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 | Published: April 06, 2026 The Hazard CLASS 1 WARNING: FALL HAZARD Ocun NA has recalled their Condor HMS Triple Locking Carabiners. The carabiner gate may not close on its own. This means the carabiner could be open during use. This poses a serious risk of falling, which could … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice | Published: April 7, 2026 The Hazard CLASS 1 WARNING: CARBON MONOXIDE — PORTABLE GENERATOR This portable generator lacks a working CO shutoff sensor. Generators produce lethal levels of carbon monoxide — a colorless, odorless gas. When used in or near enclosed spaces (garages, basements, near open windows), CO … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice | Published: April 7, 2026 The Hazard CLASS 1 WARNING: DROWNING — INFLATABLE POOL FLOAT The seat harness on this children’s inflatable pool float can detach without warning, dropping the child into the water face-down. The float then inverts on top of the child, trapping them underwater. There have … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice | Published: April 7, 2026 The Hazard CLASS 1 WARNING: EXPLOSION — PORTABLE PROPANE HEATER The gas regulator valve on these portable heaters can crack in cold temperatures, allowing propane to leak and accumulate. When the heater is ignited, the leaked propane can cause a fireball or explosion. There … Read more