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Safety Instructions

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Disclaimer: The use of uSki is reserved for people with a sufficient level of skiing to ensure the safety of the instructor/beginner pair! 

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Easy slopes, moderate speed!

The uSki is not designed for difficult slopes, nor is it designed to gain much speed. Favor gentle slopes with plenty of space! 

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Good snow and visibility conditions!

Visibility conditions and snow quality must be adapted to the student's technical level.

Never use the uSki on an icy slope!  

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In case of collision, let go of the lanyard!

In case a skier cuts the path of the pair, let go of the lanyard immediately to limit the risks!

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When the student is not held by the lanyard, the instructor must stay close!

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He must be able to slow down the student at any time in case he picks up too much speed!

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Handle the lanyard gently!

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Avoid jerking or pulling suddenly on one of the strands under penalty of causing a fall!

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Adapt the distance between the pair!

Depending on the conditions, the distance between the instructor and the student must be sufficient to avoid hitting the beginner in the event of a fall!

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Avoid narrow or overcrowded tracks!

The risk of collision is increased tenfold when space is reduced on the slope, especially when it is frequented by very fast skiers!

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Disconnect and arrange the lanyard before using the chairlift!

Unhook the carabiners and store the lanyard in its pouch to prevent it from clinging to the chairlift! 

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Never let a beginner go back!

When skiing backwards, one must be able to spread the skis in V-shaped, which is impossible when the uSki is attached on the skis!

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