Wear secure closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing that covers the areas touched by a zipline harness, such as a T-shirt with longer shorts or trousers. Tie back long hair, secure glasses and leave loose jewellery behind; bring a light layer for cooler mountain conditions and follow the selected park’s rules for cameras and bags.
Choose clothing that allows movement without loose fabric hanging near clips or equipment, and cover the upper thighs where harness straps sit. Longer shorts or fitted trousers are practical options; tell the staff if anything pinches during fitting and follow their instructions before starting rather than adjusting safety equipment yourself on the course.
| Item | Purpose or condition |
|---|---|
| Closed-toe shoes | Walking, steps and secure fit |
| Longer shorts or trousers | Coverage under harness straps |
| Light layer | Cooler mountain conditions |
| Hair tie | Hair clear of helmet/equipment |
| Glasses retainer | Reduce loss; confirm fit |
| Phone/camera | Only approved carrying method |
| Dry clothes | Comfort after rain or exertion |
Secure closed-toe shoes are the practical default for walking, steps and elevated activities; confirm the park’s precise footwear rule before travelling. Mountain mornings can feel cooler than the city, so bring a light layer, and carry dry clothing if rain is possible; do not assume replacement shoes or protective clothing are supplied.
Ask the park which camera attachment or storage method is permitted for your specific activity because a chest mount, strap or handheld device can interfere with equipment. Secure glasses with an appropriate retainer and follow staff instructions for loose items; neither a helmet strap nor a zipped pocket should be treated as operator approval.
Checked October 2026 against the published tour information. Prices and arrangements can change; review the quote for your selected booking.
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No. Confirm availability and sizes with the selected park. Arrive in suitable footwear rather than depending on an unverified rental option.
Tell staff and check the helmet fit. An appropriate retainer can help, but do not rely on helmet straps alone to prevent loss.
Only when the operator approves it for the activity and harness arrangement. Ask before attaching any accessory to yourself or the equipment.