- Competitive game for 2 to infinate players
- Play hot potato or make up your own game
- Strong silicone casing
- Requires 2 x AA batteries (Not Included)
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Product Specifications
Model NumberPP1241
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?No
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Product Description
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Pick up Shock Ball and enter a brave new world of ball games. Paladone's Shock Ball emits random electric shocks and can be used in an infinite number of ways - the only limit is your imagination! Shock ball is battery powered and activated by the include
Product Description
There's nothing quite like electric shock therapy to wake you from your slumber, as my old gran used to say. Fortunately, the mild but spiky dose of electric charge delivered by the Brainiac Shock Ball won't alter one's personality - but it will, however, deliver a splendidly nasty nip to the unlucky recipient. All of which ought to give you an idea or two about how to use it to best effect. Here's how it works: looking for all the world like a transparent 21st century cricket ball, when activated the device looses-off random jolts of electricity from its many outward-facing metallic surfaces. It's designed to be thrown and caught, meaning that the holder of the ball when the charge goes off is inevitably destined to buy the next round - or face some other task no-one else wants to do. In fact, the more the pain and anguish of throwing, catching and electrocuting becomes apparent, the more useful the ball becomes in helping make difficult decisions among large (and not so large) groups. It's not so much the jolt itself - as the fear and tension that the anticipation creates. And that's half the fun of it. Electrifying, hair-raising stuff.
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49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
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This ball is so much fun. The shock you get depends on where it touches you. It's very durable, i've dropped it lots and it's still working. You can play so many games with it like, hot potato and you can put the ball on different parts of your body. It's well worth £15, it makes you laugh. I expected it to be bigger but when you play with it you can see why they have made it smaller.
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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This is all in all a great little gift which will provide great amusement to all.
Enjoy it and lets not ban or talk of banning things so easily
Enjoy it and lets not ban or talk of banning things so easily
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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You can be imaginative or mischievous as you invent the games to play with this.
Too slow for a camera, but my mind will never forget the expression on my Dad's face.
Not for the faint hearted.
Too slow for a camera, but my mind will never forget the expression on my Dad's face.
Not for the faint hearted.
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Dangerous
This is not to be used by anyone with a heart condition. Luckily I read the instructions on my son's gift before he came to any harm. Read more
Published 18 months ago by S. D.
1 day of fun before it broke
I bought this as a christmas present , was great fun until it stopped working a day after we opened it. Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2010 by spoon maker
shock blue ball
the product was great fun for a couple of hours and then it broke - the contacts for the battery came loose and it could no longer be used
Published on 8 Jan 2010 by Ms. Patricia Riley
Its just generally good fun =D
Its a good toy, had lots of fun with it.
And got everyone in work to hold it without knowing what it was, which was a great laugh.
And got everyone in work to hold it without knowing what it was, which was a great laugh.
Published on 18 Dec 2008 by M. T. Wainwright
Terrible - and potentially dangerous :(
This was bought for me as a 'present' from someone who doesn't know my medical history...Nowhere on the write-up on here does it say this 'toy' should NOT be used by people who... Read more
Published on 30 Nov 2008 by Femme Fatale
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