Monday, February 13, 2012

Hammer Taboo Jet Black

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new Hammer Taboo Jet Black

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the Hammer Taboo Jet Black below that...


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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 70 x 6 x 25 drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out Of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The New Hammer Taboo Jet Black gave us a longer slide along with a longer and smoother transition to hook than we expected in addition to a strong and angular back end response...

This ball reacted hard off the friction but still had a good controlled reaction...

We were impressed with the strong hit of this hammer bowling ball...

The ball will need dry boards to react when using the out of box finish on medium to medium heavy lane conditions...

This was a fast responding bowling ball on the back ends...

We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns with drier back ends...


The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.


In conclusion, our over all impression of the Hammer Taboo Jet Black
The New Hammer Jet Black had a long slide with a medium transition to hook along with a very strong angular style ball motion...
The ball recovered hard on the friction part of the lane…
It had strong hit at the pocket...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns with drier back ends...
The Taboo Jet Black will need dry boards when using the out of box finish...
We put this in the strong and controlled category of bowling balls...
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This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling.

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It's time to get nasty with the new Taboo Jet Black! We're BACK IN BLACK with the new Taboo, in a 2000 grit polished finish. The new GTR III Solid cover-stock offers superior down lane motion to anything in the Hammer product line.
Hammer Taboo Jet Black: Specification: Features: Color: HD Jet Black Coverstock: GTR III Solid Core: High Mass-Bias Gas Mask Core w/ Flip Block Factory Finish: 500/1000/2000 Abralon, Polished w/ Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish Reaction: Ultra Skid/Flip A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal RG: 16#-2.51, 15#-2.50, 14#-2.49, 13#-2.53, 12#-2.60 RG Differential: 16#-.049, 15#-.060, 14#-.057, 13#-.055, 12#-.039 Recommended Lane Condition: Medium Oil
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Monday, February 6, 2012

Storm Vivid

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new Storm Vivid

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the Storm Vivid below that...

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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 5 x 3 3/4 x 4 drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The Storm Vivid gave us a medium slide along with a longer and smoother transition to hook with a smooth/controllable back end motion...
This ball basically had very even and smooth transitions along with very good continuation...
We felt this to be a very good solid reactive bowling ball that would work well in medium heavy to heavy oil volumes...
This was a impressive bowling ball for us...
The ball will need some oil to perform as designed...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.



In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Storm Vivid
The New Vivid had a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth back end reaction...
An impressive bowling ball that works well on medium to heavy oil volumes...
We put this in the smooth and and controlled motion category of bowling balls...
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This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

Storm Vivid
The New
Storm Vivid
This new Vivid will be a perfect fit between the original Virtual Gravity Nano solid and pearl versions, combining midlane traction and backend hook.
Storm Vivid: Specification: Coverstock: NRG - Solid Reactive Weight Block: M.A.D. Core (14-16 pounds) Ball Color: Black/Blue/Green Ball Finish: 2000-grit Abralon RG Differential: 16#-.055, 15#-.050, 14#-.045, 13#-.032, 12#-.029 RG Average: 16#-2.50, 15#-2.52, 14#-2.55, 13#-2.57, 12#-2.59 Flare Potential: 6" Plus (High) Fragrance: Wild Mint Leaf Recommended Lane Conditions: Heavy Oil

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Monday, January 30, 2012

Storm Crossroad

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new Storm Crossroad

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the Storm Crossroad below that...

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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 5 1/4 x 4 x 4 1/2 drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out Of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The Storm Crossroad gave us a longer slide along with a smoother transition to hook than we expected.
In addition it gave us a more arcing and angular back end motion...
This ball had good pin carry and will need some dry boards...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to medium heavy oil patterns with drier back ends...
The Storm Crossroad had a very hard hit at the pocket do to the strong but controllable response on the friction...
We found this to be a very good mid-line bowling ball and a step up from Storm's famous Hy-Road...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.



In conclusion, our over all impression of the Storm Crossroad
The New Crossroad had a longer slide with a  shorter and smoother transition to hook along with a more angular style ball motion that was controllable...
The ball recovered hard on the friction part of the lane…
It had strong hit at the pocket...
The Storm Crossroad will need dry boards when using the out of box finish...
We put this in the strong and controlled category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Crossroad bowling ball from Storm….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

Storm Crossroad
The new Crossroad is sure to skid through even the most hooking heads around. But if your speed is higher and the heads are slick, you can still adjust the surface texture easily as R2S is one of the most versatile cover-stocks on the market.
Storm Crossroad: Specification: COLOR: Purple Solid/Blue Pearl COVERSTOCK: R2S Hybrid Reactive CORE: Inverted Fe³ Technology FACTORY FINISH: 1500-grit Polished FRAGRANCE:Caramel RECOMMENED LANE CONDITION: Medium Oil RG: 16#-2.53, 15#-2.56, 14#-2.60, 13#-2.59, 12#-2.65 DIFFERENTIAL: 16#-.055, 15#-.052, 14#-.050, 13#-.045, 12#-.035

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Storm Modern Marvel

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new Storm Modern Marvel

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the Storm Modern Marvel below that...

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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 5 1/4 x 3 3./4 x 4 1/2 drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out Of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The Storm Modern Marvel gave us a medium slide zone along with a longer and smoother transition to hook...

In addition, the Modern Marvel had a strong back end motion that revved up a lot down lane and had a lot of good mixing pin action...

