FLYSURFER MOJO User manual

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MOJO User Manual ENGLISH 04-2021
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© FLYSURFER Kiteboarding 2021, www.flysurfer.com

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CONTENT
01 Release of Liability ..................................................................................................................4
02 Safety Notes.............................................................................................................................5
02.01 Do not fly with a wing.....................................................................................................................................................5
02.02 Protective measures......................................................................................................................................................5
03 Overview of the wing ..............................................................................................................6
03.01 Description & rider requirements................................................................................................................................7
03.02 Features............................................................................................................................................................................7
04 Handling ...................................................................................................................................8
04.01 Attaching the arm leash................................................................................................................................................8
04.02 Inflating the wing............................................................................................................................................................8
04.03 Secure...............................................................................................................................................................................9
04.04 Carry .................................................................................................................................................................................9
04.05 Handle positions.............................................................................................................................................................9
04.06 Pack up ...........................................................................................................................................................................10
05 Wing Care................................................................................................................................ 11
06 Repair .................................................................................................................................... 11
06.01 Cloth repair ....................................................................................................................................................................11
06.02 Valve replacement ......................................................................................................................................................11
06.03 Bladder replacement or repair ..................................................................................................................................12
06.04 Handle repair .................................................................................................................................................................13
06.05 PVC viewing window repair.........................................................................................................................................13

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RELEASE OF LIABILITY
01 RELEASE OF LIABILITY
Release of liability, claim wavier, assumption of risk
By assembling and/or using this FLYSURFER product, you agree that you have read and understood the entire FLYSURFER product
manual, including all instructions and warnings contained in that user manual, prior to using the FLYSURFER product in any way. You
additionally agree that you will ensure any additional or subsequent user of your FLYSURFER product will read and understand the
entire FLYSURFER product user manual, including all instructions and warnings contained in that user manual, prior to allowing that
person to use your FLYSURFER product.
Assumption of Risk
FLYSURFER product and any of its components involve certain risks, dangers, and hazards that can result in serious personal injury
and death to both the user and to non-user third parties. In using this FLYSURFER product, you freely agree to assume and accept any
and all known and unknown risks of injury and you and third parties while using this equipment. The risks inherent in this sport can
be greatly reduced by abiding by the warning guidelines listed in this user manual and by using common sense.
Claim Wavier
Release and waiver of claims in consideration of the sale of the FLYSURFER product to you, you hereby agree to the fullest extent
permitted by law, as follows:
To waive any and all claims, that you have or may in the future have against Skywalk GmbH & Co. KG and all related parties resulting
from use of the FLYSURFER Product and any of its components. To release Skywalk GmbH & Co. KG and all related parties from any
and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense that you or any users of your FLYSURFER product may suer, or that your next
of kin may suer, as a result of the use of the FLYSURFER product, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence or breach of
contract on the part of Skywalk GmbH & Co. KG and all related parties in the design or manufacture of the FLYSURFER product and
any of its components. In the event of your death or incapacity, all provisions contained herein shall be eective and binding upon
your heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, assigns, and representatives. Skywalk GmbH & Co. KG-related parties have not
made and expressly deny any oral or written representations other than what is set forth herein and the FLYSURFER User‘s Manual.
If you have any questions (repair, replacement parts installation, tuning, etc.) the dealers you trust get faster help and correspon-
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SAFETY NOTES
02 SAFETY NOTES
The detailed online user manual must be read completely before using the wing and must be strictly followed. The following
safety instructions and dangers do not claim to be complete.
01. Wingsurfing is a potentially dangerous sport that involves basic risks for the athlete and those in the vicinity. Improper use
of this product can lead to serious injuries or even death for the user and third parties. Every user should have completed a
qualified briefing on this product at a FLYSURFER kite school or a FLYSURFER dealer.
02. The user bears sole responsibility for himself and others when using this product. He must check all parts for condition and
function before each use.
03. This product may only be equipped with original spare parts and may not be modified.
04. This product is designed for people weighing 50 to 95 kilograms. Outside of these limits, optimal functioning cannot be gua-
ranteed.
05. Never practice the sport in unsuitable conditions such as storm fronts, thunderstorms, or oshore wind. Check the weather and
wind carefully and choose the right wing size.
06. Check the area carefully for shallows, obstacles, currents, and prohibitions as well as rescue vehicles access. Always ask people
who are knowledgeable about the area.
07. Always keep a safe distance from people and obstacles. Riding near power lines, busy roads, airports, abysses, etc. is extremely
dangerous.
08. Make sure to be supervised to expect help if necessary. Never stray further from the shore than you can swim if necessary.
09. Improper use increases the risk of injury to you and bystanders. Body parts that get caught around the wing leash can cause
serious cuts or burns.
02.01 Do not fly with a wing
A wing is not designed, tested, or licensed as an aircraft or flying device. The use of a wing as a flying device is illegal and not covered
by insurance. Flying with this product can lead to death!
02.02 Protective measures
01. It is strongly recommended to wear a helmet to protect yourself from your board in case of a fall or any other unexpected
situations.
02. A life vest can help with the water start. It might also be welcomed if you ever must swim back to the shore.
03. Choose a board with enough volume to float whilst standing up.
04. Choose a full-length wetsuit (water T° <19°C) or a shorty (water T°>19°C) depending on the water temperature. Be aware that
you will use more energy when you are cold.

