Rave Sports Attack Zone Owner's Manual

ATTACK ZONE™

Hockey and Lacrosse

Training Tarps

Owner’s Manual

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publisher. Requests should be mailed to RAVE Sports, 985 Aldrin Drive #301, Eagan,
MN 55121.

Thank you for purchasing this RAVE Sports product. It has

Hockey only tarp (Item 02565)

Lacrosse only tarp (Item 02576)

Hockey/Lacrosse tarp (Item

02564)

been designed and constructed to provide you and your
friends countless hours of fun while honing your skills in
the sport of Hockey and Lacrosse.

At RAVE Sports, we want your experience with our
products to be the best it can be. Therefore, please take a
few minutes to read the information contained in this
manual before installing and using your product. Although
the product is simple to use, this manual contains
important safety information that you and others must
understand to safely enjoy it.

Table of Contents

Installation materials & supplies…................................... 3

Installation instructions......................................................4

Safety rules and information……..………………..………..5

Cleaning and storage….....................................................6

Models available:

2

Items needed for set-up

Items/Tools List: (not included, but easily found at your local

hardware store)

• Qty 5- Ball Bungees 9” long (if you want to leave your tarp
permanently installed and rolled up when not in use)

• Qty 11- #8 or #10 x 1” long (min) Kreg-type screws (or
similar)

• Qty 11- #8 or #10 Fender washers

• Total 16ft of wooden dowel 1 ¼”- 2” diameter (NOTE:

2pcs of 8ft long 1 5/8” wooden clothes rod works very
well)

• Power Drill and pilot drill bit (sized according to screw
size)

• Ladder

Places the tarp can be installed:

1. On a standard 7’ ft. or 8’ ft. high Garage frame

2. Against the back wall inside a garage

3