UPDATE: We have embedded an interactive map into this Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom guide, to help you with tracking down all of the Zonai armor pieces.

Of all the armor to choose from in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, I think the Zonaite armor has to be some of the best-looking new gear there is. It turns Link into a badass Zonai warrior, and is also rather useful when it comes to using Zonai Devices.

To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Collecting the Zonai armor set meets ascending up to the sky island in Hyrule, so this is the perfect time to also farm Zonai Dispensers and Sundelion which we’ll no doubt need during our adventure. Anyway, here’s how to get the Zonaite armor set in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to get the Zonaite Armor set in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The Zonaite armor is made up of three pieces; the Zonaite Helm, Zonaite Waistguard, and Zonaite Shin Guards. They’re each located on sky islands in different regions, so can be quite a pain to get if you’re yet to unlock the map.

I definitely recommend grabbing as many Skyview Towers as possible before venturing out to grab this armor. Once you have, collecting it will be a breeze.

The Zonaite armor will boost the energy of your Zonai Devices when equipped. When you upgrade it enough at a Great Fairy Fountain, it will also double the recharge speed of your Zonai batteries.

For a quick overview of where exactly to find each piece of the Zonaite armor set, check out this interactive map for Tears of the Kingdom, which has each piece of gear marked on it:

The Zonaite Helm is located on the south of Lightcast Island in Tears of the Kingdom, but we need to get there first!

If you haven’t got any of the Zora Domain armor, you’ll want to begin the Zora Domain questline first, so you can grab the chest piece. While you’re at it, cook up some stamina elixirs too, and make sure you have some Zonaite charges to hand, too. We’re going to need to swim up a waterfall to reach Lightcast Island, and the glide over to this island is quite the journey.

Once you know you have the power to swim up waterfalls, make your way to Rospro Pass Skyview Tower in the region of Hebra and send Link up into the sky. Then, glide over to the waterfall towards the south, using stamina elixirs to top up Link’s stamina along the way. Don’t worry if you don’t reach the waterfall, just make sure to land on the small island in Hyrule below it.

Here, I used the Autobuild ability to conjure up a working hot air balloon. I then sent the hot air balloon flying with Link inside it. Once you finally reach the waterfall above, have Link glide off and straight into the waterfall with the Zora armor equipped; he’ll now arrive on the sky islands.

If the weather in Hyrule is rainy, however, this particular waterfall will actually reach the floor. This means, if the weather is on your side, you can actually glide straight to the waterfall and head on up!

Once you arrive on the sky island, there’ll be some minecarts and rockets; attach two rockets to either side of a cart and place the cart on the nearby track. Then, ride the minecart over to the next island.

Up next, we’ll need to use the glider on our left to reach Lightcast Island. Attach the nearby fans and rockets to the glider however you choose, and send it flying. You’ll want to stand on the rear of the glider so that it ascends upwards, then Link will be able to glide over to a small island south of Lightcast Island.

As you approach this small island, gravity will reduce and Link will be able to move and jump further. From here, we now want to make our way to Lightcast Island.

On this island, there’ll be a small platform with fans and batteries attached. There’ll be plenty of other batteries and fans nearby, too, so I recommend attaching the additional batteries so you need not use any Zonai charges while flying.

When you’re ready, send the platform flying upwards and head north towards Lightcast Island.

Once you reach the island, head north, over to the rightmost corner where you’ll find a Zonai terminal. Interact with it to drain the area of water.

Next, head where the light is pointing. There’ll be a destroyable rock here; break it, and press ahead.

You’ll arrive in a dark cave. So, first things first, throw some Brightbloom Seeds around the area so you can see more clearly. Up ahead, you’ll find two mirror devices. We’ll need to use these mirrors to reflect light and activate a large panel, like you might’ve done in the Soryotanog Shrine in Gerudo City.

There’ll also be a third mirror device on a platform to the west of the room. Use one of the first mirror devices you found and point it at the distant mirror.

Then, hop over to the second mirror, and position it in such a way so that it points towards a third mirror; this third mirror is towards the south of the room and in the distance. You won’t see it until you reach the second mirror.

Once again, use Ultrahand to position the third mirror so that it faces the fourth mirror on the nearby platform.

Finally, position this fourth mirror to face the cave to the south. Then, head further into the cave.

Brighten up the area using Brightbloom Seeds first, and take out the Soldier Construct; he’ll drop a mirror, which is fused to his shield. Then, hop down into the room.

Grab the mirror and position it using Ultrahand so that it faces the orange panel in this room. The walls will then come down, revealing the outside again.

You’ll have completed the Lightcast Island puzzle, and be able to exit with ease again. Now, clamber up to the chest that is on the platform above the previously-orange panel we just activated.

Open up the chest to retrieve the Zonaite Helm at long last. Now, we’ve two more pieces of Zonaite armor to get, and fortunately for us, they’re easier to grab from here on out.

How to get the Zonaite Waistguard in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The Zonaite Waistguard in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is also among the sky islands. More specifically, it is found in a chest on the Zonaite Forge Island in the region of Necluda.

Much like Lightcast Island, it’s pretty high up in the sky, so you’ll want to be stocked up on stamina wheels and elixirs.

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