Rental conditions
Familiarize yourself with these in advance and ask any questions before renting. By renting a suit, you agree to the following conditions:
1. Suit
a) The lessee undertakes to take care of the suit as any responsible person would take care of their own property. The lessee must keep the equipment in the same condition as it was in the delivery state.
b) The suit must be kept locked when they are not in the lessee's possession.
c) The renter undertakes to return the equipment in the same condition as it was at the time of delivery, at the time mentioned in item I.
2. Responsibility for the suit during the rental period
The renter is responsible for the suit and the equipment belonging to it for their full value until the equipment is returned to the rental company. The lessee is obliged to compensate:
a) for damages that are not normal wear and tear or are not covered by the factory warranty (manufacturing defects). Small damages in the neoprene are counted as normal wear. If there is a hole in the suit that needs to be patched, we charge a repair fee of 15 euros.
b) of all suits or board parts lost during the rental period, or any damage caused to them, which prevents the suit from being rented in the future. Excluding the things mentioned in point a).
2.2. The renter's responsibility for damages caused by the renter's willful indifference is full compensation for all damages. The Finnish law on the use of alcohol and intoxicants applies to this or to the tenant's clear violation of the lease terms.
2.3. Release of the lessee from liability The lessee is released from liability to compensate for the items or damages that the insurance company or the responsible party agrees to compensate.
3. Rent payment
The rental fee includes the renter's right to use the suit and the accessories that come with it during the rental period. Shipping costs are billed separately.
4. Owner's responsibility
The owner undertakes to hand over the equipment to the lessee at the agreed time and place. The owner undertakes to deliver the equipment in the condition in which he has informed the lessee of the equipment.
5. How should the lessee act in case of theft or other accident?
a) The lessee must immediately inform the lessor about the incident. In the event of theft, the lessor must also notify the police. After receiving information about the incident, the lessor advises the lessee on how to proceed after this.
b) When damage occurs, the renter must act in accordance with the insurance company's requirements, in order to identify the problem and prevent new/worse damage from occurring.
c) If the lessee fails to take the above measures, he is fully responsible to the lessor for all damages.
6. Lessor's responsibility for insufficient equipment
If defects in the equipment appear during the rental period and this results in technical or similar problems, the lessor is obliged to take care of the repair, except if the problems are caused by the lessee's carelessness. If the lessor does not take care of the necessary repairs within a reasonable time, the lessee has the right to terminate the contract and the right to compensation for lost time.
7. Return of suit
a) The equipment must be returned at the agreed place before or at the latest on the last day of the rental period.
b) If the lessee decides to return the equipment before the last day of the rental period, he is not entitled to compensation for the remaining period.
c) If the lessee ignores the instructions set in point a) (mentioned above), the lessor has the right to charge the lessee for the resulting costs.
8. Disputes
If a dispute arises from the implementation of this agreement that both parties cannot agree on, the lessee has the opportunity to turn to the Consumer Agency. If the matter is taken to court, it will take place in the lessee's home town, unless the latter does not agree to handling the case in the lessor's home town.
