RISK OF AVALANCHE Sample Clauses

RISK OF AVALANCHE. We understand that while snow safety and avalanche mitigation efforts by Mt. Xxxxx Ski Area may help reduce the risk of avalanches, avalanches and snow slides occur at ski areas, both inside and outside of posted boundaries. AVALANCHES ARE AN INHERENT RISK OF THE SPORT due to the characteristics of snow and its variable nature in the ever-changing mountain environment. We understand that we are responsible for becoming educated about snow safety and using this education to reduce the risk of injury or death to either of us through our own actions and awareness. See xxx.xxxx.xx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, and xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for more information.
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RISK OF AVALANCHE. I understand that while snow safety and avalanche mitigation efforts by Mt. Xxxxx Ski Area may help reduce the risk of avalanches, avalanches and snow slides occur at ski areas, both inside and outside of posted boundaries. AVALANCHES ARE AN INHERENT RISK OF THE SPORT due to the characteristics of snow and its variable nature in the ever-changing mountain environment. I understand that I am responsible for becoming educated about snow safety and using this education to reduce mo day yr / / 5 SIGN HERE ADULT RFORERENNTERTS AAGE 1L8 & UFP ORM RENTER’s FIRST NAME LAST NAME XXXXXX’s ADDRESS BIRTHDATE MM / DD CITY - STATE / PROVINCE - ZIP / POSTAL CELL PHONE LOCAL PHONE DEPOSITOR’s DRIVER’S LICENSE # STATE DEPOSITOR’s FIRST NAME (if different than renter) LAST NAME year / day / month DATE OF RENTAL Tech Comments TECH INITIALS MODEL BRAND INVENT # LENGTH I accept for use the equipment in good condition as listed on this form: TECH INITIALS HELMET / POLES MODEL BRAND INVENT # LENGTH I UNDERSTAND THE VIS: VIS INITIALS CODE SYNCHRO # SOLE LENGTH BOOT INV # BOOT SIZE 4 DEPOSITOR INFORMATION YEAR MAKE MODEL COLOR 3 VEHICLE INFORMATION LICENSE PLATE # Board, boots & bindings Skis, boots & poles 2 RENTAL TYPE lbs kg Y YYY / 1 RENTER INFORMATION the risk of injury or death from avalanches, to myself and/or others through my own actions and awareness. See xxx.xxxx.xx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, and xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for more information.
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