How To Get The Paraglider And Paraglider Fabrics In Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom

Soar into the sky and glide with fashion in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Paraglider is integral to gameplay in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. This small utility item, which has made the jump from its predecessor, opens a whole new world of traversal possibilities. Not only does it break your fall, but it also allows you to reach places inaccessible before.

While you will get a Paraglider a few hours into the game, looking at the same boring piece of fabric can get old quickly. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom allows players to change the fabric and appearance of their gliders without affecting their usage.

In this guide, we will look at how you can obtain the paraglider and all its fabrics throughout your adventure.

How to get the Paraglider in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

You must complete four main story shrines on the Main Sky Island before getting the paraglider in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Thankfully, these shrines are short and equip you with compulsory abilities like Ultrahand, which you will need throughout the game.

Once done, you will be tasked to jump down and reach the land of Hyrule. Your next task will be to travel to the Lookout Landing and observe what is happening with the Hyrule Castle. This is all a part of the main story quest.

Proceed to complete the To the Kingdom of Hyrule quest and talk to Purah at the Lookout Landing. You will automatically get the Paraglider from her once you unlock the Lookout Landing Skyview Tower and finish the Crisis at Hyrule Castle quest.

How to use the Paraglider in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Using the Paraglider in Zelda: Tears of the Kindom is quite simple. Press the Jump key when the Link is in the air. This will make Link glide slowly toward the ground instead of falling at great speed.

However, it’s not necessary to always jump in the air to use Paraglider. You can also enable it by double-pressing the jump button when standing in an updraft. As you do it, Link will use the Paraglider and glide until the end of the Updraft zone.

Keep in mind that you need to have ample stamina to cover great distances while gliding. That is why we recommend upgrading your stamina capacity as soon as possible in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to get all Paraglider Fabrics in Zelda: TotK

The Paraglider Fabrics in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are skins you can apply to your Paraglider. Some fabrics can be unlocked using amiibo, while the rest can be found by completing various activities and quests.

FYI

You can’t upgrade the Paraglider and can only change its designs with various fabrics. We recommend getting the Glide Armor set instead to improve your Paragliding skills.

To change the fabric of Paraglider, you need to find and reach Hateno Village first. Talk to Sayge, a master dyer, inside Kochi Dye Shop (3401, -2143, 0121). He has some fabrics unlocked automatically that you can apply for 20 rupees each. To unlock the rest, you must finish his tasks (which involve taking pictures mostly) or complete some quests to unlock the desired fabric.

Below is a list of all the Paraglider Fabrics you can unlock for your Paraglider in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Paraglider FabricHow to Unlock
Addison’s FabricHelp Addison put all the Hudson signs in Hyrule.
Aerocuda FabricShow Sayge a picture of Aerocuda.
Cece FabricAvailable from the start at Kochi Dye Shop.
Chuchu FabricComplete the Photographing a Chuchu side quest for Sayge.
Cucco FabricShow a picture of Cucoo to Sayge.
Eldin-Ostrich FabricShow a picture of Elden-Ostrich to Sayge.
Gerudo FabricEarn five pony points at the stables and use them to get the Horse-God fabric.
Gleeok FabricShow a picture of Gleeok to Sayge.
Goron FabricComplete the Death Mountain cart course (2361, 2596, 0827) in the land of Goron.
Grizzlemaw-Bear FabricShow a picture of Grizzlemaw-Bear to Sayge.
Horse FabricShow a picture of a Horse to Sayge.
Horse-God FabricEarn five pony points at the stables and use them to get the Horse-God fabric.
Hudson Construction FabricComplete Mattison’s Independence and the Home on Arrange side quests. Both quests are available in Tarrey Town.
Koltin FabricFind all Bubbul Gems and hand them over to Koltin.
Korok FabricMeet Oaki, the Korok, in the hidden room (0415, 2178, 0180) of Deku Tree.
Lucky Clover Gazette FabricComplete any 2 Potential Princess Sightings quests for the Lucky Clover Gazette.
Lurelin Village FabricA reward after completing the Rattled Ralera side quest in Lurelin Village. You must first free Lurelin village and restore it.
Lynel FabricShow Sayge a picture of a Lynel on your Purah pad.
Moster Control Crew FabricComplete all the quests of Monster Control Crew to help them repel the monster invasions.
Nostalgic FabricCan be obtained from the chest (-0810, -1963, 0158) inside the Temple of Time ruins.
Ordinary FabricThe base fabric for your paraglider.
Robbie’s FabricComplete the Hyrule Compendium for Robbie.
Royal Hyrulean FabricCan be looted from a chest inside a hidden room (-0488, 1009, 0021) in North Hyrule Field.
Sheikah FabricPurchase any item from the Armor Shop (1855, -0981, 0119) in Kakariko Village.
Stalnox Fabric Show a picture of a Stalnox to Sayge.
Yiga FabricObtain and equip complete Yiga armor to attempt Yiga Bladesmith’s Challenges. Complete them to obtain this fabric as a reward.
Zonai FabricA reward for completing the Legend of the Great Sky Island quest. However, you need Zora Armor to attempt this challenge. 
Zonai Survey Team FabricA reward for completing the Messages from an Ancient Era side quest.
Zora FabricA reward for completing The Blue Stone side quest in Zora’s Domain. Can only be done after completing Sidon of the Zora main quest.

Besides these fabrics, you can also scan Amiibos to get 25 paraglider fabrics in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Here are all the fabrics you can unlock:

AmiiboFabric Design
BokoblinBokoblin Fabric
DarukGoron – Champion Fabrics
GanondorfDemon King Fabric
GuardianAncient Sheikah Fabric
Link (Legend of Zelda)Pixel Fabric
Link (Link’s Awakening)Egg Fabric
Link (Majora’s Mask)Majora’s Mask Fabric
Link (Ocarina of Time)Lon Lon Ranch Fabric
Link (Super Smash Bros)Sword Spirit Fabric
Link (Tears of the Kingdom)Champion’s Leather Fabric
Link (Twilight Princess)Mirror of Twilight Fabric
Link Archer (BOTW)Tunic of Memories Fabric
Link Rider (BOTW)Hylian Hood Fabric
Miphaa (BOTW)Zora Champion Fabric
Revali (BOTW)Rito Champion Fabric
Sheik (Super Smash Bros)Sheik Fabric
Toon Link (Super Smash Bros)King of Red Lions Fabric
Toon Link (Wind Waker)King of Red Lions
Urbosa (BOTW)Gerudo Champion Fabric
Young Link (Super Smash Bros)Lon Lon Ranch Fabric
Zelda (BOTW)Hyrule Princess Fabric
Zelda (Super Smash Bros)Princess of Twilight Fabric
Zelda (Wind Waker)Bygone Royal Fabric
Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword)Goddess Fabric
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