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OVERVIEW OF THE WING
05. We recommend using a board leash to the ankle.
06. To enable riding with a harness, a rope can be tied to the attachment points between the handles.
Warning:
The leash can wind around limbs! Any inseparable connection to the wing or the board can be life-threatening and lead
to serious injury or death!
03 OVERVIEW OF THE WING

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OVERVIEW OF THE WING
03.02 Features
Extra Handles
The special grip position has been developed for low-eort
driving in strong winds. Gripping the Extra Handles reduces the
pressure on the arms and the wing can be moved more easily
overhead. In addition, we recommend using the handles for jibes
and turns.
Free Flow Valve
Adapted SUP valve for quick air supply and air discharge. Protects
the bladder with a special, flexible base plate. To ensure maximum
rigidity, the Free Flow Valve is attached to the front tube and the
center strut.
Harness Leash Attachment Points
There are attachment points on the strut to attach the connec-
tion to the trapezoid. A rope can be attached to the harness hook
to drive the wing with less eort. Using a harness is recommen-
ded for advanced riders, and only in shallow water.
Reinforced Wingtips
The MOJO is an all-terrain product and the wingtips have been
specially reinforced against abrasion. This feature increases
durability and delays damage that can occur on asphalt or ice,
for example.
Wrist/Waist Leash Attachment Point
Connection point in the middle of the leading edge. Stabilizes the
wing after letting go, can be used to fix it to the ground.
Viewing Windows
The UV-resistant transparent windows give you an overview of
the surroundings at all times. We recommend avoiding kinking
the window when packing.
Non-Slip Handles
Non-slip segmentation, oval cut and handles to keep the best
control of the wing.
Profile Support
The fabric wall between the strut and the upper sail regulates
the tension in the sail. The power is not lost when pumping and
is converted into propulsion. The profile support also serves as
a tail unit for self-stabilization in the hover state.
Self-stabilizing Drift
The V-shape of the MOJO supports its flight stability, the roll axis
regulates itself. Wave riding becomes a real pleasure.
Superb Wind Range
The sail tension gives the MOJO its functional profile. The wing‘s
power is accessible and can be easily controlled in stronger wind.
The handling is exceptionally good not only in the sweet spot but
also when pushing the limits.
Balanced Center of Gravity
The basic shape of the MOJO creates the center of lift further for-
ward and only moves minimally in comparison to other products.
The pressure / force distribution is always homogeneous, even
if the handle position or the angle of attack change significantly.
The constant propulsion is generated by the wing and does not
have to be generated by the hydrofoil. The wing powers/depow-
ers very eciently and runs eortlessly upwind.
Rigid Construction
The stiness of a wing is crucial for its performance. The MOJO
is equipped with two separate free flow valves on the strut and
leading edge to keep the perfect pressure in the bladder. The
diameters are selected so that the basic shape and profile are
prevented from buckling and maximum performance can be
called up at any time.
03.01 Description & rider requirements
The MOJO gives you a safe access into the world of wind-powered sports. The versatile wing requires previous knowledge of wind
and weather, as well as an average level of physical fitness. The MOJO is designed for quick learning success, a durable sports
equipment for fun on land, water and snow.

