IAN 78986 - Fitness Equipment CRIVIT - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	CRIVIT
Model	IAN 78986
Product type	Slackline System
Use	Outdoor, private use
Maximum length	Approx. 15 m
Webbing width	Approx. 5 cm
Maximum installation height	50 cm
Maximum user weight	150 kg
Number of users	1
Main material	Polyester and metal
Anchor point load capacity	9000 N (max 25 kN recommended)
Maximum tension force	400 N (by hand)
Box contents	Storage bag, 2 tree protectors, 1 auxiliary rope, 1 balancing rope, 1 ratchet, instructions, DVD
Main features	Walking and balancing on webbing
Safety	Tree protectors, ratchet cover, limited height
Cleaning	Dry cloth, no harsh products
Storage	Dry place, room temperature
Warranty	3 years
Repairability	Repairs possible after warranty at cost
Disposal	Recycling according to regulations
Included accessories	Auxiliary rope, tree protectors
Prohibited use	Acrobatic jumps, flips
Installation conditions	Soft ground (lawn, sand), anchor point distance max 12 m, tree circumference min 1 m
Recommended age	From 6 years old
Not recommended	Under alcohol, medication, fatigue, darkness

Frequently Asked Questions - IAN 78986 CRIVIT

What is the maximum installation height of the slackline?

The maximum height is 50 cm (one palm width below the crotch). It is recommended to install it at knee height.

What is the maximum user weight?

The maximum user weight is 150 kg for one person at a time.

Can I use the slackline with shoes?

No, it is mandatory to use the slackline barefoot to ensure good grip and avoid injuries.

How to clean the slackline?

Clean the slackline with a dry cloth. Never use harsh cleaning products.

Should I use the tree protectors?

Yes, the tree protectors are mandatory to protect the tree bark from friction.

Can I do jumps or flips on the slackline?

No, acrobatic jumps and flips are strictly prohibited due to the high risk of falling and injury.

How to tension the slackline correctly?

The slackline must be tensioned by hand using the ratchet. It is forbidden to use extensions or mechanical aids. The rope must be wrapped 1.5 to 2.5 times around the ratchet axle.

Where can I install the slackline?

Install the slackline over a soft ground (lawn, sand) and between two trees or solid pillars. The distance between anchor points must not exceed 12 m and the trees must have a circumference of at least 1 m.

What is the warranty period?

The product has a 3-year warranty from the date of purchase, covering defects in materials and workmanship.

What to do if the webbing is damaged?

If you notice cuts, breaks, deformations or corrosion, do not use the product. Contact customer service or replace defective parts.

USER MANUAL IAN 78986 CRIVIT

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Bedienungsanleitung

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Istruzioni d'uso

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Instructions for use

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Bedienungsanleitung

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Diagram showing a rope knot being twisted, with no text or symbols present

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Installation....14 - 16

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3.) Corde auxiliaire

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2.) Nastro d'equilibrismo e arpionismo

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2.) Balanceerband en ratel

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3.) Hulpkoord

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Instructions for use

Contents 36

Technical data.... 36

Symbols used 36

Terminology....36

Intended Use....36

Safety instructions....37

Assembly....38-40

Use / Exercises 41

Disassembly. 42

Care, Storage 42

Disposal information 42

3-year warranty 42

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

A 1 x Storage bag / protective cover
B 2x Treeskin
C 1 x Auxiliary rope
D 1 x Balance band with retaining screw
E 1 x Ratchet with retaining screw

1 x Instructions for use

1 x Training DVD with mounting instructions and application examples

Technical data

Maximum number of users: 1

Maximum user weight: 150kg

Maximum height of use: 50cm

Total length: approx. 15m

Balance band width: approx. 5cm

Auxiliary rope length: approx. 15m

Maximum attachment point load: 9000N

Maximum tensioning element

operating force: 400N

Symbols used

Refer to instructions for use

Maximum user weight

Maximum height of use

Maximum number of users

Year of manufacture

Terminology

Slackline system

Sports equipment for balancing, consisting of a walkable, non-rigid element including fastener and tensioning element, secured between two attachment points

Slackline

Walkable element of the slackline system

Attachment point

Force absorbing fastener for securing the slackline system

Height of use

Clearance between the unloaded slackline and the area of impact

Attachment height

Vertical distance from the attachment point for tensioning or supporting the retaining element

Maximum attachment point load

Resistance of the attachment point against the increased nominal load

Maximum tensioning element operating force

Maximum force the user may apply to the tensioning element

Intended use

This product was developed as a sporting good for private use to balance in outdoor areas. This product may only be used by one person at a time with a weight of up to 150kg, not multiple persons. Not suitable for children under 6 years.

