What to Wear Paramotoring
Wear clothes you can **run and kneel in**, closed-toe shoes with grip, and layers for wind aloft. Follow the school’s gear list for helmets, gloves, and ear protection. Leave dangling jewelry and loose scarves at home.
Quick Facts
- Shoes you can run in matter for foot-launch
- Wind aloft is cooler than the field
- School lists helmet / gloves / radio rules
- Confirm camera and phone policy
FAQ
**Sneakers or boots?** Whatever the school prefers for their launch surface — ask.
**Gloves?** Often useful for lines and cold hands. Check their list.
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