# Major Recall Alert: Kimpex Rush and Arrow II Ski Kits Recalled Due to Bolt Failure Risk
Kimpex has issued a critical safety recall for its **Kimpex Rush** and **Kimpex Arrow II ski kits**, following reports that **3/8-16 imperial bolts** included in the kits can break. This defect poses a serious hazard, as it could cause the skis to detach from the snowmobile, potentially leading to a loss of control and severe injuries.
This recall impacts only **Kimpex Rush** and **Kimpex Arrow II ski kits** with the 3/8-16 imperial bolts. As of **March 10**, one incident in Canada has been reported, but fortunately, no injuries have occurred to date. Consumers are urged to take immediate action to ensure their safety.
[See official recall notice here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/kimpex-rush-and-arrow-ii-ski-kits-snowmobiles-recalled-due-injury-hazard).
## Why This Recall is Important
When enjoying winter sports like snowmobiling, safety should never be a gamble. Defective bolts that fail during snowmobile operation can lead to:
- **Loss of control:** Broken bolts allow skis to separate from the snowmobile, impairing its ability to steer properly.
- **Increased accident risk:** This type of equipment failure can result in crashes, putting the operator and bystanders at risk.
- **Potential for injury:** A sudden failure at high speeds or on challenging terrain carries the potential for severe injuries.
Recalls like this highlight why it is crucial for manufacturers to ensure the durability and reliability of parts used in recreational equipment.
## Details of the Recall
Here are the essential facts about the Kimpex ski kit recall:
- **Product affected:**
- Kimpex Rush ski kits
- Kimpex Arrow II ski kits
- Only 3/8-16 imperial bolts included with these kits are impacted.
- **Recall reason:** Bolts may break, causing skis to detach from snowmobiles, which can result in a loss of control and accidents.
- **Reports:** There is **1 reported incident** in Canada as of March 10, 2023, with **no injuries** reported.
- **Images of affected products:**
[View images of impacted Kimpex kits here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/kimpex-rush-and-arrow-ii-ski-kits-snowmobiles-recalled-due-injury-hazard).
## What You Should Do
If you purchased a Kimpex Rush or Kimpex Arrow II ski kit, follow these steps:
1. **Stop using the affected product immediately.** Avoid operating your snowmobile with the faulty ski kits.
2. **Contact Kimpex.** Reach out to Kimpex for further instructions on how to inspect or replace the defective bolts. For further assistance, you can visit their official website or customer service team.
3. **Follow the resolution process.** Kimpex will likely provide detailed instructions or a free replacement to fix the issue.
Do not wait for an accident to occur before addressing the problem. Taking immediate preventive action is crucial for your safety.
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Stay ahead of critical product safety updates and always prioritize your safety. For more details on this recall, visit the official report on [Kimpex Rush and Arrow II Ski Kits Recall](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/kimpex-rush-and-arrow-ii-ski-kits-snowmobiles-recalled-due-injury-hazard).
Make sure to share this information with other snowmobile enthusiasts to ensure everyone can enjoy winter sports safely!