To re-seat the sealing washer and

make the valve functioning correctly once more, you will need the

following tools:

A pair of long nose pliers and a small amount of silicone grease or

petroleum jelly to help re-seal the valve housing.

Fig. 1

1. Make sure the board is fully deflated.

2. Rest the tail (the part behind the fins) of the board on something raised and solid so that the

fins are not subject to any pressure.

3. Remove the dust cap from the valve housing.