How To Ensure Safety During Zorbing? (Part 2)

In the last article we learned that zorbing is a safe sport and what we should pay attention on wet zorbing. In this article we continue to learn what you need to be aware of regarding dry zorbing.

Precautions for dry zorbing

Remove all jewelry and other accessories; make sure the ball is fully inflated; make sure you fasten your safety belt; if you are prone to motion sickness, then it is best not to attempt zorbing; make sure the ground is soft and free of protrusions as rocks and branches can damage the zorb ball. Make sure there are no sharp or wobbly objects in the ball.

Dry zorbing can be done on flat ground or downhill. Inside the ball, you will 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 secured tight once you are inside the ball.

As for outside the ball, you'll need to find ground that is covered with live grass and doesn't have too many protrusions. While the zorb ball handles small rocks and sticks well, remember that it is inflatable and not completely immune to punctures.

Finally, those who suffer from motion sickness may not enjoy the experience. I would put it somewhere between a carousel and a moving cruise ship in terms of severity. If you can experience roller coasters, then you will be able to try zorbing.

Ending

If you want to try this fun activity, then why not go to Kameymall and buy a zorb ball? As the picture shows, this is a blue transparent zorb ball from Kameymall. It has a diameter of 2.5 meters. We also offer other sizes of zorb balls: 1.2 meters, 1.5 meters, 3 meters, etc. It is made of 0.8 mm PVC, so it has good abrasion resistance and can last for a long time. In addition, you can customize the zorb ball just for you according to your preference. You are welcome.