Zorbing is a recreational sport of rolling a giant ball, with a person inside the gigantic transparent plastic ball. Zorbing is generally done on a slight grassy slope, water or ground, or a snowy hill. Zorbing can be done on a leveled surface, which gives the rider more control. When you don’t have gentle hills around, some operatives have wooden ramps or inflatable metal.
A zorb ball for sale comes in two assortments with one being harnessed and the other non-harnessed. The non-harness orbs have the ability to carry a few riders. The harnessed orb is made for only a couple of riders. There are various slope obligations that come with double-harness orbs. They can only be used in designated locations. Some of the orbs are longer than the other runs.
Construction of the Orb
The orb contains double sections with a single ball being inside of the other with an air layer within the balls. The air works as a shock absorber for people riding, which cushions the bumps while traveling. The giant hamster ball is made of a flexible plastic and are light in weight, unlike rigid plastic made of made for a hamster ball. Various orbs contain straps that allow the rider to stay in position.
There are four different types of zorbing for your enjoyment which include: Air Orbing, Eclipse, Aqua, and Harness. Harness orbing involves being trapped inside the orb. Your feet and hands are safely fastened to the zorb. While rolling down the hill, you literally flip the head over the heels. In Aqua orbing, a bucket of soapy water is placed within the orb. While you are within the zorb, splash and splish around while not being secured. The orb generally rolls down the hill while you slide across within the ball.
