Outdoor Inflatable Garden Toys Hamster Inflatable Zorb Ball For Sport Games

Inflatable Zorb Ball
 
 
Full Color  PVC Inflatable Zorb Ball Body Zorb Land Zorb Rolling Ball
 
 
Introduction
 
History - Hamster balls, Body Zorb Ball , hard plastic single layer spheres made for small rodent pets, 
have been manufactured and sold since at least the 1970s . A Russian article on the Zorb mentions 
a similar device having debuted in 1973 . In the early 1980s , the Dangerous Sports Club constructed a 
giant sphere ( reportedly 23 metres / 75 feet across) with a gimbal arrangement supporting two deck 
chairs inside . This device was eventually cut up for scrap , with some of the plastic remnants used to 
cover a compost heap . Human spheres have been depicted in mass media since 1990 when the 
Gladiators event Atlaspheres first aired, albeit with steel balls .
 
Sphereing is also referred to as Orbing or Zorbing , and Zorbing entered the Concise Oxford English 
Dictionary in 2001 where it was defined as : " a sport in which a participant is secured inside an inner 
capsule in a large , transparent ball which is then rolled along the ground or down hills ".
 
 
Description
 

 
 
Workmanship Details
 

 
 

Warning:

1. Persons have heart diseases, hypertension, or weak physique are not suitable to participate in this activity.
2. Less than 10 years old kids and more than 55 years elders are not suitable to play in the ball.
3. Don't bring any sharp things into the ball, so is high heels. And make sure no sharp things on rolling places.
4. After fasten your seat belts, please check again to make sure you are firmly strapped.
5. After the ball stops, please don't come out at once, just stay for two or three minutes there. 

Maintain & Storage:

1. Disinfect and clean the ball regularly.
2. Check the ball before using. Any damage, please mend it with our repairing kit and glue.
3. After use, please remove sundries outside and inside the ball.
4. Before packing, make sure the ball is clean and dry.Then store it in cool and dry place.

How to Repair it?

1. Find out exactly where the leak is. Fill a spray bottle with a mixture of soap and water and spray it liberally on the zorb along the seams. You will notice that the solution starts to bubble up where the leak is located, so take note of the position of the hole.
2. Prepare the hole for patching. Dry the seam off, and make sure that it is completely deflated before attempting to patch the seam. If you have the patch kit that came with the zorb, you can use the prep solution to thoroughly clean the rubber before proceeding. Rubbing alcohol also works.
3. Apply plumber's goop liberally to the seam and let it dry for about 15minutes. If possible, apply some goop to the inside of the seam as well, so that it spreads out and gives an extra layer of protection when the zorb pressurizes.
4. Fill the zorb about halfway with air and wait another 30minutes or so to make sure that the goop has dried completely.
5. Inflate the item completely and spray it again with the soap and water mixture to make sure that the hole is indeed fixed.

 
 
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