FAQ

1. How do I inflate the Manster Zorbing ball?

You can use an electric air pump to inflate the ball. It takes about 2-5 minutes to fully inflate. Make sure the zipper is completely closed before getting inside.

2. How long does the ball stay inflated?

The ball is designed to stay inflated for 15-30 minutes at a time. We recommend taking breaks to allow fresh air inside before continuing your activity.

3. Is the material durable and safe?

Yes! The zorbing ball is made from high-quality PVC or TPU material, which is strong, waterproof, and resistant to punctures. The seams are heat-sealed for extra durability.

4. Can kids use this product?

Yes, but adult supervision is required. The zorbing ball is safe for both kids and adults, but children should always be monitored while using it.

5. What is the weight limit for the zorbing ball?

The ball can hold up to 200-250 lbs (90-113 kg), making it suitable for most users.

6. How do I get in and out of the ball?

There is a secure zipper entrance that allows easy entry and exit. Make sure someone is nearby to assist you when getting in or out.

7. Can I use the zorbing ball on land?

This model is designed for water use, such as lakes, pools, and calm beach waters. If you want a land zorbing ball, we recommend a larger, reinforced version specifically made for rolling on grass or hills.

8. How do I clean and store the zorbing ball?

After use, wipe the ball with a clean, dry cloth. Let it fully dry before deflating and folding for storage. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from sharp objects to extend its lifespan.

9. Is the ball difficult to control once inside?

Not at all! The ball is designed with internal handles and grip features to help maintain balance while walking, running, or rolling on water.

10. What should I do if my zorbing ball gets a puncture?

The ball is made from high-quality, puncture-resistant material, but if it does get damaged, you can use a PVC or TPU repair patch to seal small holes. If the damage is significant, we recommend replacing the ball for safety reasons.