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October 17, 2005
Hands–Free Snowball Maker
Well, OK, I fudged a bit.
You still have to use your hands — they just don't touch the snow.
Nor need your mittens or gloves either if you've got one of these handy Sno–ballers.
From the website:
- Keep gloves dry and hands warm, while turning out huge numbers of snowballs with the Sno–baller™.
It will make up to 60 snowballs per minute and produces geometrically perfect snowballs that burst on contact.
They'll probably fly better too due to their superior aerodynamic profile.
But I must say that I don't think many people could keep up a pace of one per second, as the ad copy notes, for very long.
At long last the melon baller exits the kitchen space.
$19.95 for two (because what's the point of snowballs without a snowball fight?) here.
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