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Your Office Needs the World’s Biggest Inflatable Obstacle Course

Meet the Beast. It's designed for team building. Really.

February 16, 2017 9:00 am EST

Sort of like a bouncy castle for the Tough Mudder set, the Belgian company V-Formation just debuted The Beast, touted as the “world’s biggest inflatable obstacle course.”

At 839 feet long, The Beast features 32 different obstacles, including assorted hurdles, slides and walls. It can accommodate up to 400 people.

While you can’t purchase The Beast, you can rent it for private events (it’s being touted specifically for “team building”). Watch the video below for more info.

Kirk Miller

Kirk Miller is InsideHook’s Senior Lifestyle Editor (and longest-serving resident). He writes a lot about whisk(e)y, cocktails, consumer goods and artificial intelligence.

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