List of safety warnings for BAG STRAPS based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR):

1. General:
* Use the strap exclusively in accordance with its intended purpose – as a carrying component for bags, suitcases, or similar accessories.
* Before use, ensure that the buckles and clasps are properly secured and that the strap has no cracks, fraying, or looseness.
* Do not overload the strap with a weight greater than recommended by the manufacturer – this may lead to it snapping and damaging the carried items.
* Do not modify the strap's structure or replace metal components with non-original parts.
* Clean the strap with a soft cloth. In case of dirt, use mild cleaning agents, avoiding contact with water around metal parts.
* Store the product in a dry place, away from heat sources and sunlight.

2. Risk of bodily injury:
* Exercise caution when adjusting the strap length – metal components may pinch or injure fingers.
* Do not allow children to play with the strap, especially with metal snap hooks or buckles.
* Do not use the strap in a manner inconsistent with its intended purpose (e.g., for lifting weights or as a leash).

3. Risk of mechanical damage:
* Avoid sudden jerking or twisting of the strap – this may lead to deformation or breakage of metal components.
* Regularly check the condition of seams and mountings. In case of loosening or damage – discontinue use.
* Do not leave the strap in a position where metal components can strike hard surfaces, risking cracking or scratching.

4. Risk of corrosion and material degradation:
* Protect metal components from moisture – prolonged contact with water or sweat may cause corrosion.
* If the strap gets wet, wipe it dry and leave it to dry at room temperature.
* Avoid contact with chemicals, perfumes, and cleaning agents containing alcohol.
* Do not store in plastic bags in a humid environment – this may lead to mold formation or material damage.

5. Risk of snagging and accidents:
* Ensure that the strap does not hang excessively or tangle around legs or other objects – this may lead to tripping or snagging.
* Pay attention that metal components do not scratch delicate surfaces (e.g., lacquer, glass, furniture).
* When carrying a bag with the strap, ensure that the snap hooks are tightly closed and the bag is well balanced.

Following the above rules reduces the risk of injury, equipment breakdown, and property damage. Ignoring them may lead to serious health and technical problems.Detailed information and additional warnings can be found in the user manual included with the product or in PDF format on the manufacturer/supplier website.