How To Repair Leaking Zorb Balls? (Part 1)

If you're already bored with the traditional attractions at amusement parks, today I'm here to introduce you to a new play set that will give you the same thrilling experience. Let's take a look.

Learn about the zorb ball

The giant transparent plastic ball in the picture is a zorb ball or human hamster ball, which is placed on a grassy area with a certain slope. In fact, the slope is the perfect place to experience the zorb ball, as zorbing is a process where players tumble down a slope with the zorb ball. The game is exciting but not dangerous at all because firstly the zorb ball is puncture and abrasion resistant, secondly the PVC material is not harmful to our bodies and most importantly you can choose to be secured in the zorb ball which is the safest way to play. So, I think the zorb ball is worth having.

Tips for maintaining the zorb ball

The inflatable zorb ball has become the new iconic symbol of summer fun and has successfully taken the place of any small pool ring or lilos. However, with the everlasting joy and many advantages comes a few unexpected punctures and repairs. Unlike some of the cheaper pool rings that can be brought in new in case of damage, zorb balls are costly and cannot just be replaced with a new one. Therefore, it is important to know how to repair your zorb ball if it ever experiences a puncture. Repairing the zorb ball may seem tiring and cumbersome, but it is a very simple job.

Things you will need.

Gloves, pens/markers, scissors, glue, tape etc. are the things you will need to fix the zorb ball. As you can see, all these things are easily available in your house! In the next article, I will take you through what you actually need to do in order to fix the zorb ball. If you want to experience zorbing, you can come to Kameymall and get a human hamster ball for a relatively low price.