Haleakala 5-Zipline Experience 

When preparing for a ziplining adventure, choosing the right attire ensures not only your comfort but also your safety and enjoyment. Here's a guide on what to wear for a zipline experience:

Comfortable Clothing: Opt for lightweight, breathable clothing that allows you to move freely. Moisture-wicking fabrics are a great choice to help keep you dry, especially if you're ziplining in a warm climate.

Closed-Toe Shoes: Wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes or hiking boots with good traction. Avoid open-toed shoes, sandals, or flip-flops, as they may not provide the necessary protection and stability.

Avoid Loose Items: Avoid wearing clothing with loose or dangling parts, such as scarves or long jewelry, as they could get caught in the zipline equipment. This includes long hair – tie it back if necessary.

Layering: Depending on the weather and location, you might want to dress in layers that you can easily add or remove. This allows you to adjust your clothing to stay comfortable throughout the experience.

Sun Protection: If you'll be ziplining outdoors, especially in a sunny location, wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun's rays.

Gloves: Some zipline tours provide gloves, but if you have your own lightweight gloves with a good grip, you might find them helpful for holding onto the zipline equipment.

Camera and Phone: If you plan to take photos or videos, make sure your clothing has secure pockets or attachments for your camera or phone. Many zipline tours also offer secure pouches for personal items.

Rain Gear: If the weather is unpredictable or if there's a chance of rain, consider bringing a lightweight, waterproof jacket or poncho.

Bug Protection: If you're ziplining in an area with insects, you might want to apply insect repellent to exposed skin and consider wearing long sleeves and pants.

Safety Gear: The zipline tour operator will provide you with necessary safety equipment such as a harness and helmet. Follow their instructions on how to properly wear and adjust this gear.