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1. Product Overview and Safety Warnings
Inflatable snow tubes (commonly known as inflatable snow tubes or snow rings) are inflatable recreational devices designed specifically for snow sliding. They are made of high-strength PVC material and can withstand temperatures as low as -25°C. According to Retrospec's product manual, the standard size is 54 inches in diameter (approximately 137 cm), with a maximum weight capacity of 340 pounds (approximately 154 kg). Before use, the entire manual must be read. Children under 6 years of age are prohibited from using this product. All users must wear helmets, goggles, and anti-slip gloves. Use is strictly prohibited on motor vehicle roads, rocky areas, or frozen lake surfaces. Avoid colliding with trees or other obstacles. The Arctic Husky brand specifically emphasizes that this product must not be used for any vehicle-towing activities, and users must maintain a seated position at all times during sliding.

2. Inflation and deflation steps
The inflation process must be performed using a manual or electric pump (pressure not exceeding 0.2 psi/1.38 kPa) and completed in three stages:
Initial inflation: Fully open the valve and inflate to 50% of the volume, then check for leaks at the seams.  
Shaping inflation: Continue inflating to 80% of the volume to ensure uniform expansion of the ring structure.  
Final adjustment: Slowly inflate to full capacity; when pressed by hand, it should have slight elastic rebound.  
When deflating, first clean the surface snow, then open the valve and roll it up in the opposite direction to squeeze out the air. The Snowslide XL manual states that before long-term storage, clean with a slightly damp cloth and apply talcum powder to prevent PVC layers from sticking together. If a valve leak is detected, replace it with the silicone gasket from the included repair kit.

3. Usage scenarios and sliding techniques
Ideal slopes should meet the following criteria:
Slope angle of 15-25 degrees, length not exceeding 200 meters
At least 30 meters of flat buffer zone at the end
Snow layer thickness > 20 cm with no ice crust
The correct riding posture is to cross your legs inside the ring and grip the EVA foam handles on both sides tightly. Arctic Husky recommends that first-time users start on a gentle slope to master directional control techniques: steer by shifting body weight left or right, and avoid using hands or feet to brake. When sliding in a chain with multiple people, maintain a distance of over 3 meters between circles and ensure the total weight does not exceed the weight limit of a single snow tube. In case of a rollover, immediately curl up to protect the head.

4. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Weekly inspection items include:
Seam integrity (especially after use below -10°C)
Handlebar mounting ring stitching strength
Valve O-ring seal integrity
Common issue solutions:
Slow air leakage: Locate the leak with soapy water, apply PVC-specific adhesive after drying, and pressurize for 24 hours
Surface scratches: If the depth is less than 0.5mm, no action is required; if greater than 1mm, apply patches on both sides.
Hardening at low temperatures: This is a normal phenomenon; warm up indoors for 30 minutes before use.
Retrospec offers a three-year warranty, but damage caused by intentional punctures or exposure to high temperatures is not covered.

5. Accessories and Components Information
Standard Kit Includes:
Repair Tool Kit (includes 4 sizes of patches + adhesive)
Portable Storage Bag (size 80×40cm)
Safety Warning Label (must be permanently affixed to the product)
Recommended Optional Accessories:
Electric Pressure Pump (with pressure gauge)
Anti-slip Nail Shoe Covers
Removable Windproof Cover.