Just something comfortable with shoes you’d be happy to go for a decent walk in. Even on a warm day, you’ll want an extra layer for the jump, as it can get cooler way up in the heavens.

We’ll give you a pair of trousers to wear for the jump and some goggles. We have some extra fleece tops you are welcome to borrow too.

We’ll get you to remove any loose jewellery before the jump. The likelihood of losing it is low but better safe than sorry.

We have minimums and maximums of what we are legally able to jump in. If the wind is too windy or the cloud so low cows are getting lost, you probably don’t want to be flying a parachute around. Our safety experts constantly assess the weather and will make the final determination.

If the weather is a bit hit and miss, we might go on hold for a little while to see if it improves to the point we can jump. If the day is absolutely and outright terrible, we will cancel the day to try to reduce everyone’s time spent waiting.

We want you to be able to jump (and we like jumping too!), so we’ll do everything we can to get us up in the air safely.

If the weather really isn’t in our favour, we might need to cancel jumping for the day. We want you to be able to jump and we really like jumping too, but sometimes the weather just isn’t up to it. If this is the case, we will re-book you for another day or we can leave it open in the system for you to let us know when you’d like to jump again.

Sure! You’ll need to wear some goggles over the top to keep all the air out and to make sure your glasses stay on/contacts stay in, but you are absolutely okay to wear prescription glasses or contact lenses.

It depends, but probably, is the short answer. The complete answer is going to be unique to your circumstances - give us a ring and chat about it before you book in and we'll do our best to make it work.

If it is something that reduces your mobility - like a very recent knee reconstruction - or something which impairs your body's ability to deal with stressful situations - like recent heart surgery, it might be best to wait.

That said, we can cater for a lot of the stuff life throws at people. If it is something serious, we might ask for a note from your doctor saying it is okay for you to be jumping.

We are a small business and we pride ourselves on looking after the safety of our customers and our staff - we only want you to jump if it is safe for you and our lovely instructors.