Carsten tested the original Zipfelbob (mini bob) and various offshoots of our original model for his blog “Transalp”. He tested the Zipflracer, a “cheap” Zipflbob from a discount store, the AlpenGaudi Zipfelbob and our original mini bob, which has been around since the 1970s. The complete zipflbob test can be read here: https: //www.schymik.de/wordpress/zipflbob/ See…
Source: Münchner Merkur June 07, 2017
On Rose Monday – February 12 – Weilheim will have one more attraction. A bobsleigh race for children, young people and adults will take place on the “local mountain” Gögerl. This means that anyone can take part. Participants need head protection – helmets are compulsory – and you have to walk the 40 meters up…
TIMELINE (24.02.2018) 10:00 Opening – start of gondola operation (see below for ticket prices) from 11:00 a.m. at the mountain station snow bar, music, restaurant, tobogganing, sale and rental of original mini bobs 15:00 Drawing of the winners from the raffle 15:30 last departure Info: With the purchase of your ticket you can take…
Winner of “Fun in the snow” from Tassilo magazine
The candidates on “Biggest Loser” had to face a special challenge. Each of the participants had to jump over an oversized jump into a pool of water with a zipflbob. As if that wasn’t enough, the participants also had to reach a minimum distance with their zipflbobs. This involved some very spectacular jumping techniques with…
A great blog was created on 06.02.2012 by Rotscher. He tests the small plastic bob “mini bob” and reports on his experiences with the original Zipflbob: The children slide down the snow slope on all kinds of vehicles and have a great time. Why shouldn’t we adults be children too? With the mini bob, also…
…this question is addressed in the article on Xefer that was written back in 2008. The author remembers his childhood in the 1970s and asks himself the questions “what happened to the mini bob?”. The mini bob was produced and distributed as a licensed product in the USA at that time – however, the shape…
the magazine “fit for fun” reports on unusual winter sports – and of course the Zipflbob (mini bob) is not to be missed! Something new more often Unusual winter sports In winter, you run the risk of neglecting sport – especially if you don’t like skiing. But that doesn’t have to be the case! Here…
Despite the lack of snow and warm temperatures, the traditional horn sled race is once again taking place in Garmisch-Partenkirchen this year. Peter Strodl and his helpers have been making sure that there is enough snow on the downhill course since Monday. The necessary snow is “scraped together” from all over Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Even from the…
