Do I need to wear a helmet for rafting?

As we all know, rafting is a very popular water recreation project in summer, and many people play rafting every year, especially young people. There are usually many precautions when drifting, so do you need to wear a helmet when drifting? Let's take a closer look!

Do I need to wear a helmet for rafting? Drifting requires wearing a helmet. Some people also call it a helmet, which can play a very good protective role and avoid injury.

You must wear a helmet and button up before drifting. Because there are rocks and dangerous paths during drifting, please avoid hitting your head. Also put on a life jacket and tie it tightly to your body. Be sure to obey the command of the crew, grab the safety ropes on both sides of the ship, tighten the soles of your feet and lean toward the center of the hull; If the boat capsizes, you don't have to panic at all. You must keep calm because you are wearing a life jacket. According to the boatman's advice, swim in calm waters and don't leave the hull.

What month is suitable for rafting? The drifting period is from April to 10 every year. Generally, the drifting time in the central region is slightly shorter than that in the southern region, and it varies with weather and hydrological conditions.

July and August are the most fun time, because it is very hot at this time, so you can drive away the hot air when drifting, and you won't feel cold when drifting ashore. Drifting on the water, following the current. Drifting was once the primitive way of human wading. Drifting originally originated from kayaks and bamboo rafts of Eskimos in China, but at that time, its whole purpose was to meet people's life and survival needs. Drifting became a real outdoor sport, which began to develop after the Second World War. Some people who like outdoor activities try to use retired inflatable rubber boats as drifting tools, which gradually evolved into today's water rafting.

Precautions for drifting 1. Read the drifting precautions carefully before boarding, put on life jackets and look for safety ropes according to the instructions of the staff;

2. When the raft passes through the dangerous beach, it should obey the command of the staff and not move at will. It should hold the safety rope tightly, tighten its feet and lean toward the center of the ship.

In case the boat capsizes, you don't need to panic at all. You should be calm because you are wearing a life jacket.

4. Don't get off the boat and swim. Even if you swim, you should follow the advice of the boatman and swim in calm water. Don't be too far away from the hull

Rafting is an outdoor sport full of challenges and dangers. Different from traditional tourism, it is not suitable for outdoor sports for special people such as the old, the weak, the sick and the pregnant, so as to avoid safety accidents.