Safety

SLEDDING TIPS  (what to wear, safety, and more.  pdf)

Hammerhead advocates safety as is evident in our design, safety accessories, owners guide, warning label and links to safety organizations. Please use a helmet whenever riding on any sled. Use our safety leash when in crowded areas such as a ski area or on a lift.

WARNINGS!

 

 

Death or Serious Injury can occur when sled is used improperly. Sledding can be a hazardous sport which can cause serious injuries.
 

• Do not sled while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Read and follow the included instructions before use.
• Use caution when operating this sled. This sled does not have brakes.
• Sled in control at all times. It is your responsibility to avoid people and objects below you.
• Children should not operate this sled.
• Do not sled in crowded areas, on roads, on icy surfaces, near trees, vehicles, buildings or other obstacles.
• Do not sled on steep slopes
• Always ride on good snow. Ice and bare patches can cause the sled to go out of control..
• Do not kneel, stand, or sit backwards while sledding.
• Use protective clothing such as helmet, goggles, gloves, warm clothes.
• Do not tow behind any motorized vehicle.
• This sled can develop high speeds under certain conditions.
• Only one person at a time, do not ride with others.
• Use at your own risk.
• Follow all instructions and safety requirements.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

National Children's Center pamphlet

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