Skates, Fischer CT150 JR

Hockey skates

General Product Safety Information - Hockey Skates

The product is a hockey skate for ice hockey. Intended use for sports activities, training and playing on ice.

The product may be used only for intended sports activities.

Hockey skates are a sports equipment, their use involves a risk of injury.

Safety waings and instructions for use:

• Choosing the right size and design of skates is of utmost importance.

• Improperly sized or improperly secured skates can cause instability and risk of injury.
• When choosing skates, it is important to take into account:
  • the user's weight,
• • skill level,
• • age,
• • playing intensity,
• • and the appropriate stiffness of the shoe design.
• The skates must be properly laced and secured before each use.
• Before use, check
  • the condition of the skateshoe,
  • the fastening of the blade,
  • the screws and rivets, the
  • integrity and straightness of the blade,
  • the laces, the
  • supports and the
  • stability of the entire skate set.
• Do not use damaged, cracked, deformed or loosened skates
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• Damaged or loosened blades can cause serious injury.
• Skate blades can cause sharp, cutting injuries.
• Blades should be used only when properly fitted.
• It is recommended that blade fitting and replacement be carried out by a qualified person.
• Regular sharpening of blades is necessary for safe use.
• Improper modification or repair of skates may be dangerous.
• Blade guards are recommended for off-ice use
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• Skates should only be used on suitable ice surfaces.
• This product is not a toy.
• Children should only be used under appropriate adult supervision.
• Packaging should be kept out of the reach of children. Plastic wrapping may present a choking hazard.

• Proper protective equipment is recommended for skating

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• Inappropriate use may result in injury or material damage.

Maintenance instructions:

• Always wipe blades dry after use.

• It is recommended that skates are aired and dried after use.

• Storage in wet conditions may cause rusting, mould growth and material damage.

• Blades should be sharpened regularly.

• Screws, rivets and fasteners should be checked regularly.

• Damaged or heavily wo parts should be replaced.

• Store skates in a dry, well-ventilated place.

Storage:

• Store in a dry, cool place.

• Avoid direct sunlight, extreme temperatures and prolonged exposure to moisture.

• For longer storage periods, it is recommended to store blades in a dry place without blade guards

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Waste management:

The

• product and its packaging should be disposed of in accordance with local waste management regulations.

• Metal, plastic and textile parts should be disposed of separately where possible.