What on earth is it?
A small foam bouncing ball covered in deep, moon-like craters. Waboba designs it to rebound strongly and produce a distinctive pop when it hits a hard surface.
PHOTO UNAVAILABLEA tiny moon with a noisy landing.
A crater-covered foam ball pairs a high bounce with a popping impact sound. Its miniature-lunar appearance is only the start of the joke.
It may look like a punchline. Look closer: what it does, why it caught our eye, and who would actually enjoy it.
A small foam bouncing ball covered in deep, moon-like craters. Waboba designs it to rebound strongly and produce a distinctive pop when it hits a hard surface.
Use a clear play space, bounce it on a suitable hard surface and follow where it goes. Start gently: the interesting part is the rebound and sound, not how close it can get to a window.
It turns a ball's least interesting moment, hitting the ground, into its signature performance. The cratered surface looks like a miniature moon that has acquired an extremely undignified sound effect.
Bounce experimenters, outdoor-play friends and people who like objects whose strangeness is something you can hear and feel.
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