Common use of WATERCRAFT USE Clause in Contracts

WATERCRAFT USE. The RENTER understands that conditions (weather, water levels, etc.) are variable, and RENTER must exercise caution, pre-planning, and good judgment in the use of the watercraft. At NO TIME should the total weight in the boat exceed the maximum listed weight as marked on the plate on the front of the boat. Weight limits include all persons, gear,

WATERCRAFT USE. The RENTER understands that conditions (weather, water levels, etc.) are variable, variable and RENTER must exercise caution, pre-planning, planning and good judgment in the use of the watercraft. At NO TIME should the total weight in the boat exceed the maximum listed weight or exceed the maximum person capacity as marked on the plate on boat (persons and equipment must all be added up and should not exceed the front of listed weight). Even if the boat. Weight limits include all personsweight limit has not been reached, gear,caution must be exercised so as not to allow waves to enter the boat from rough water.

WATERCRAFT USE. The RENTER understands that conditions (weather, water levels, etc.) are variable, variable and RENTER must exercise caution, pre-planning, and good judgment in the use of the watercraft. At NO TIME should the total weight in the boat exceed the maximum listed weight capacity as marked on the plate vessel. At NO TIME shall RENTER allow anyone not listed on the front of the boat. Weight limits include all persons, gear,agreement to travel on “Xxxxxx Xxxx”

WATERCRAFT USE. The RENTER understands that conditions (weather, water levels, etc.) are variable, variable and RENTER that they must exercise caution, pre-planning, planning and good judgment in the use of the watercraft. . At NO TIME no time should the total weight in the boat exceed the maximum listed weight as marked on the plate on in the front of the boatboat 900 pounds and/or 7 PERSON MAXIMUM. Weight limits include all personsEven if the weight limit has not been reached, gear,caution must be exercised so as not to allow waves to enter the boat from rough water or watersports activity.