Okay this ball really amazed me when i first heard
of it. This ball is a nice small crystal ball
(it looks like it has dark clouds in it) but it
does so much more then just look nice. This ball
actually defies gravity hence it's name. You can
roll it around your hand and to all sorts of stuff
with it put it will never fall out. This ball feels
like a feather in your hand. With Fuchigi you can do
all sports of things with it and just have fun! Below
i have added a picture of Fuchigi Magic Gravity Ball
and an advertisement of it


I really do hope i get this one day it looks like so much fun



If anyone has this already please tell me what it's like
You can buy it here http://www.amazon.com/As-Seen-On-Gravity-Ball/dp/B00449TGQ2

I dont have one but I got to try one they ar pretty neat even if you dont have time to really play with it and it looks awesome too

You should really do your research before you make claims like that. This ball does NOT defy gravity. It does NOT feel like a feather in your hand. It DOES fall. The Fushigi Ball is a way to market an art form called CONTACT JUGGLING. It is a way of manipulating a ball to make it appear as though it is floating. But doing the tricks that you see in the promotions for this ball take a lot of practice. To get really good takes years of practicing every day. I have been contact juggling for about 10 years now, and the way they promote this thing upsets me. They make it seem like doing this is so simple and it is all in the ball. That is simply not true. It only looks like it is floating because the ball has no stitches, marks, etc, so when you are making it roll around your hand and arms, you can't tell that it is actually rolling, giving it a floating illusion. So if you get scratches in it, at will ruin the illusion. And like I said, this is not like a feather. It is a two inch solid chrome ball surrounded by one inch of clear acrylic (material used to make transparent bowling balls). It is heavy. It must be heavy so it doesn't fly off your hand when you are contact juggling. It hurts if it hits you or lands on your foot. 

I own two Fushigi Balls specifically to use as practice balls when I am teaching myself new tricks. Learning new tricks means you will drop the ball a lot. I don't want my contact juggling balls to get scratched up, so I use these as practice balls. The Fushigi is a new kind of contact juggling ball. They put that metal reflective ball inside to make it different looking so they don't get sued. But I don't like the metal reflective ball for one main reason. When you get a scratch on it, the scratch itself will be visible as well as it's reflection. So it is like having two scratches when you have one. 

I prefer the original contact juggling ball, which does not have a metal ball on the inside. It is a completely clear acrylic ball, so when you get scratches, they aren't very noticeable. Also, you can get a three inch (same size as fushigi), or a four inch ball, which is better for the body rolling tricks. 

So sorry hackerman. I probably spoiled this for you. But if you really want this ball, don't get it by being duped in their advertisement that it defies gravity, does not drop, and easy to do. This takes constant practice and dedication to master. It is an art form that has been around for ages. Jesters often used this art form to entertain royalty. It is beautiful when mastered, but it is in no way simple to learn.

girachu852 : It is not exactly a fraud or scam. It is a good contact juggling ball. They just didn't really inform much in their advertising that when they say you make it defy gravity or calling it the gravity ball, they mean that it is an illusion. They really should have provided more information on what contact juggling is on their advertising. If you are a contact juggler like I am, it is worth buying one.

I have to admit that I was almost fooled by it. I'm pretty sure it's just another ball you can use for contact juggling. Those people on the commercial were just showing off their skillz.

A good advertisement marketing it. lol Cool toy for a kid who manages to master it early on to impress friends though.

i didn't like it my bro has 1 it doesn't really do much you have to have 48 hours of practice to do what that do on a commercial

The Fuchigi Ball is a lie! I bought it and doesn't look like in the commercial...not even close. Maybe i'm doing it wrong

pacman1755 : Wow I've gotten so many negative comments about this thing I just won't buy it then