Powerball is a dynamic and completely revolutionary new gyroscope that literally explodes with mind-numbing torque and inertia once you activate its internal rotor. It's about the same size as a tennis ball and weighs just a little more, but take a Powerball in your hand, set that rotor in motion with the cord provided (or use your finger when you get used to it) and you'll experience an extraordinary sensation. Powerball slowly comes alive with gyroscopic force - a sublime yet pleasant resistance to your movement which is transmitted directly into your wrist and arms and which provides soothing, non impact rehabilitation at these lower speeds.
Bring your new Powerball up to 10,000rpm, the forces are now much stronger, much more vibrant. Higher! Take it right up to an unbelievable 15,000rpm at which point it's exerting almost 40lbs of pressure on your limbs and is travelling at nearly 250 revolutions per second. No batteries, no motor, just pure gyroscopic power.
1. What is a Powerball?
Powerball is the world’s fastest hand-held gyroscope capable of spinning at speeds in excess of 16,00RPM
2. How do you Start Powerball?
Initially you start Powerball with the string provided but you should soon master the “finger start”
3. Who benefits from using a Powerball?
Powerball is a fantastic hand and arm exercise device ideal for golfers, tennis players, squash & badminton players, kite fliers, guitar players, rock climbers, water skiers, bowlers, drummers, and just about anybody who could use more strength in their hands and arms
4. Who invented Powerball?
The concept was originally developed by N.A.S.A. to monitor effects of zero gravity exercise. The lights and counter came much later.
5. What’s the best way of spinning Powerball?
By using smooth hand rotations you can gradually build your revolution to an incredible speed in excess of 16,000 RPM!
6. What does the counter do?
The counter has a number of cool features, one of which is the high score recorder which consistently shows the highest score the ball has ever achieved.
