Waboba Ball Extreme In Action

[xsnakex00]

is this in sweden?

[ParkAckroyd]

The Waboba is fun, that much is true, but it is very painful when you get accidentally hit by it. Plus it's very difficult to control.

[kaluagal]

Try the WaterRipper next time to get a real waterball because the ripperball absorbs water. You are guaranteed to see more skips as it rolls on the water and crosses over 120'

[syk8858]

all balls can bounce on water but not to the degree to what a waboba ball can. Its all about the physics-weight,size,and material of the ball. Waboba was the first one to find the right material for a water boucing ball, and market it right. I would say it is the first ball that can bounce on water, thats available and sold to the public. Yes their advertising is misleading in a way, but its marketing - they want to sell their product. Thats marketing - you see it on tv all the time.

[rookverse]

hes just asking a question, you're the faggot here

[DarkDesert23]

What`s the difference between the wboba ball and the waboba extreme ball?

[Grommo]

There is no difference because both fraudulently claim to be unique in their ability to bounce on water, and fraudulently claim to be the first to be able to do this.

What's the difference between DarkDesert and MetallicDesease?

Not much, they both are promoters of the waboba ball and perpetrators of the "first and only ball to bounce on water" fraud.

[josmama300]

Grommo,

You are simply an asshole.

[Grommo]

What is absurd is that any ball will bounce on water including a tennis ball, basket ball, cheap plastic ball.

It is just that most people don't think to try it and so some morons are amazed that a wabobba bounces on water.

Get a tennis ball and throw it hard and shallow at the surface of your local swimming pool. It will bounce on the water

Next these guys will try to sue Barnes Wallis and the WW2 Dambusters for patent infringement!!

watch?v=93AQQ9qYoQo

Balls at the right speed bounce on water

[MettallicDesease]

Sigh.

Don't you see it? You can throw the waboba ball at a good 45 degrees straight into the water, and it would surely jump and skip. That doesn't happen with normal balls. Let alone a cheap plastic ball with nothing but air in it. Know what happens when it hits the water? It pretty much just pads down and stays there. You'd have to throw pretty hard and pretty linear to the water surface to even get a single skip on the water. The waboba you know, skips more...

[Grommo]

Sure, Waboba skips well, but it is in no way unique in its ability to bounce on water.

That is what is misleading in the advertising. The deliberate attempt to leave the impression in the public mind that it is unique in this ability and profit from this deception.

If their advertising suggested "skips better on water than other balls" then that would be fine.

If they have been granted a patent on the ability it is a sad indictment of the patent office competence and prior art knowledge.

[cantyoureadmoron]

Stop changing your argument and being anal about the wording of their advertising. You suck cock pure and simple now fuck off and die.

[cantyoureadmoron]

Grommo you are a fucking retard and a cunt. Normal balls will not bounce in this manner you yourself disprove your argument. "Balls at the RIGHT speed" will bounce, yes true but the point about this product is that BECAUSE of the patent pending design you seem to vehemently trying to invalidate it can be thrown at a wider range and speeds than would normally work. They do not suggest otherwise.

[Grommo]

Quote from a Waboba advert on interallgroup: "The first ball in the world which bounces on the water! ......A product with a worldwide patent."

Quote from PR on Gizmag "unlike any ball prior to now, it bounces on water."

All spherical balls can bounce on water and most can easily be hand thrown by kids to achieve this.

[Grommo]

And by the way . I have an design and engineering degree with experience as a boat designer working on planing hulls as well as aircraft design.

My engineering consultancy gets asked to assess the originality of "new" designs.

Waboba fails in its PR claim of priority and uniqueness.

[1WeeJonnyCfc1]

do they actually work i have not tryed mines out yet