Airboard Classic 130-X GP-Edition

The 10 bodyboard rules

1. The  Airboard is only to be used on secured slopes, e.g. toboggan runs, or dedicated airboard slopes.
2. Good shoes and clothing suitable for winter are required.
3. Helmet, glasses, gloves and knee protection are highly recommended.
4. Due to the low altitude, the viewing angle is limited and obstacles often come into view very late.
5. Please note that steering on icy slopes, such as skis or snowboards, is difficult or even impossible.
6. Be moderate with speed. - Drive carefully and at a safe distance in blind spots.
7. Never stay on the slopes after a fall. - Think of the drivers who will follow.
8. Protect fallen people with your airboard if necessary (like an airbag).
9. Rowdy behavior is out. It is essential to observe the FIS rules.
10. Consideration - caution - foresight - have fun!

Safety and driving

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The following list provides an overview of where snow bodyboarding is possible. There are different types of slopes, ranging from private Airboard tracks to freeride areas. Whether a particular slope is open must be clarified individually at each destination. In some destinations, Airboarding is only allowed with a guide (GU).

AP = Airboard Slope
SP = Sleeding Slope
FR = Freeride
MP = Mixed Slope
GU = Guide (only Guided descents on request)
* Boardmiete nur für geführte Fahrten möglich

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1. The Snow-Bodyboard is a winter sport tool.
2. The Snow-Bodyboard is to be used on secured sledding runs or in especially designated sledding areas only.
3. Children under 12 years of age should use the Snow-Bodyboard only when accompanied by an adult.
4. Do not use your Snow-Bodyboard for water sports (it has only one air chamber).
5. Do not inflate the snow-bodyboard excessively and use solely the provided hand pump in order to prevent the formation of humidity inside the snow-bodyboard.
   Attention: Please note that the air pressure within the Snow-Bodyboard rises with altitude. Therefore, the Snow-Bodyboard should never be completely inflated before arriving at the top. 
   Direct exposure to sun may result in overpressure of the Snow-Bodyboard and cause serious damage.
6. Avoid contact with pointed or sharp objects such as knives, sharp-edged rocks and stones, climbing-irons, etc. Serious damage might also be caused to your Snow-Bodyboard by exposure to hot objects with temperatures above 40 Celsius.
7. Always let your Snow-Bodyboard dry before storing, and do not keep it folded for an extended period of time.
8. Wear sturdy winter shoes or boots and protective clothing when using the Snow-Bodyboard.A full set of protective clothing should include a helmet, goggles, gloves, elbow and knee protection.
9. Always ride with caution and adapt your speed to the situation. Make sure you are in full control of your Snow-Bodyboard at all times.
10. The use of your Snow-Bodyboard is entirely at your own risk.