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HANDLING
Put the loop of the leash over the arm cu. Pull the leash
tight.
04.02 Inflating the wing
Spread the wing out on a surface without any hard or sharp
objects. Place the wing with the leading edge in the wind. Weigh
down the wing next to the strut with a suitable object (sand,
board, etc.).
Connect the pump to the attachment point in the middle of
the leading edge.
Before inflating, check that the free flow valve is closed. If
not, press the pin - it should be visible. Insert the pump tubing
with the appropriate adapter into the valve with a quarter turn.
04 HANDLING
The wing has not been developed for use below
-5 ° C or 23 ° F.
Always secure the wing! A wing that flies away
can pose a great danger to anyone downwind.
04.01 Attaching the arm leash
Disconnect the arm cu from the leash.
The connection point in the form of a black loop is located
in the middle of the leading edge. Thread the leash with the thin
end through the black loop.
Thread the long end of the leash through the shorter end of
the leash. Pull the leash tight.
Thread the long end of the leash through the black attach-
ment point on the arm cu.
PUMP
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VALV E
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HANDLING
The wing has two free flow valves. Inflate the wing until the
strut and leading edge are full. Note the PSI guidelines next to
the valve! Close the valve caps before going on the water.
To ensure the correct operation of the Free Flow valves in the
long term, we recommend:
Avoid getting sand in.
Make sure there is no sand in the pump adapter before atta-
ching it to the free flow valve.
After air is completely purged, close the valve cap to protect
the bladder from dirt or damage.
04.03 Secure
Flip the wing over so that the bottom side is on the ground
and the leading edge faces the wind. Weigh down the wing with
sand or a suciently heavy, blunt object on the sail.
The wing can also be attached to an object with the arm leash
to secure it. Keep the leash short to prevent the wing from
bouncing on the ground!
04.04 Carry
Hold the wing by the handle at the front of the leading edge
so it can blow in the wind. Move with the leading edge pointing
upwind to stay in control.
04.05 Handle positions
Grab the first position with your front arm (in riding direction)
and use it to guide the wing. This position is used to regulate the
angle to the wind and the force that acts on your arm.
If you move your hand towards the leading edge, you reduce the
pressure on the arm. If you bend the arm strongly to pull the wing
towards the body, the wing loses power.
On the downwind course reach for the middle grip position with
your backhand. This handle is not needed on any other course. It
is also used to help to water start with small boards with a volume
below the body weight.
The wings force acts almost exclusively on this handle position.
The use requires a lot of physical strength.

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HANDLING
The handle closest to the trailing edge is used to regulate the
force produced, depending on the angle or hand position.
Use the extra handles to save energy on the half wind course
or when crossing the wind. The wing can be guided more easily
overhead to avoid water touchdowns.
04.06 Pack up
Deflate the wing using both free flow valves.
Before folding the wing, push most of the air out of the blad-
der. Place both wingtips on top of each other.
To reduce the pack size, a third of the strut can be folded to-
wards the leading edge beforehand. Avoid kinking the windows.
Roll the wing towards the center to push the remaining air
out of the bladder.
Fold the wing so that it can be easily stowed in the bag.
The wing windows should not be folded. Fol-
ding the window can cause cracks and breaks
in the material. Damage from cracks and
breaks in the window is excluded from the
warranty.
D EF L AT E

