Have Fun From A Zorb Ball-Part4

Today, let’s know something different.

That is a zorb ball! Zorb ball has a pleasant English name called "Zorb ball". It was born in New Zealand in the 1990s and is a safe and exciting entertainment project.

The zoo ball is a transparent ball, made of high-strength TPU polyether material, environmentally friendly PVC, and composite TPU material, with a unique protective layer on the surface, which has the characteristics of high toughness, wear-resistance, and cold resistance. The outer ball with a diameter of about 2.5 to 3 meters and the inner ball with a diameter of about 1.7 to 2.2 meters are filled with air and are connected by thousands of braces. Lawn zorb is a recreational project that needs to be played on the grass. Grass with a relatively large area and relatively lush vegetation with a certain slope are required. In this environment, the zorb can be free from the control of the staff and move freely. If the zorb is controlled by humans, its Playability will be greatly reduced.

Care and maintenance of zoo ball

1) Regularly wipe and disinfect to keep the product clean.
2) After use and before the next use, the product should be deflated (just open the zipper directly), scrub it clean, dry it, then put a little talcum powder, and fold it neatly.
3) During the handling process, air leakage caused by dragging and abrasion should be avoided as much as possible, and tourists should be managed well during the operation process to prevent man-made damage. If it is damaged in a large area, please send it directly to the zorb manufacturer for repair.
4) If it is not used for a long time, fold the clean equipment, bundle and pack it. The storage temperature is generally -50 to +40 degrees Celsius, and attention should be paid to preventing rodent bites and insects. It should be taken out and blown for 30 minutes every month to facilitate the timely discharge of moist air. The fan should be protected from moisture and corrosion.

Where to buy it

You can go to Kameymall to buy a zorb ball.