How To Ensure Safety During Zorbing? (Part 1)

There's nothing like the experience of rolling down a hill in a zorb ball. You are wrapped in a soft zorb ball and feel the momentum tumbling down your stomach. It's fun, but is it safe? Any activity that involves high speeds or tight spaces deserves your attention for the risks involved.

Is zorbing safe?

Well, is zorbing safe? Zorbing is a less dangerous extreme sport because its risks depend largely on the rider's good judgment. Zorbing is a relatively safe activity as long as the zorb ball is fully inflated and the rider carefully chooses the right environment to roll in.

While skilled zorbers have little concern for safety when zorbing, there are several criteria to consider when attempting to ensure the safest possible experience. There are two main types of zorbing: wet zorbing and dry zorbing. Each has different precautions to keep in mind.

Notes on aqua zorbing

This is a type of wet zorbing where you are doing this activity on the water. You will need to keep in mind: no jewelry, make sure the ball is inflated and wear appropriate clothing, such as a swimsuit.

The main difference between dry and wet zorbing is that the latter is done on water. Since the ball is inflatable, it can float, allowing you to move around on the surface like a small hamster.

Wet zorbing can be done using the same ball used on land, and you absolutely must remember that there are "giant water walking balls" designed for water use.

Recommendations

If you are interested in zorbing as an activity, I suggest you go to Kameymall and buy a zorb ball. As shown in the picture, this is a zorb ball from Kameymall and it has a diameter of 2.5 meters. It is made of durable TPU, so it is waterproof, which allows you to zorbing on the water. in addition to the picture of this zorb ball, you can also pick up other styles of zorb balls at Kameymall, and you can even customize the zorb ball to suit your needs.