While it is not recommended to fly without protective gear when paragliding, if for some reason you do decide to do so, here are some tips that can help you reduce the risk of falling: 1. **Choose the right terrain**: Make sure the place you land is flat, try to choose grass or other relatively soft surfaces to reduce the risk of falling. 2. **Control your landing posture**: When landing, try to keep your body horizontal and parallel to the ground, which can reduce direct impact. Avoid landing on your feet first. 3. **Relax your body**: When approaching the ground, try to relax your body and avoid stiffness. A relaxed body can help you better absorb the impact. 4. **Proper landing technique**: You can try to land sideways or roll forward to distribute the impact and reduce direct impact on key parts. 5. **Plan your landing in advance**: Observe the surroundings during the flight, choose the best landing position in advance, and estimate the wind speed and direction so that you can make appropriate adjustments. 6. **Maintain a proper altitude**: Try to fly at a relatively safe altitude so that you have enough time to make adjustments and prepare for landing if necessary. 7. **Enhance flying skills**: Improve your control skills and flying experience, understand how to deal with emergencies, and avoid dangerous flying situations as much as possible. Although the above tips may help reduce risks, it is still highly recommended not to use protective equipment. Safety first, using appropriate protective equipment is always the most important.