What to Wear Indoor Skydiving
Wear **athletic clothes** you can move in and **closed-toe shoes** that will stay on. Tie long hair. Remove loose jewelry. The tunnel issues a **flight suit and goggles** (and often a helmet). Leave the fashion boots and flip-flops at home.
Can You Wear Glasses Indoor Skydiving?
Usually yes, under the goggles they issue. Contacts are fine. Confirm at the counter. Do not make this its own article.
Quick Facts
- Athletic layers + closed shoes
- Tunnel issues suit and eye protection
- Glasses: usually under goggles — ask
- Filter: Indoor skydiving / tunnel
- See Common First-Time Indoor Skydiving Questions
FAQ
**Skirts or dresses?** Bad idea. Pants or athletic shorts under the suit.
**Do I bring my own helmet?** Usually no — use what they issue unless they say otherwise.
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