Alpinestars SMX Plus Información Importante página 2

This product is CE Certified to EN 13634:2010. The
CE Marking signifies that this product meets all the
obligations under the 89/686/EEC PPE (Personal
Protective Equipment) European Directive. As such a CE
Type examination has been conducted by notified body
#0498: Ricotest, Via Tione 9, Pastrengo (VR) 37010.
Users should read this information carefully to familiarize
themselves with the product.
This booklet covers the models of boots listed below in
Table 1.
TABLE 1
SMX Plus (all versions)
Web Gore-Tex
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Toucan Gore-Tex
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Roam and Ridge (all vers.)
SMX S/3/5/6 (all versions)
Gunner WP
Mono Fuse Gore-Tex
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Stella Kaira Gore-Tex
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Belize and Pikes (all vers.)
Campeche (all versions)
Portland Gore-Tex
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CERTIFICATION LEVEL
EN13634 allows for the footwear to be graded into one
of two "Levels of Protection", namely Level 1 & Level
2. Level 2 provides higher protection but can have
increased penalties for weight and comfort. - Users
should select the best "Level of Protection" that is also
compatible with the type of riding that they do.
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE PRODUCT
MARKING
= CE Marking
= Reference Standard
EN 13634:2010
[model name from Table 1] = Unique marking for the product
= Read these instructions before use
1 1 1
2 2 2
1
IPA IPS WR B
1 = (When present) Additional Tests Passed
1 1 1
2
2 = Level Passed of Sole Rigidity Test
3 = Level Passed of Impact cut test
4 3
4 = Level Passed of abrasion test
Please read the following important WARNING and LIMITATION
of use notice carefully before using this product.
Motorcycling is an inherently dangerous activity and an ultra-hazardous sport, which may result in
serious personal injury including death. Each individual motorcycle rider must be familiar with the
sport of motorcycling, recognize the wide range of foreseeable and unforeseeable hazards and decide
whether to assume the risks inherent in such an activity with the knowledge of the dangers involved
and accept any and all risks of injury, including death.
While all motorcycle riders should utilize appropriate protective equipment, each rider should
exercise absolute care for safety while riding and understand that no product can offer complete
protection from injury, including death, or damage to individuals and property in case of fall, collision,
impact, loss of control or otherwise. Ensure that your product is correctly used and fitted. DO NOT use
any product that is worn out, modified or damaged.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Supertech R (all versions)
Air Plus (all versions)
New Land (all versions)
Gran Torino (all versions)
Vika (all versions)
Andes (all versions)
Multiair XCR Gore-Tex
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Corozal Adventure (all vers.)
Stella Valencia WP
Radon (all versions)
Patron and A-Class Gore-Tex
= Manufacturer
= Level 1 Footwear
= Level 2 Footwear
IPA = Indicates that the ankle
protection (location as illustrated
below) has been tested and meets
the standard.
IPS = Indicates that the shin
protection (location as illustrated
below) has been tested and meets
the standard.
WR = Indicates that the water
resistance has been tested and meets the standard.
B = Indicates that the water vapour permeability of the
upper has been tested and meets the standard.
SIZING
All footwear is sized according to existing conventions.
Users will probably be familiar with their shoe size,
and this can be used as a starting point in the fitting,
however it is strongly recommended that users always
try the boots beforehand as there can be differences
between footwear.
FITTING AND SELECTION
It is highly recommended that the boots are tried on with
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the normal apparel – especially the socks – that you ride
with. Select the boots closest to your size, put the boots
on and secure them by operating the fasteners (laces,
zippers, buckles and/or straps). Adjust the fasteners as
required to give a snug fit which is not too tight. Where
buckles are present it is recommended to fasten the
bottom buckle first and work your way up. Where zips
are used care should be taken that the path of the zip is
not obstructed by material underneath.
Once fastened carry out common movements such as
walking, bending over and sitting on a bike to check that
the boots do not cause discomfort during these tasks.
Users should note that new boots will often feel stiff
(especially Off Road Models) until they have been broken
in, and thus it is better to err on the side of a tighter fit
that will loosen in time, rather than a loose fit when new
which will become slack later on.
USE
Prior to riding, ensure that the boots are correctly
fastened as explained in the Fitting section. Sensible
motorcycling requires that the full body is covered,
accordingly it is strongly recommended that the boots
are worn together with other motorcycle clothing (such
as garments and gloves) that provide coverage of the
full body.