Is this a original powerball with lifetime warrenty?

[Follmann]

plz see the picture, and leet me know if the ball i a quality ball.

[Dennis]

Hi Follmann,

To be honest, it's not a genuine NSD PowerBall, as far as I can tell. Therefore, I don't think it's balance corrected by a computer...

Kind regards,
Dennis

[Enda]

Hi Follmann,

To be honest, it's not a genuine NSD PowerBall, as far as I can tell. Therefore, I don't think it's balance corrected by a computer...

Kind regards,
Dennis

The Powerball shown is not an NSD model, or one of our range and so is not covered by our warranty.

I can't comment specifically on the manufacturing process used in the ball shown but Tim will give you his independent thoughts as he has both this ball and a genuine 350Hz NSD Powerball.

Regards

Enda

[Follmann]

The seller says its made of aluminum.

[Sayex]

The seller says its made of aluminum.

thats a good material ^^

as Adrena1ine have a powerball jsut like that one, i guess he can tell you about that powerball.
i guess its not covered by the guarantee.
Regards.

[Adrena1in]

Correct, this is made by a different company. I have one too, (black), with both aluminium and steel rotors. I did actually find the aluminium rotor to be very smooth, and even when I put a magnet into it it didn't knock off the balance too much and I have been able to score a fraction more with it than a 250Hz NSD Powerball. The steel rotor is slightly unbalanced though, and vibrates a bit.

With no option for a counter, I just use mine for gentle exercise in the car. I still think they're quite good, but not worth half what they tend to cost on-line. The 350Hz Metal is definitely a lot better in just about every respect.

[Follmann]

Thanx all for your replyes. :) :) :)