Hover boots were a special type of boots that allowed one to hover. These type of boots were used in some forms the sport known as grav-ball, but not under Corellian rules, or the rules used on the planet Lothal either. As such, some players who were raised on the type of grav-ball played without hover boots, such as Merei Spanjaf, came to be dismissive of the version played with them as not being "real grav-ball."
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| - Hover boots were a special type of boots that allowed one to hover. These type of boots were used in some forms the sport known as grav-ball, but not under Corellian rules, or the rules used on the planet Lothal either. As such, some players who were raised on the type of grav-ball played without hover boots, such as Merei Spanjaf, came to be dismissive of the version played with them as not being "real grav-ball."
- The Hover Boots are an item from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. These sacred boots are fitted with goldwork and feature small, decorative wings on the heels, similar to the sandals of Hermes, the Greek messenger god. Their appearance is similar to that of the Boots from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and the Pegasus Boots. In the Nintendo 3DS re-release the Hover Boots can be equipped as an item rather than accessing the equipment subscreen. This was done to follow suit with the change for the Iron Boots to make equipping these items easier and quicker than they originally were.
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| - Allows Link to walk across Quicksand without sinking
- Allows Link to hover in mid-air or above water for a limited time
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| - The Hover Boots are an item from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. These sacred boots are fitted with goldwork and feature small, decorative wings on the heels, similar to the sandals of Hermes, the Greek messenger god. Their appearance is similar to that of the Boots from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and the Pegasus Boots. Their main purpose is to allow Link to walk on water or thin air for a few seconds and thereby cross otherwise impassable pitfalls. This useful, and sometimes necessary ability, is offset by the fact that the boots maintain rather poor traction while on solid ground. The Hover Boots are obtained after defeating Dead Hand in the Shadow Temple. Since the Hover Boots only work a brief moment, their practical use is rather limited. However, they feature several other, less obvious, benefits that are apparent from time to time, the most notable of which is the fact that Link, while hovering, can easily change direction in mid-air, an ability that is much more limited while simply jumping. The boots also reduce Link's weight, which keeps him from sinking in quicksand, weight-sensitive platforms and, in rare cases, allows him to foil certain pressure-sensitive traps. In the Nintendo 3DS re-release the Hover Boots can be equipped as an item rather than accessing the equipment subscreen. This was done to follow suit with the change for the Iron Boots to make equipping these items easier and quicker than they originally were.
- Hover boots were a special type of boots that allowed one to hover. These type of boots were used in some forms the sport known as grav-ball, but not under Corellian rules, or the rules used on the planet Lothal either. As such, some players who were raised on the type of grav-ball played without hover boots, such as Merei Spanjaf, came to be dismissive of the version played with them as not being "real grav-ball."
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