OMNIKIN Extra Bladder for KIN-BALL
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OMNIKIN Replacement Bladder for KIN-BALL
Extra latex bladder with standard opening. It is easily tied when in use. This makes deflating the ball simple, allowing the air to be released after use.
Which bladder do I need?
55 cm bladder fits balls with a diameter of 46–61 cm | 18–24"
Omnikin SIX Ball 46 cm
Omnikin Rugby Ball 51 cm
84 cm bladder fits balls with a diameter of 84 cm | 33.5"
Omnikin Multicolor 84 cm
Kin-Ball Sport Outdoor 84 cm
102 cm bladder fits balls with a diameter of 102–122 cm | 40–48"
Kin-Ball Sport Outdoor 102 cm
Kin-Ball Sport 122 cm
Omnikin Multicolor 102 cm
Store the bladder in a cool, dark place when you are not using the KIN-BALL for longer periods.
The bladder also benefits from a little talcum powder, both on the inside and outside.
Tips for Omnikin balls with a standard bladder and nozzle, such as Kin-Ball and Six-Ball
The best way to close the bladder nozzle is as follows:
Inflate the ball until it is completely firm and there are no wrinkles on the ball.
Hold the nozzle firmly with one hand while twisting the ball around its own axis 8–10 times.
Fold the “knot” that forms while pulling. Be careful with your nails here.
Hold your ear close to the knot to check whether it is holding the air.
See also the video under the images.
If the ball will not be used for a longer period, we recommend sprinkling a thin layer of talcum powder inside the ball / on the outside of the bladder. This helps maintain the elasticity of the bladder and may extend its lifespan.
A KIN-BALL latex bladder needs to be replaced regularly, as it may darken slightly over time, like a balloon.