A closer look
Because normal paths are for peasants, someone decided we should navigate terrain like confused hamsters. Zorbing involves strapping yourself inside a massive, double-walled sphere and surrendering entirely to gravity. Originating in New Zealand during the 1990s, this bizarre method of getting from the top of a hill to the bottom relies purely on an air cushion to prevent your skeleton from shattering. It is the ultimate testament to humanity's desire to travel while entirely out of control.
