How Do I Know My Powerballs Are Originals??

[Tortugavelozz]

I've just purchased a powerball techno and a neon blue. The Neon blue comes from powerball-sports from a billy McConville and the other from **** user powerball_inc (<EMAIL-REMOVED>) both in the UK. They look and feel amazing, and even thou I've never seen this models before (my brother had a fake one and it was NOTHING compared to this two, so noisy!) I'm pretty sure they're real.

however, when it comes to it's warranty, it may be years from now if ever I need to come to you for help and I'd like to know what do I need other than an original PB to file for warranty replacements, and if possible, how can I tell for sure this are the real thing.

PS. AMAZING product!! I wish they all came with the wrist strap as my techno model (they are a bit expensive anyways and I wouldn't want to drop them)

[weee]

Hi,

What's written on the gripband?

[Adrena1in]

Put it this way, they may not be covered by the RPM Sports warranty, but when replacement parts appear for sale they'll probably fit your powerballs.

[stephenk]

The powerballs from those people are covered by the RPM warranty. You shouldn't give away personal details like that though - Tim I think that name and email should be starred out.

Stephen

[Andro_]

I'm wondering if my techno is original. On the bottom and on the grip says NSD POWER® BALL (the ® is of course smaller). And the dealer is Rockingstone.
I believe it is genue, but i like the TECHNO font on the grip of these power balls that you can buy here :p :D

[JahvE1]

is this genuine, the box looks so fake,
http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/9221/safasfasfdd8.th.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[Adrena1in]

Yes JahvE1, that is a genuine NSD 250Hz Pro.