Hello, I'm fairly new to this site, but have read a few stories. So let me start by introducing my preferances. I'm into anything inflation except for inflation suits or stuffing. I'm rarely into blueberry inflation, but every now and then I read a story or two, even though I like watching images related to blueberry. Also, I don't like popping unless the inflatee is willing and enjoying it, and no gore.
Now for the subject in question: Wubble inflation. Is not really that new of a product, so I figured there should some videos that uses the Wubble. Has anybody attempted to inflate using the Wubble as a mean of stuffing? It seems like it would be fun if you were somehow able to stuff a Wubble under your shirt/pants and inflate it
I thought the same thing when I saw this product. I've personally have never handled one of these things, so I can't give any sort of accurate view points, but from what I can tell from reading product reviews and watching some Youtube videos, it may be worth a go. The issues that I could see you running into would be that while it can inflate to a 3ft sphere, I've read that it's incredibly difficult to inflate due to the valve installed on it needing to be lubed with olive oil. It's just as fragile as latex in regards to sharp objects and degradation from cleaning solvents, though less so than latex. My biggest issue though would be it's ability to maintain shape and pressure while being stuffed under clothing. I have faith that it could support the weight of an average adult just from watching people play with them in Youtube videos, but what's the point if you were to lay on it and your stomach immediately sinks all the way to the floor?
This is generally why I stick to viynl beachballs. While they are pretty rigid and don't give you the same illusion of inflation that a latex balloon would of "growing" under your clothes, it can defintely take a beating, they're cheap to replace in the event of popping, and they certainly are able to exert an incredible amount of pressure if wearing the appropriate sized clothing in relation to the size of the beachball.
Still, I may have to invest the $20 bucks and see if there is any merit to this hypothesis. I'm just saying, I wouldn't get my hopes up on achieving the desired effects from initial observations.