Hover Boots

"You got a hover boots.In these magical boots you can hover to the ground.What are the disadvantages? There is no traction! Walk for a short time without a solid ground You can even do that.

Hover Boots is a project inside "The Flute of the Legend of Zelda". These sacred boots, like Greek messenger, God Hermes sandals, have golden pieces and small and decorative feathers on the heels. Its appearance is similar to that of Zelda II boots: Chain Adventure and Flying Boots

Their main purpose is to let the links walk through water or thin air for a few seconds and pass other unwilling traps. This useful and sometimes necessary ability is offset by the relatively weak static friction of the boots on a solid ground. After defeating the dead hands at the shadow temple, you can get soaring boots.

Since hovering boots can only move in a short period of time, their practical application is quite limited. The most notable thing about these is that Link can easily change the direction of the antenna when hovering. I just fly. Boots also reduce the weight of the links, which prevents him from sinking into a sand and heavy-sensitive platform, and in rare cases it can block certain pressure-sensitive traps.

In the re-release of Nintendo 3DS, hover boots can be used as a project instead of accessing the device's sub screen. This is done to follow the change of iron boots, making these items easier and faster than before.

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Hover Boots are displayed with three badges (Hover Boots I, Hover Boots II, Hover Boots III) and can be produced in the Bazaar badges market to extend the length of the character 's Focus Spirit condition.

There are several tricks you can do with hover boots, these tips are very similar, but they have their own unique advantages. Listed here are Megajump, Hover Boost and Recoil Boost. All of these things usually require hovering boots to keep something high or to maintain high speeds in order to pinch something and cover large gaps. As an adult link, equip Kokiri's boots, put it near the shelf and place the bomb behind. When a bomb explodes, it should push you out of the shelf. Once the link starts to jump out of the first frame of the shelf, hover the hovering boots and equip it. If time is right, you should do mega jump. One advantage of Megajump is that it not only boosts your distance but also allows you to get a little height as you jump, grab a very far shelf

With hover boots, Link can be moved over the gap and water. If equipped, they do not provide traction and allow the link to slide during walking or running. Gusts can push a link across a large gap. Hover Boots prevent Link from falling to the beach of ghosts and desert colossus beach. They also prevent the platform of the firewall part of Ganon Castle from sinking.

Since hovering boots can only move in a short period of time, their practical application is quite limited. The most notable thing about these is that Link can easily change the direction of the antenna when hovering. I just fly. Boots also reduce the weight of the links, which prevents him from sinking into a sand and heavy-sensitive platform, and in rare cases it can block certain pressure-sensitive traps.