I love that the warning of them says "Do not use" - can't make that up. sic transit gloria mundi...
To be frank I give a damn.
It is common sense to buckle up when on road. - I do not a reminder nor parenting or other shite. The person permitted to drive a vehicle, operate an aircraft or other device - or even a firearm should know about security features and estimate risk and should be able to act responsible.
But when I operate in my hunting area I am mostly driving in very slow mode, that is not needing any difflocks or offroad mode or whatsoever. - I am perhaps on a restricted agricultural road maybe even with tarmac but not wider than the Grenadier. There is a trap I need to check, there is something else that catches my attention, there is a branch of a tree fallen across .. there is this or sometimes only a chat with a farmer or a person walking the dog.
In this case every couple of yards buckle off buckle on is simply
just to check if there is some damage on crops or what to look for. Not understanding that certain safety items simply hinder use..
No offence - but this is a fashion from the US where common sense topics were used to sue companies at court to make these liable and pay astronomic sums of compensation for their dumbness or some lawyers making business on product liability.
Balance between real technical fault and releasing a product that is really dangerous even for people with common sense and safe acting people and idiots who put their pets in a microwave to dry or do not know that coffee or tea is usually a hot beverage and blame the vendor for not explaining this. (What should be a common sense topic)
A firearm is potentially deadly. This is the meaning of the device.. nature of an "arm" by name- So get a firearms operation course first.. before touching such an item. Common Sense. The same with a vehicle. Read the fine manual. Remember driving lessons. Know your capabilities and more important limits as a driver and the the same for the vehicle being operated.
