He Crossed The English Channel Using A Zorb Ball

Space ball has been popular in western countries for decades as an exciting and fun outdoor pastime. Killem, a 29-year-old oil blogger in the UK, is a good example of someone who won't stop until he's killed himself. This brother's imagination is really A Doraemon bag, often come up with some other people did not think, or dare not think of the idea.  

Killem's real name is Tom Stanniland. Contrary to his gentlemanlike appearance, his favorite hobby is to come up with all kinds of strange challenges and then do experiments on his own. He is called the "king of imagination". He likes to do some new and bizarre challenges, with various imaginative challenges, he quickly rose to millions of fans in just two years. The zorb ball, for example, is one of his favorite challenges.

Taking adventure in zorb ball

However, there may not be a second person on earth who came up with the idea of crossing the English Channel to France in a space ball. As music plays in the background, the guy walks down to the ocean with the inflated space ball, only to encounter a shockwave as soon as he hits the water. His first voyage ends in failure. For the second time, Killem used his hands and feet and planed for nearly ten minutes before he could hold the wave and successfully set sail against the current.

He failed for the first time

After a while, exhausted, he lay down to rest, breathing heavily and inhaling oxygen. After making it to the flat open sea, Killem proved that sailing on his hands and feet was his only effort. Along with the waves, shake shake, just do not know the direction is right, he seriously took out the compass, found the course off. Killem immediately tried to get back to his feet and continue digging, steering the space ball.

But after 60 seconds of trying, Killem gave up completely, tired and heavy and still comfortable!  Like a message in a bottle, Killem and his ball together choose to be adrift. Finally, unexpectedly, Killem got closer and closer to a bank.

Arrived at Holand

At his last and second effort, he made it to land in a nasty wave! Confused and excited, he greeted the surprised people on shore. Then he came to a map sign. He could not read the French on it, but the word "Holland" stood out in the lower right corner.

Though Killem failed arriving in France, he still crossed the English channel with a zorb ball. It’s very exciting. If you want to know more about zorb ball news, you can visit Kameymall to fetch the information you need.