Editing Sup'AirBall (section)

=== Product development, 2000–2002 ===

Adrenaline Games continued developing Sup'AirBall products during the early 2000s.

In 2000, the company introduced '''Sup'AirBall 2000''', incorporating changes to the materials used in bunker construction.[1]

In 2001, the company introduced two additional product lines:

* '''Leisure Kit''' — a more affordable modular system intended for recreational fields and teams wishing to practise on inflatable bunkers.
* '''Tubeless Kit''' — a continuously ventilated system using a small fan rather than individually sealed bunkers.

The Leisure Kit was designed to allow different arrangements according to the space available.

The Tubeless Kit was promoted as a portable system with an autonomous operating period of up to 26 hours.[1]

In 2002, Adrenaline Games expanded its inflatable obstacle range with additional Sup'AirBall and Xtrem'Air products.

These developments reflected growing demand from tournament organisers, recreational field operators and competitive teams.