We can guarantee that zip-line in Montenegro at Djurdjevica Tara Bridge during winter can be really cold. This is very important to know since the zipline slide on temperatures around 0 becomes even colder. Add wind to it and you can get the idea. You might even need a mask, but we can provide it for you, and winter cap is a good option if you can fit it underneath the helmet.
Check them all out. Do wear: warm winter clothes; wind resistant pants and jacket; hard footwear or boots…. Additionally, long hair should be pulled back and any necklaces or dangly jewelry should be removed. When I went zip-lining in Mexico, I imagined zipping over the jungle at high speeds. Zip lining is not necessarily an extreme activity even young children may be on your zipline tour , but you should still plan ahead with the correct clothing for your adventure.
Is there a better way to get to know the landscape then to fly over the top of it? Obviously the angle of descent and length of the zipline will impact how fast you go, so speed will vary. Some are much more adventurous than others. Zip Lining in Warm Locations: A lot of zip lining excursions around the world occur in warm locations and climates. If this is your case, your best bet is to wear thin breathable shirts and shorts that cover at least the area a harness would rub on mid-thigh to hips.
The provided harness goes around each of your legs and up around your waist. If the harness is on bare skin, it may be uncomfortable. This is why we suggest wearing long shorts, capris, leggings, or pants. Zip Lining in Cold Weather: Several ski resorts have recent installed zip lines. I remember hearing the whining noise of the zip line at Sundance Ski Resort in Utah while mountain biking there during the summer.
Dress in layers, with the top layer being a windproof jacket. In extreme cold, wear a pair of ski goggles to protect your eyes. Wear shorts or pants that have zipper pockets. Close-toed, sturdy shoes. Plan on wearing sneakers or hiking boots.
Long pants, capris, or knee-length shorts. Sunscreen and sunglasses. A small camera must fit in a pocket and have a wrist strap Rain gear in case of weather Money for souvenirs or to tip your guide We also recommend securing long hair in a ponytail and taping any body piercings. Planning ahead and bringing these basic items will ensure that you are comfortable and carefree when you head out onto the zip line course. We want you to stay as safe and comfortable as possible.
Gloves: Wildwater operates ziplines that use a hand braking system; therefore, we provide gloves to act as brake pads while ziplining. Collared Shirt: We suggest wearing a collared shirt to keep the harness from rubbing your neck. Long Shorts or Pants: The harness also has two loops for your legs. Sunglasses: Glasses meet two needs while ziplining. We look forward to flying with you!
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