Pros & Cons of Water Walking Ball
- Author Jane. M Kim
- Published May 28, 2010
- Word count 400
While I was flipping through an online marketplace looking for product ideas, I couldn’t help but notice a picture of a child playing inside a transparent ball – and it was floating on the water.
Once inside the ball and floating on the water, you can walk, run, jump running, bounce and even read a book or take your iPod with to relax. All while staying perfectly dry.
While I could imagine myself playing inside the water ball, I wanted to know more about the water walking ball – its good and bad points.
Here are some of the PROS and CONS of the water walking ball (or bubble ball, hamster ball, aqua sphere) that I discovered.
PROS
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It lets you experience the thrill of walking on the water and bumping into others.
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It takes less than a minute to fill the ball with fresh air. To fill with air simply open up the air intake and insert the blower, even with someone already inside the ball.
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It helps you lose weight. It’s not easy to walk in the sphere, so it’s a great way to burn calories and have fun at the same time. Just 5 minutes in the ball is equivalent to 25 minutes on a treadmill or in a sauna.
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It is 2 meters in diameter and holds up to 300 kilos, so even two people can climb in and enjoy literally floating on water.
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Playing on the surface of water is fun and restores your energy!
But there are also some aspects that might think about before you play.
CONS
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You can use it for only about 10–15 minutes at a time on a warm day (a bit longer on a cool day).
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The air has to be changed every 20 minutes. Once the time is up you can climb out or simply blow some fresh air back in.
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There is the possibility of it leaking, deflating, or sinking in the water. The material should be checked and before using it, you should read the safety instructions carefully.
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The average price is not very cheap (and a pump has to be purchased separately).
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Will it be easy to find a suitable place to use it?
From those pros and cons, you can decide for yourself about the product.
Despite several cons, it still gets a thumbs-up for its uniqueness and creativity in letting us have a happy time on the water.
Resource:
http://www.ec21.com/html/ec/ideaproducts/ideaproducts.html
Author Resource:
- This article was written by Steve W. Kim of EC21, one of the world's leading B2B e-marketplaces, offering over a million of Global Buyers DB, buying and selling offers in over 4,000 product categories with featured services to global buyers and suppliers.
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