There's no better experience than rolling down a hill on a zorb ball. It's fun, but is it safe? Any activity that involves high speeds or tight spaces should be concerned about the risks. While safety is hardly an issue when zorbing, there are several criteria to consider when trying to ensure the safest possible experience.
Considerations for playing zorb ball
Inside the zorb ball
Remove all jewelry and other accessories; make sure the zorb ball is fully inflated; make sure your seat belt is fastened. I do not recommend trying zorbing if you are prone to motion sickness; make sure the ground is soft and free of protrusions, as rocks and branches can damage the zorb ball. Zorbing can be done on flat ground or on a hillside. Inside the ball, you'll find a harness for your feet and body and multiple handles to support yourself. You will need to make sure the harnesses are securely fastened to the ball and that they are firmly in place once you are inside. Once you are inside, the ball will expand. If the blower is in good working order, this should only take a few minutes. Make sure it is tight enough to roll. For obvious reasons, make sure there are no sharp or wobbly things in the ball.
Outside the zorb ball
As for outside the ball, you need to find ground that is covered with live grass and doesn't have too many protrusions. The zorb ball will handle small rocks and sticks well, but remember that it is inflatable and not completely immune to punctures. Finally, those who suffer from motion sickness may not enjoy the experience. In terms of severity, I would put it somewhere between a carousel and a moving cruise ship. If you can ride a roller coaster, then you can go zorbing.
Summary
Zorbing is a very safe form of entertainment as long as you use the zorb ball wisely. If you want to buy a zorb ball then Kameymall is a very good choice.
