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X-zylo Could Help Win Game 3

...and you could get a free X-zylo
October 27, 2007

Have you heard of the new Major League Baseball pitch called the Gyroball? For non-baseball goers the gyroball has been called the miracle pitch. From the batters perspective it looks like a slider then to the pitchers advantage acts like a fastball, flying straight into the catchers glove with virtually no movement in it's flight pattern. In fact, Kazushi Tezuka, the creator of the gyroball, says it should not move at all.

This perfectly straight flight is what makes the batter miss because we humans are not used to seeing thrown objects fly so straight. The starting pitcher for the Boston Red Sox in todays game 3 of the World Series Daisuke Matsuzaka, from Japan, has been known to throw this pitch. The gyroball is the first new pitch in Major League Baseball since 1976.

Does this straigh flight pattern sound familiar? The astonished human reaction is very similar to what happens when people see the X-zylo, a flying gyroscope, fly. X-zylo fans know this excitement of seeing something defy gravity in this way. We felt it when we saw an X-zylo fly for the first time and see it in others when they are amazed at what we are throwing.

Help X-zylo Catch Fire TODAY

To celebrate the possible world wide recognition of the X-zylo, it's impact on Major League Baseball and possibly the pebble that starts the gyro sports avalanche, xzylo.com is giving away a free X-zylo Ultra to the first 100 xzylo.com customers THIS WEEKEND ONLY!

Spread the word, share the gyro excitement and watch the world step into a new wave of sports play. Even though this writer resides in California, today I am a hard core Red Sox fan. Watch the video and read the article on the gyroball / X-zylo connection and don't miss out on your "this weekend only" FREE X-zylo Ultra.

Related videos: X-zylo Ultra Demo Video, Full ESPN segment on the gyroball.

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