Safety instructions

Risk of injury!

• Only use this product for the purpose described in these instructions and in the specified manner!
• This product is not for use by children or persons unable to safely use it based on their physical, sensory or mental capacity or their lack of experience or knowledge!
• This product must always be assembled by adults. Keep product out of reach of children at all other times!
  • Always fully assemble the product as described before use!
• Before every use verify the product's perfect condition. Discontinue use if cuts in the balance band, ruptures in the seams, or deformation or corrosion of metal parts are detected, or product parts are missing!
• Children must be supported and supervised by an adult whilst using this product!
• Persons not directly supporting the balancing individual must keep a distance of at least two metres as a rebounding balance band can cause serious injuries!
  • The product may only be used by one person at a time!
• Only use the product barefoot!
• Do not perform tricks or flips! Especially warn children of the dangers!
• Be sure the balance band is always clean and dry!

• Do not use the balance band in rainy or windy conditions! Immediately disassemble the product if there are indications of a storm!

• During use the protective cover must always be over the ratchet to prevent injuries in the event of a fall!

• Do not use the product under the influence of alcohol, medications or drugs or when fatigued! Immediately stop balancing if you feel unwell or light-headed!
• Do not use this product in the dark! The balance band must always be clearly visible!
  • Always disassemble the balance band at dusk to prevent others from tripping over it!
• Be sure to wear appropriate clothing. Remove jewellery and piercings, eye-wear, rucksacks, shoulder bags, belt buckles, etc.!
• Remove items such as keys or pocket knives from trouser pockets!
• Crushing hazard when using the ratchet!
• Only tension the ratchet by hand. Never use extensions or other tools!

Assembly

Assembly conditions

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- Never set up the product higher than 50cm, at a maximum one hand width below the step. Setup at knee height recommended.

- The balance band must be suspended horizontally and tightly tensioned. The more the band sags, the more difficult it is to balance.

- Never assemble the product over hard surfaces such as tarmac or paved surfaces. Risk of injury. Always assemble the product over soft surfaces such as grass or sand.

- Keep an area of 2 metres to each side of the product clear of any objects (e.g. stones or roots).

- Firmly anchored posts or trees are suitable for securing the product. The maximum distance between the anchoring points is 12 metres. The trees/posts must have a circumference of one metre at the attachment height. The attachment points must be able to withstand at least 25kN.

- Use the tree skin to protect the tree bark.

- Use an edge guard when assembling the product between square posts.

- Only tension the slackline by hand. Never use extensions or other tools.

- Never use the slackline between cars or other tools, as the initial load can then become uncontrollable.

1.) Tree skin

1. Always attach one tree skin to both trees with hook and loop fastener.

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2.) Balance band and ratchet

1. Place the balance band flat around the first tree and feed through the retaining screw. Fold the balance band at the middle so it will not twist when it is later tensioned.

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1. Without twisting, place the ratchet around the second tree and feed it through the retaining screw. Make sure that ratchet points downwards. Fold the band at the middle so it will not twist when it is later tensioned.

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1. The storage bag is also the protective cover. Open the strap of the protective cover at each side and pull the protective cover out over the ratchet. Do not pull the protective cover completely over the ratchet until the slackline is tensioned.

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1. With the ratchet closed, feed the balance band through the slit in the shaft.

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1. Pull the balance band as far through as possible, until it is taut.

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1. Turn the ratchet over to tension the balance band.

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1. Pull the safety catch (S) upwards to release the ratchet. Move the ratchet catch (R) towards the balance band, then move it in the opposite direction to tension the balance band.

