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Powerball Neon Pro - Red | 
| Brand: Nsd Powerball
Category: Sports
List Price: £24.99
Buy New: £15.64
You Save: £9.35 (37%)
New (3) from £14.99
Rating:  36 reviews
Color: Red
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 4.1 x 3.9 x 3.1
MPN: PB 188 L Green
Model: Neon Red Pro
EAN: 5060109200119
ASIN: B000GQJUOK
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Perfect for golfers, musicians, squash, tennis, fencing, basketball, badminton, archery, cricket etc | | • | Use for rehabilitation and relief from carpal tunnel syndrome and RSI | | • | Neon Powerballs have 6 high intensity LED's which glow brightly once the Powerball is spinning | | • | The counter is powered by two 'watch' batteries with an approx 3 year lifespan | | • | The glow which engulfs your hand is generated by an induction coil in the rotor | | • | The faster you spin, the brighter it glows! |
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Product Description
This is a brand new and boxed NSD Powerball Neon Red Pro 250Hz, this powerball comes fitted with the built in computer/counter, so you can score your performance. This is also one of the light up models with red flashing LEDs, the faster you go the brighter the display. The speed meter has 4 settings - Total revolutions during a session, Real time revolutions (real time speed), Highest RPM reached and the Physical Strength Index (Strength Test). The counter displays on the Neon models also have an auto power off function to save on battery life. The Powerball Neon range is an extremely flexible exercise tool with which to build huge power in the arms, wrists and fingers. Its unique functionality makes it of particular benefit to enthusiasts of many different types of sport such as Golf, Tennis, Baseball, Boxing, Mountain Biking, Fencing, Climbing, Cycling, Martial Arts, Archery, Moto Cross, Shooting, Badminton, Hockey and all other activities demanding increased power in the arms, hands and wrists. Using it for just 5 minutes each day will guarantee additional distance in the golf drive, greater power in the tennis serve and serious wallop in your cricket game, to detail just a few of its advantages to sport. Powerball generates resistance which is directly in proportion to the effort expended by the user' Which means that when used at lower speeds, it is also a very effective tool with which to help sooth and recuperate sore or damaged limbs, or help reduce the inflammation caused by Arthritis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, RSI or Tendonitis. Powerball is totally non-impact. Excellent for strength building and rehabilitation of wrist and forearm injuries.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 31 more reviews...
 addictive ball of fun November 21, 2008
C. Baddeley (merseyside)
when i first had a go of this i thought oh no! another bad buy like the pucchi pucchi stashed in the back of a draw somewhere. but no! after a few goes i started to get the hang of it, that was it then i was hooked. make sure you get the one with the counter so you can see how fast you can spin it then you will try your best to better your last score. anyway be careful because you will suffer the next day. ive tryed various exercise equipment over the years and never felt forearm 'burn' like this before. addictive and great exercise for the arms. just received the metal version look out for a review.
Very nice indeed. November 20, 2008
T. Westerhouse
I bought this a few weeks ago after stumbling upon it and reading all the positive reviews. I have to say I was a little skeptical at first, but I have become a big fan. Already in a few weeks of use I feel a big difference in arm strength and my mild pains from working on computers all day have all but disappeared. And if you want the Kung-Fu grip, this is the thing for you.
Getting it to spin really isnt that hard, I had it down after a few attempts after watching videos on Youtube and once you get it to spin, it is kind of like riding a bike, it is really not difficult to do.
It may not be as effective as weights, but after a couple months you should have some very strong arms, and a monster grip. When it gets spinning at high RPM's you have to hold it tighter, and the faster it spins the harder it is to hold on to. But the big difference to weights is...it is FUN. I look forward to coming home at night after work and giving it a whirl.
I highly recommend this product, but beware, it can be very addictive!
EDIT- After watching Youtube videos I wondered if it as loud as it seems on some of those videos. It is not. It simply sings a nice hum which definitely won't bother the neighbors even if you live in an apartment.
what a ball I'm having October 28, 2008
tu nombre es (Exmouth Devon U.K.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
after I managed to get the ball rolling so to speak (it takes a while but stick with it) it's great fun I use it because I have been suffering from
mild RSI I type and write a lot ..it has done wonders for my wrist and as suggested in the "blurb" it does build up strength .As I mentioned it does take a while to get things going but once you have it's like riding a bike no matter how long a space of time you leave in between using it you can then pick it up and off you go again .I highly recommend one
Great fun, strengthens forearms rapidly! October 20, 2008
Mr. Iain B. Simpson (Aberdeen, Scotland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought a powerball two weeks ago and have used it for 15-30 minutes almost every day since.
Not only is is fun and relaxing, it is an incredible tool for developing your wrists and forearms. I now type faster, grip better and have gained a lot of dexterity and strength in my hands.
I feel myself improving and have went from a max. of 8000 rpm to 10000 rpm already. It's a lot of fun trying to beat your high score! You can end up pulling some very funny faces in the attempt.
I would highly recommend this product to anyone who uses their hands (so that's everyone). The benefits are almost instant. Also, it's not very expensive.
 Over rated October 9, 2008
A. J. N. Phair
0 out of 6 found this review helpful
Hard to get the hang of using and when you do I don't feel it that effective. Very over rated
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