Frequently asked questions regarding clothing to bring, shoes, and other equipment
There's no space in the paragliding backpack for extra backpacks, hiking poles, etc. However, we can easily take a jacket, your phone, and a wallet along with us. Anything else you bring can be left in our cars or at the valley stations.
For Hike & Fly flights, the pilot will discuss with you in advance which equipment
A tandem glider flies at about 36 to 40 km/h and can be slowed down or sped up by pulling on the brake lines. That's why wearing warm enough clothing is a must.
If you'd like, your tandem pilot can take pictures and videos using a wide-angle GoPro camera. You don't need to bring your own camera. Please note that we cannot assume any liability if your camera gets lost or damaged during the flight.
We strongly recommend hiking or mountain boots to prevent accidentally twisting your ankle while walking – especially during takeoff or landing. This is very important to us so we can help prevent any unnecessary injuries.
If a passenger wears unsuitable shoes, the pilot on-site will decide whether the
Clothes adapted to the season. When flying you are constantly exposed to a wind speed of approx. 40km/h (chillfactor!).
Sturdy, ankle-high shoes (see Footwear) are essential, as are warm clothes (a jacket and long pants in the summer; ski pants or warm pants and a jacket in the winter), sunglasses (to protect against the wind), and possibly gloves.
Bring a helmet
