Agit Wavestorm User manual

AGIT GLOBAL, INC. www.agit-global.com
[email protected]
No.446, Sec. 1, Fuding Rd., Caotun Township, Nantou County 54244, Taiwan
14460 Myford Rd, Irvine, CA 92606
CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS 1-877-673-3622
BOARD CARE INFORMATION
CONTENTS
We strongly suggest removing the n when
transporting the board to prevent damage. Always
screw the screw tightly back into the metal plate on the
n box to prevent the plate from falling out.
Rinse your board with fresh water after every use to
remove dirt, sand, and salt residue. Pull apart paddle
shaft pieces after each use and rinse with fresh water.
Let dry and leave apart until next use.
Store your board away from direct sunlight, in a cool,
dry location.
If your board has a hole or scratch in the foam surface,
you can purchase any “Non-Solvent” based glue to
repair it. Spread the glue inside the hole or scratch and
let dry before using. We recommend using 3M 5200
marine sealant or Gorilla Glue which can be purchased
at most hardware or drug stores.
USER MANUAL
MAXIMUM WEIGHT ALLOWANCE NOT TO EXCEED
300LBS FOR SIZE 9FT6IN AND UP. RECOMMENDED
USER WEIGHT UP TO 250LBS FOR SIZE 9FT6IN AND
UP.
You can also use any “Non Solvent” based glue to repair
side rail seams (where the slick bottom and foam
surface join together). Before application, test glue on
inconspicuous part of the board. Spread the glue in
seam and let dry before using the board.
The boards may be slippery when they are new, if so you
can always rub some wet sand on the deck of the board.
Fins, Leashes and Paddles are available for purchase.
Please call 1-877-673-3622 for more information or
visit www.agit-global.com
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Thank You for purchasing a Stand-Up Paddle Board (SUP) and we hope
you have fun using your new purchase as much as we’ve enjoyed
developing and testing this SUP.
Stand-Up Paddle Boarding, or in Hawaiian language, Hoe he’e nalu,
is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. The sport is an
ancient form of surng that began as a method for surng instructors
to manage large groups of learner surfers. Standing on the board gave
instructors a higher viewpoint, increasing visibility of what was going
on around them - such as an incoming swell or wave. In the early 1960s,
The Beach Boys of Waikiki would stand on their long boards and paddle
out with outrigger paddles to take pictures of tourists learning to surf.
This is where the term “Beach Boy Surng”, another name for Stand-Up
Paddle Surng, originates.
The sport provides an excellent Core Workout because it requires
good core strength to balance and paddle on the board while
standing on an unstable water surface. SUP’ing can be done on
oceans, lakes, and rivers. It is gaining in popularity as celebrities are
practicing the sport, and cross-over athletes are training with SUP’s.
Many surfers have converted to SUP’ing because of the versatility of
this new sport; it can be done on days when there is surf (waves) or
when there are no waves at all.
AGIT Global’s Junior SUP is designed for beginners to advanced
SUP’ers alike. Our board dimensions provide good stability on water.
The foam construction of the board, with its 3 Stringer design is very
strong yet light-weight and is easy to transport. There is a Built-In
Handle near the center of the topdeck to help carry the board. There
is a Fin in the stern for added stability.
The Junior SUP also features our patented ‘Water Barrier Skin’ tech-
nology, a thin graphic lm layer covering the board’s top deck, giving
protection from minor scratches, dents and abrasions. It helps keep
the SUP looking clean and fresh.
The Paddle can easily be adjusted to accommodate the desired height
of most riders. Typically, a rider needs a Paddle extending from the
bottom of their feet to 6-12 inches above their head.
Please read through the instruction manual to properly install the Fins
and Leash. We hope you enjoy your new SUP but remember... Always
Carefully Examine Water Conditions in your area, making sure it is
clear of Rocks, Reefs, Boats and other Inherent Water Hazards. We
highly recommend wearing only approved US Coast Guard Personal
Flotation Devices (PFD) while SUP’ing. SUP’ing can be safer and loads
fun when practicing with a buddy.
ALOHA from the AGIT Global team!
LEG LEASH x1
FIN x1
BOARD COVER x1

Pull Leg Leash Rope
through eyelet as
shown above and
below.
Pull leg cu
through Leg Leash
Rope as shown
above.
Pull Leg Leash Rope
tight. Installation
complete.
Determine desired Paddle length. Most riders prefer Paddle
length to be 6-12 inches taller than the top of their head.
Place both thumbs on each tip of the adjusting mechanism and
slowly push forward to release pins on the pin collar.
Pull the paddle handle upwards and extend until the shaft length
is at the desired height.
The measurement notches on the shaft should be centered with
the marking notch on the pin collar.
Push the pin collar to lock the pin into place and secure the
desired height.
Paddle length can be adjusted by following same procedure.
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Pull apart paddle shaft pieces after each use
and rinse with fresh water. Let dry and leave
apart until next use.
FIN INSTALLATION LEASH INSTALLATION PADDLE SIZING
*NOTE*
Fin
First remove the protective
tape, then remove the screw
from the metal plate.
Insert the screw into the n.
Insert Fin into n box by
inserting stainless steel pin of
Fin into the opening of n box,
as shown above.
Push Fin down, as shown
above.
Slide Fin backwards into
position, as
shown above.
Attach Fin to metal plate with
screw, as shown above. Then
tighten screw. DO NOT OVER
TIGHTEN.
When putting the n in for at
water use, you can put the n
forward. If using it in the surf,
put the n further back in the
n box.
Screw
Metal Plate
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Fin
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Fin
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Fin
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Fin
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Fin
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Fin
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Screw
Metal Plate
We strongly suggest removing the n when transporting the
board to prevent damage. Always screw the screw tightly back
into the metal plate on the n box to prevent the plate from
falling out.
3.2 Alternate Insertion:
Slowly slide n into n box
from the top.
6”-12”
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