BAY SPORTS Original Wood-Look 11'6" Series User manual

INFLATABLE STAND UP
PADDLE BOARD
USER GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNPACKING
PAGE 
INFLATION
PAGE 
FIN SET UP
PAGE 
DEFLATION & PACKING AWAY
PAGE 
STORAGE
PAGE 

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UNPACKING
1. Open the carton, being careful not to cut it open too deep, so as not to cut or
puncture the board contained inside the carton.
2. Upon opening the carton, check contents to ensure the following are all inside:
• 1x Inflatable Stand Up Paddle board.
• 1x Hand pump + hose
• 1x 3-Piece adjustable paddle
• 1x 11’ Leash
3. Remove the white inflated plastic fin protectors by siding off the fin.
NOTE: The small fins will initially appear bent straight out of the box. This is normal, and
will return to a straight position generally 48 hours after the board being inflated.
Being moulded plastic, exposing the fins to the sun or pouring hot water over them will
allow them to warm up, so you can reshape the fin into position by hand.
• 1x 9” FCS Connect II fin
• 1x Ballstic Weave Nylon Bag
• 1x Repair Kit

INFLATION
1. Unroll your board on a flat surface, such as on sand or grass.
2. Unscrew the valve cover on the board.
3. Connect the pump hose to the board valve with a simple push and turn clockwise
until it is securely in place.
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2-3 minutes as it becomes harder to inflate, switch the dial to
2, and continue pumping.
5. After
position
6. After 2-3 minutes more as it becomes
harder to inflate, switch the dial to position
3 to finish off the final stage of inflation with
ease.
4. Starting with the dial on position 1, stand the pump on flat ground and place both
feet on the footrests, then begin to pump using nice, long pushes down and up. This
ensures maximum air is pumped on every stroke, whilst not over exerting yourself in the
process.

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HINT: Inflating the board to the optimal pressure is what gives the board it’s rigidness,
and therefore will feel most stable under your feet when you’re on the water.
8. Inflate the board until you reach the optimal pressure, as indicated on the pressure
gauge (within the green band). 15 psi is ideal.

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FIN SET UP
1. Insert the rear of the fin into the square section located in the middle of the fin box.
2. Gently push and wriggle the fin back toward the rear end of the fin box.
3. Push the fin down, so it sits snug in the fin box.
4. When complete, the fin and fin direction should appear facing like the following image:

DEFLATION & PACKING AWAY
3. The air contained within the board will immediately begin to exit. Lay down flat
on the board using your body weight to assist deflation.
2. Protecting your fingers with a soft cloth like (t-shirt or towel), simply push
the valve down and turn 90 degrees clockwise to lock the valve in the open/
deflate position.
4. After approximately 20 seconds, once the majority of air has exited the board, start
rolling the board from the front to the back, each fold being approximately 30cm apart.
5. Once folded up, remember to close off the valve by lightly depressing and turning
the spring valve anti-clockwise 90 degress, until it pops back into the original position.
6. Using the white strap (as shown in image
below), close the buckle and pull the strap to
tighten the package. This makes it easier when
putting the board back into the bag.
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HINT: The board should look like the image
to the right to ensure it packs away easily
into the bag.
1. Remove the fin, then unscrew the valve cover on the board.

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STORAGE
1. Before Storing: Rinse the board, fins, paddle and leash in fresh water, and where
possible, allow them to dry out.
2. Storing Inflated: Leaving the board inflated is absolutely fine however where possible,
store it out of direct sunlight as it may cause fading over a prolonged period. When not
using the board, it is recommended to reduce the pressure to under 15psi.
3. Storing Deflated: If storing the board for prolonged periods deflated and rolled up, it
is ideal to keep it loosely rolled if possible.
The advantage of inflatable SUP Boards is their compact nature. You can stow it away
under the deck of your boat, in the boot of your vehicle, or neatly away in a cupboard.

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