1) How long do you recommend staying in the walk on water Ball for?

10-15 minutes at a time is more than enough. You can then take a short rest and then try again and again to improve your skills.

2) How long does the air last for in a walk on water Ball?
20 minutes in Summer and 30 minutes in Winter.

3) How old do I have to be to use the walk on water Ball?
Participants from the age of 2 years can enjoy the experience of the walk on water Ball.

4) Is there a maximum weight for the walk on water Ball?
We recommend that not more than 100kg weight is put into the walk on water Ball at any given time.

5) Can the walk on water Ball get a puncture?
In the event of a puncture occurring, the walk on water Ball will deflate slowly. There is no sudden rush of air outwards and the ball will not suddenly deflate. The walk on water Ball can stay afloat for a long time, posing no danger to the participant.

6) Could the walk on water Ball burst?
No. The walk on water Ball is not inflated using high pressure air. A gentle stream of cool air inflates the ball.

7) Can the walk on water Ball sink?
The walk on water Ball contains about 10 times the volume of air of an airbed, and therefore there is no risk of sinking.

8) What preventions are in place to keep the walk on water Ball from floating away?
A marine strength rope is tied to each walk on water Ball. The rope is secured at one end and the operator has full control over the walk on water Ball. The Ball can be retrieved extremely quickly with the rope if necessary.