Water Balloon Question

I don't know if you would be able to mix air and water together? Pump up so much with water and then so much with air. That way you can still get big with water in the balloon but it might not be as heavy.

I love using water-filled punch balloons!

I do use a one piece swimsuit, but i also use 2 layers of 'spanx' over the swimsuit to hold it in place and support it. it usually works pretty well. hope that helps! :)

Although i probably buy poor-quality beachballs, they would seem to be inherently more vulnerable to leakage than balloons because they're made out of panels with seams which could easily split, and i would also hazard that most people would find catastrophic failure, i.e. popping, more exciting than a slow deflation. It might just be that i've never bought a good beachball, but every one i've used quickly gets leaky. Regarding steady inflation, i think you'd either have to cut it, stick a thin tube through the valve or hold the valve open, all of which sound difficult to me, but then i'm not very practical.

Im an inventor.  Heres some ideas.  Try different size inner tubes.  There are many different size bike tubes, but the smallest might be too thin to hold water.  Next size would be motorcycle, then car, then truck.  You would have to take the valves out with a valve remover tool and get a metal valve to hold the water in, at the auto parts store.  You could put the tube around your waist or fold it over and stuff it in front.  To hold it in... I saw this thing on tv the other night for fat women who refuse to exercise.  Its this elastic girdle thing that covers the breast and abdomen.  It would probably hold heavy water containers.  If you want to make different shapes you could cut the inner tube in to sections but you would have to tie off the ends reeal well and find another way to get water in and out.

One way to experience the mass and jiggle is to fill your swimsuit balloon with warm water while you are in a bathtub. It puts the balloon in convenient proximity to a source of nice warm water; this technique has the additional advantage that if you should happen to "pop" while inflated, the tub (instead of your bed or couch!!!) catches the spillage. Been there, done that!

The only garment that can take significant amounts of belly-water load is an extra-firm support "all-in-one" which combines a bra top with a girdle bottom. The straps in the bra top transfer the belly weight to your shoulders, and the all-in-ones to use are those with extra-wide padded straps so you shoulders do not get hurt by chafing. This arrangement cannot support more than a couple of gallons of water (at 8 pounds a gallon, it does tend to add up) but it does provide a lovely sensation- jiggle, mass, etc.