IMPORTANT: The band must be wrapped at least one and a half times but no more than two and a half times around the shaft. Only tension the band as much as possible with normal manual force. Never use a power booster!

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1. To secure the ratchet draw the safety catch (S) upwards and press the ratchet catch (R) completely downwards.

Release the safety catch and check whether the safety catch and pin are properly locked in place in the gears.

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K Safety catch Safety pin

1. Then turn the ratchet over again. Draw the protective cover over the ratchet and close it on both sides.

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3.) Auxiliary rope

For further support whilst balancing you can secure the auxiliary rope just above head height so as to prevent becoming tangled in it in the event of a fall.

Secure the rope with two knots as shown in illustration M.

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Use / Exercises

Check before every use

• Is the product damaged?
- Is the surface below free from pointy or hard objects?
- Is the balance band secured at a maximum height of 50 cm?
- Is the protective cover pulled over the ratchet?
• Is the ratchet closed and secured?
- Is the balance band twisted and is it securely tensioned?

Notices

• The balance band is under great tension when assembled. Uncontrolled, excessive and careless movements can result in falls. Do not perform tricks or flips!
  Especially instruct children of the dangers!
• The more the band sags, the more difficult it is to balance.
• We recommend beginners use the auxiliary rope. It will help you maintain your balance. Optionally, a second person may support the person balancing.

Basics

Mounting the balance band

1. Stand at the end of the slackline opposite the ratchet. Place one leg on the ground up against the balance band so that your leg is touching the balance band, allowing it to minimise swaying to some extent.
2. Place your other leg on the balance band, straighten the bent leg and use it to push yourself to an upright position. Shift your centre of gravity, to bring it over the rope and put your other foot one step ahead.
3. Focus on a fixed point at the end of the balance band. Doing so, rather than looking

down at your feet, will make it easier to keep your balance.

Walking along the balance band

1. Focus on the fixed point and carefully place your feet one in front of the other. As you do so, keep your arms outstretched; this makes it easier to keep your balance.

Turning on the balance band

1. Reposition your feet gently to turn 180 degrees to the left or the right.
2. If your left leg is in front, turn to the right; if your right leg is in front, turn to the left.
3. As soon as you have turned, return your focus to the fixed point as quickly as possible.

Beginners

1. We recommend for beginners to position themselves as described in the basics using the support of another person.
2. When walking and turning on the balance band use the auxiliary rope or another person for support.

Advanced users

Only perform the exercises for advanced users once you are proficient in the basics. Do not overestimate your skills.

1. With a little practice you will be able to walk backwards as well as forwards on the slackline. Keep your balance by extending your arms.
2. Position yourself on the balance band. One leg is bent, your foot on the balance band, your arms outstretched. The other leg is straightened next to the slackline for counterbalance. Place the foot of the bent leg closer to your body. From this position you straighten your leg to push yourself to a standing position.

Disassembly

Since the slackline is tensioned you must be careful as it is very easy to injure your fingers when opening the ratchet.

1. Pull the safety catch (S) upward to release the ratchet. Move the ratchet catch (R) in the direction of the balance band until the safety catch locks into place in the rear guide.

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1. Next, pull the balance band out of the ratchet.

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1. Release the ratchet and balance band, as well as the auxiliary rope and tree skin.

Care, Storage

Always store the dry and clean product in a tempered room. Never clean with harsh detergents, only wipe clean with a dry cleaning cloth.

Disposal information

Please dispose of packaging and the product in an environmentally friendly, correctly sorted manner! Dispose of the product through an approved waste management facility or through your municipality. Please note the current applicable regulations.

3-year warranty

The product was produced with great care and under constant supervision. You receive a three-year warranty for this product from the date of purchase. Please retain your receipt.

The warranty applies only to material and workmanship and does not apply to misuse or improper handling. Your statutory rights, especially the warranty rights, are not affected by this warranty.

With regard to complaints, please contact the following service hotline or contact us by e-mail. Our service employees will advise as to the subsequent procedure as quickly as possible. We will be personally available to discuss the situation with you.

Any repairs under the warranty, statutory guarantees or through goodwill do not extend the warranty period. This also applies to replaced and repaired parts.

Repairs after the warranty are subject to a charge.

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Version: 02/2013