Snowing Zorbing Activities For Parents And Children (Part 1)

Have you ever imagined yourself sitting in a giant balloon and flying into the sky with that huge balloon. It would be very exciting if it did come true, but I think it's a bit dangerous. What if I don't make it back and I fly to the South Pole? I'd probably starve to death there. OK, so flying with a balloon might be a joke.

But if you want to sit in a giant balloon and roll along with it on the ground, that's not a dream at all. zorbing is a process where you are secured in the zorb ball and roll down a slope with the sphere, and we'll take you through the details of zorbing in the snow today.

The mysterious and beautiful zorb ball

The magical zorb ball, which originated in New Zealand in the late 1990s, looks like a large, fully transparent balloon from a distance, consisting of an outer ball 3.2 metres in diameter and an inner ball 2 metres in diameter. The two balls are inflated and then connected by the upper dry root pulling strips to give an extraordinarily eye-catching look. Unlike ordinary large balloons, this one can be ridden by a single person or two. It's not easy to play with, but it's not easy to get the hang of it! As soon as the zorb ball spins, you can see the rider's "woes"! Over a decade of development, the zorb ball has become one of the world's most exciting and safe leisure sports.

Find out how to play

The round zorb balls can be played in a variety of environments. Hobbyists classify them as 'grass yo-yos', 'water yo-yos' and 'snow yo-yos'. Although the playing areas are different, the game is similar. "When the ball rolls down the slope, the person inside will rotate 360° with the ball, experiencing both weightlessness and rotation, which is very enjoyable. It's even more difficult to find your balance on the 'water yo-yo', as you'll fall over again if you're not sure how long you've been standing.

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If you want to experience such fun zorb balls, come and buy one at Kameymall so you can get your family and friends together.