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WING CARE
06 REPAIR
Before starting the repair, we recommend that you go to a place
that is protected from sand, water and wind and has a clean
surface. We recommend having the wing repaired by one of our
professional partners (specialist shop, school, workshop) who
work with original spare parts.
The included repair kit contains material to repair small damage
(cracks, holes) in the bladder or sail.
06.01 Cloth repair
In case you get a small tear (e.g. through contact with a sharp
object) we have included a repair kit with your wing. The area
that needs to be repaired must be clean, dry and grease-free.
Temporary repairs are possible with spinnaker repair tape. It is
recommended that you round o the edges of the repair tape. A
repair manual is included with the binding agent.
Tip:
When a tear is close to a seam (less than 5cm), we recom-
mend using sewing to repair the damaged area.
06.02 Valve replacement
A special tool (key) is required to replace the valve. The free flow
valve can be screwed out of the body with the key. The cap can
easily be replaced and any damage to the pin or the metal spring
repaired.
05 WING CARE
FLYSURFER wings are durable and UV and saltwater resistant.
With proper care, your wing may last even longer. Eventual color
changes of the cloth can be caused by environmental causes,
UV-exposure, mechanical strain as well as dirt. A color change
has no influence on the flight characteristics whatsoever and is
not covered by warranty.
Drying
If a wing is packed away wet and left for a long period of time it
can develop ugly mildew spots, rust on the metal parts or color
bleeding of the cloth. This does not aect how the wing per-
forms, but will reduce the value of your wing. In extreme cases
the wing may get mouldy. To dry, simply continue to fly the wing
until the canopy is dry.
Tip:
To speed up the drying of the wing, put it inflated in light
wind when there is little sunlight. Avoid hitting or flapping in
the wind and make sure the wing is secured.
Rinsing
Rinse your wing from time to time with clear water, after using
it in salt water, and leave it to dry in the shade. Do not use any
detergents. The warranty will be void after the use of detergents
on the cloth.
Check
Check all parts of the wing before each use. Especially parts that
can wear out. Material failure on those parts can lead to further
damages, or put the wingsurfer at risk.
Storage
We recommend a dry storage at plus degrees. Folding the wing
should be avoided when storing. If folding / kinking is necessary,
we recommend laying out the wing regularly during storage.

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REPAIR
06.03 Bladder replacement or repair
Bladder replacement or repair is a complex process and should
be carried out by a specialist.
We recommend a second person to help.
Put the wing on the ground and deflate the air.
Open the ends of the leading edge and attach a long line to
each end of the bladder.
Use the special tool (key) to screw the valve out of the body
of the Leading Edge. Loosen the hook-and-loop fastener on the
valve connection and press it into the tube.
D EF L AT E
Open the zipper in the middle of the wing and pull the blad-
der out of the tube via this exit. The previously attached lines
now run through the chamber of the leading edge.
After the bladder is completely extracted from the tube, the
lines can be removed and attached to the center of the wing. The
lines stay in the body of the leading edge so that the bladder can
later be pulled through the tube again.
Visually check the bladder for leaks. If the visual inspection
has not produced any result, partial areas can be checked with a
sponge moistened with water.
Quick repairs can be carried out on small holes or small cracks
(e.g. by a sharp object) with a self-adhesive bladder plaster.
The area to be repaired must be clean, dry and free of grease. It
is advisable to roughen the area to be covered around the hole
or crack.
Check the airtightness of the bladder before it is pulled back
into the tube.
Place the bladder with the free flow valve in front of or on the
wing. Attach the lines to the bladder ends.
Fold the bladder and use the lines to carefully pull it into the
tube. Close the ends of the tube and the zipper.

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REPAIR
Use the special tool (key) to screw the valves back into the
leading edge and strut.
Inflate the wing softly and check its shape (avoid bubbles,
warpage or large wrinkles), repeat the process several times.
Finally, the wing should be inflated for at least two hours accor-
ding to PSI information.
06.04 Handle repair
If the handles are damaged, we recommend that they be repaired
by a specialist. Small cuts on the surface can be sewn indepen-
dently.
06.05 PVC viewing window repair
We recommend having a specialist replace a PVC window as a
whole. Small cuts or holes can be treated like cloth repairs with
sail repair tape.
Use the special tool (key) to unscrew the valve from the body
of the strut. Separate the hook-and-loop fastener from the valve
connection and press the valve into the tube.
Open the end of the strut and pull the bladder out through
this opening.
Visually check the bladder for leaks. If the visual inspection
has not produced any result, partial areas can be checked with a
sponge moistened with water.
Quick repairs can be carried out on small holes or small cracks
(e.g. by a sharp object) with a self-adhesive bladder plaster.
The area to be repaired must be clean, dry and free of grease. It
is advisable to roughen the area to be covered around the hole
or crack.
Check the airtightness of the bladder before it is pulled back
into the tube.
Grasp the bladder by the valve and insert it into the strut.
Position the valve in place and align the bladder along the strut.
Close the end of the strut.
PUMP
CONNECTOR
VALV E
DE FL AT E
I NF L AT E

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