Designs Of Zorb Ball

Have you heard of the zorb ball? With it you can walk freely in the water or tumble through grass or snow with a certain slope. Admittedly, it's just a very new and fun activity. It has many benefits. First of all, it is relaxing for everyone who has been working hard all week. Secondly, it is also an exercise that helps to improve the quality of your sleep and, in short, it is a highly recommended game. But many people are not familiar with it, so today we will talk about the design of the zorb ball.

Zorb ball design

Akers and van der Sluis may have popularised the phrases 'zorb ball' and 'zorbing', but their designs are not substantially different to those created by Gilles Ebersolt over twenty years ago. Nor have they changed fundamentally since then.

The ball design is very straightforward on paper (of course, a little difficult to manufacture). It is essentially a vinyl or PVC ball wrapped inside a second, larger ball. These globes are connected by hundreds of small nylon cords. The external ball is then inflated with a commercial blower.

The user enters the inside ball through a tunnel-like tube. Some balls have one entrance, others have two. One or both entries can be sealed with a "donut", an additional inflation device that plugs the entry tube.

When unplugged, a suction cup ball can be used on grass, ice, snow, hills and almost any other surface (just be careful not to let it scuff up on the walkway). If stuffed with a donut, the sled ball becomes airtight and can be used safely on water. A number of water bobbers will also put a little water in the ball - just enough to make a splash for some added fun.

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