Use for rehabilitation and relief from carpal tunnel syndrome and RSI
Finished in a magnificent mirror-chrome
Almost twice the weight of the Neon or 250Hz models
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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0
who needs spinach! after becoming a powerball addict was itching to buy the metal version but over £60?!? well it was worth every penny, looks fantastic in its magnetic display box. feels a lot heavier but runs so smooth. after a session with this get the regular plastic ball out and it feels light as a feather so watch your revolutions rise. a perfect upgrade and training partner for combined use with the plastic balls. seems a lot of money but feeds my addiction perfectly. give me a few months and popeyes forearms... more info
Powerball 350 Hz Metal Pro Bought this on impulse last week - any exercise that involves sitting down has to be good. Initial thoughts are that it is a gimmick, but I have to admit that it is surprisingly addictive. I don't expect to develop the forearms of Popeye but I have noticed a difference in (particularly) my wrists over the last week. And I must resist the several jokes that really need to be made at this point. As an explanation the motion needed to generate the best speed in the Powerball is a smooth circular wrist... more info
The Behemoth of powerballs These are behemoths in the powerball arena, and I must stress, do not use these unless you are fairly competent with the regular powerballs (12,000 rpm average). The first thing that will strike you after the really cool mirror finish is the price. Yes, there is no getting around it, they are expensive, but it reflects the build quality of the product. At slow speeds these are quite therapeutic, and actually allow you to feel the motion better than the standard plastic ones, but if you take it out of the... more info
The ultimate powerball This is a solid metal version of the standard powerball - a gyroscope you spin with your hand to strengthen grip and build up arm muscles. It puts a greater pressure on your arm and wrist, which is great if you're getting good at the standard ones. Certainly, after using this I did find the standard plastic powerballs to be much easier and lighter to use. This powerball is heavier and generally has a more substantial feel to it. It also starts much more easily, perhaps because of the smoothness of... more info
