Outdoor and recreation recalls cover equipment failures that can cause serious injury during physical activity — generators, pressure washers, chainsaws, kayak paddles, climbing equipment, bicycles, ATVs, pool equipment, and camping gear.
The hazards in this category range from laceration and fall risks from equipment failure to carbon monoxide poisoning from generators and fuel-burning equipment. Carbon monoxide is especially dangerous because it’s odorless — if you’re using a recalled generator or pressure washer, stop immediately and read the recall notice for the specific defect.
Outdoor equipment serial numbers can be difficult to locate because they’re exposed to weather and wear. Check the frame, handle assembly, or engine housing for stamped or engraved numbers. Our visual identification guides show you where to look.
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard LACERATION AND PROJECTILE The nvyue Magic Pocket Staffs are being recalled because they can suddenly and unexpectedly expand, even when the safety pin is supposedly engaged. This can happen with so much force and speed that it poses a serious risk of cuts (lacerations) and being hit … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard IMPACT Tzumi Electronics has recalled FitRx SmartBell Quick-Select Adjustable Dumbbells because the weight plates can fall off while you’re using them. This could cause serious injuries like broken bones or cuts if the weights hit you or someone nearby. Stop using these dumbbells right away to avoid … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard FIRE AND BURN Generac is recalling some of its portable generators because they can be dangerous. The carburetor can leak fuel, which could cause a fire or burns. This is a serious safety issue, so it’s important to check if your generator is affected and take action … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard DROWNING These pool drain covers don’t meet safety standards and could trap someone underwater. This could lead to serious injury or even death by drowning. The drain covers violate the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act (VGBA), which sets rules to prevent these kinds of … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ENTRAPMENT AND DROWNING Yeeluzan pool drain covers are being recalled because they don’t meet safety standards. These drain covers can create a strong suction, which could trap a swimmer underwater. This poses a serious risk of injury or even death by drowning. Stop using pools with these … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard BURN Seasonal Specialties has recalled the Member’s Mark 7′ Pre-Lit Twinkling Buck due to a potential burn hazard. If the wires inside the buck are connected the wrong way, a part called the current limiting resistor can get too hot. This could cause a fire or burn … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard DROWNING SCUBAPRO is recalling its Monorail Weight Pockets used in scuba diving. These weight pockets can accidentally open during a dive, causing the weights to fall out. This can make it hard for divers to control their buoyancy and could lead to serious injury or even drowning. … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard FIRE Wybotics is recalling certain robotic pool vacuums because they can overheat. If the vacuum overheats, it could cause burns or even a fire. This recall affects about 5,000 units of the Osprey 700 Max and S1 models. Stop using the vacuum immediately and check if your … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard FALL Ocun NA is recalling Condor HMS Triple Carabiners because the gate might not close on its own. This means the carabiner could open unexpectedly while you’re climbing or rappelling. If this happens, you could fall and get seriously hurt or even die. Stop using these carabiners … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard FALL HAZARD Petzl America is recalling Nomic and Ergonomic ice climbing axes because the shaft can break during use. This can cause a climber to fall, leading to serious injury or even death. It’s important to stop using these axes immediately if you own them and follow … Read more