If crawling into a giant hamster-shaped ball and being rolled down a hill sounds appealing, you, my adventurous friend, might want to try zorbing. June 21-22: Manayunk Arts Festival ...

Nicknamed the 'CarZorb', the colossal structure was successfully rolled down hills and recorded in a two-minute video. The giant inflatable ball, six metres in diameter and more than 18m in ...

Zorbing is the act of getting into a hamster-shaped ball and then going down a hill. It's not only a great way to get some exercise, but it's also the perfect day trip for anyone looking ...

It's a giant plastic ball called a "Zorb" that is used for thrill rides, but one man was killed when the contraption went off a cliff. INSIDE EDITION has the story.

The zorbing experience, growing in popularity in Russia, cost each of them less than $10." Sponsor Message Gawker writes that "Burakov sustained a broken neck in the fall and died on the way to ...

Transparent plastic ball is used in zorbing Ball sailed over rock ledge in Caucasus Mountains Tragedy brings issue of winter sport safety to the forefront MOSCOW (AP) — It was supposed to be a ...

What is zorbing? Participants are strapped inside a 12-foot plastic sphere and pushed down a ski slope, or other large hill. The ride only lasts about 30 seconds, but it is a doozy.

Denis Burakov, 27, was killed in the accident while Vladimir Shcherbakov suffered head and spine injuries and is still in a hospital. Russian personnel said both men were ejected from the zorb as ...

Zorbing is where you do a "Superman dive" into a large, 11-foot transparent sphere full of water and then roll down a 1000-foot hill. You can roll by yourself or with one or two other passengers.