Ozone Pocket Rocket Parawing

Set Up:

• Place sand or weight on one tip of the wing. Lay out the rest of the wing downwind.
• Untangle the bridle lines. Apply light tension to the bridles by lifting the control bar.
• Ensure the bridle lines are free of tangles and twists.
• Ensure there are no bridle lines around the control bar or back side of the wing before launching.

We recommend using this product without an attached leash. Riding without a leash offers more freedom, especially when stashing the wing in a pouch.

If using this product without a leash, for safety, simply let go of the control bar. The wing will fly a short distance downwind then touch the water, where it will stick to the surface. You can then paddle downwind to retrieve your wing. 

If using this product with a Wrist Leash or Waist Leash (optional, not included)

• Attach the leash line to the front level leader line, color-coded in red.
• If you let go of the control bar, the wing will de-power on the front lines with minimal pull, yet it will remain flying.
• To disconnect completely from the wing; open the velcro closure of the wrist leash OR open the buckle of the waist leash.

Water Relaunch

• If the wing is under water, take the leading edge with two hands on the left and right sides and lift up. This will assist the wing to inflate along the leading edge and drain water away
• When all the water has drained away, keep holding the leading edge with one hand, then take the control bar (red side) in the other hand
• Let go of the leading edge and pull the front (A-level) bridle lines / red side of the control bar to launch the wing

Packing

• Dry the wing before packing, or hang it to dry once you’re home and re-pack before storing it.
• Pull all front (A-level) bridle lines from the control bar side to the wing canopy by hand. This will automatically position all the leading edge reinforcement battens next to each other. 
• Ensure the leading edge reinforcement battens are stacked on top of each other, not forced out of shape.– Place the bridles into the lower canopy, with the control bar on top of the stacked leading edge.
•  Fold the rest of the wing around the control bar/leading edge and carefully fit it into the bag.
• Double check that none of the leading edge reinforcement battens are forced out of shape.

WATER SELF RESCUE 

Pack the wing as described in PACKING.

Aim to keep the control bar away from the bridles to prevent tangling.

Place the wing on your board and paddle back to shore.

PRODUCT CARE

This is a technical product used in harsh outdoor environments. Use common sense and care for your equipment.

• Avoid placing the wing on hard or rough surfaces.
• This product is designed to fly. Do not leave it unattended on the beach or allow it to flap in the wind. Always pack it away when not in use.
• While stashing the wing during riding, it’s difficult to maintain the leading edge battens perfectly. However, when packing for transport or storage, ensure the leading edge battens are not forced out of shape, as they may not return to their original form if left deformed for too long.  This is not valid for warranty.
• Never leave this product un-used for long periods of time in the sun and wind. UV, canopy flapping due to wind, sand etc hitting the sailcloth can all severely shorten the products lifespan.
• Never pack this product wet, only when completely dry. Packing wet can damage the material and its coatings and may lead to dye running. This is not valid for warranty.
• Never leave this product inside a car or in direct sunlight.

Repairs & Maintenance

Your parawing includes a repair kit with the following contents:

• A4 pieces of sail cloth
• A4 piece of sticky sail cloth
• Tear-Aid sticky repair patch
• 2 meters of bridle line

For minor tears you can easily fix these yourself with the repair kit supplied with the wing. If you have a major repair such as a tear across panels, take the wing to your local repair shop.