The Modern Marvel will need some dry boards for the best reaction on medium to medium heavy oil patterns...

This ball will need dry boards to react when using the out of box finish...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to medium heavy oil patterns with drier back ends...
The Storm Modern Marvel had a strong response on the friction...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.



In conclusion, our over all impression of the Storm Modern Marvel
The New Modern Marvel had a medium slide with a  longer and smooth transition to hook along with a strong back end motion...
The ball recovered hard on the friction part of the lane…
It had strong hit at the pocket...
The Storm Modern Marvel will need dry boards when using the out of box finish...
We put this in the controlled and strong category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Modern Marvel bowling ball from Storm….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…
Storm Modern Marvel
The Modern Marvel provides an optimum amount of traction throughout the entire lane; just enough glide through the heads without over-skidding and enough back-end to verify you are indeed throwing a Storm bowling ball.

The New
Storm Modern Marvel
Storm Modern Marvel: Specifications: COLOR: Ale Pearl/Black and Red Solid COVERSTOCK: R2X Hybrid Reactive CORE: Centripetal FACTORY FINISH: 4000-grit Abralon FRAGRANCE:Aromatherapy - Calm RECOMMENED LANE CONDITION: Heavy Oil RG: 16#-2.48, 15#-2.48, 14#-2.53, 13#-2.59, 12#-2.65 DIFFERENTIAL: 16#-.052, 15#-.050, 14#-.049, 13#-.045, 12#-.035

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Elite Insanity

First, this is a review of the new Elite Insanity bowling ball

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the Elite Insanity below that...


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Bowling Ball Layout.
We used a stacked layout pin over our ring finger for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the out of box surface finish for testing this ball.

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing the Elite Insanity, gave us a longer slide with a shorter transitions and a more angular back end motion...

This was a strong and angular bowling ball...

The Insanity revved up off our hand nicely which gave us a lot of mixing pin carry...

This was a pretty good bowling ball that worked well playing the track area or a little inside at aboout the 3rd arrow...

This is a medium heavy oil bowling ball that will need drier back-ends to perform as designed...

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In conclusion, our over all impression of the Elite Insanity
The Elite Insanity had longer slide and short transition to hook with a strong and angular back-end motion...
The ball gave us a very strong back end reaction with a lot of mixing pin carry...
Played well using the track area or inside line on medium heavy oil patterns...
We put this in the longer and stronger category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Insanity from Elite Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

Elite Insanity
The Elite Insanity

Elite introduces the Insanity, which features both a new cover and core. The Insanity is ideal for most lane conditions. If a little straighter is what you need just add polish. When the lanes are a bit on the oily side rough up the surface as the stock 1500 grit out of the box is on the smooth side.


Features: Coverstock: FX95+ Reactive Weight Block: Double Image Color: Purple/Green/Silver (Actual ball color may vary.) Ball Finish: Wet Sand 1500 RG: (16# 2.516) (15# 2.493) (14# 2.539) Diff: (16# 0.037) (15# 0.038) (14# 0.036) Best Lane Condition: Medium to Heavy Oil

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

900 Global Train

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new 900 Global Train

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the 900 Global Train below that...

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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a slow response layout with the pin under our ring finger and the mass in the strong position for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The 900 Global Train gave us a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a long and smooth back-end response...
This ball had very even transitions and was very smooth...
In addition to the ball revving up a lot down lane for increased mixing pin carry...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns...
This ball will need some dry boards for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.



In conclusion, our over all impression of the 900 Global Train
The Train Bowling Ball had a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth and controlled back end reaction...
It had very good mixing pin action at the pocket...
We put this in the smooth and controlled motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Train from 900 Global….

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Designed for heavy to medium heavy lane conditions The “Train” features the S76 cover and NEAT – E finish collaborated with a unique new core design that allow for unprecedented on lane performance. The all new symmetric “Combustion Core” contains extended protrusions from the body of the core that allows the Radius of Gyration (Rg) contours to be manipulated from their normal axis orientations within the ball. The altered Rg contours allow for a change in typical axis migration that yields more overall continuation down the lane. Coupled with the S76 shell and NEAT finish, this Train is sure to “Run ‘em Over” !

Specifications: Coverstock: S76 Color: Blue/Silver Hybrid Finish: NEAT (1500 Grit)- a new Natural Engineered Abrasive Technology that offers both enhanced aesthetics and surface topography on the bowling ball. As opposed to conventional abrasives on the market, “NEAT” has a multi-layer uniformed placement of abrasive structures that allows for superior surface area contact, which yields a more consistent surface across the entire bowling ball. A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal Core Type: Symmetric RG: 16#-2.494, 15#-2.505, 14#-2.519 RG: Diff 16#-0.054, 15#-0.054, 14#-0.054
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

900 Global The Nuts Pearl

First, this is a Bowling Ball Review of the new 900 Global The Nuts Pearl

We have listed the bowling ball drilling layout, bowling ball surface used, the style of bowler, lane conditions, then the test results, and a conclusion with links for more information about the 900 Global The Nuts Pearl below that...

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Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a slow response layout with the pin under our ring finger and the mass in the strong position for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The 900 Global The Nuts Pearl gave us a longer slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth back-end response...
This ball revved up a lot down lane for increased mixing pin carry...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns...
This ball will need some dry boards for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.



In conclusion, our over all impression of the 900 Global The Nuts Pearl
The New Nuts Pearl had a longer slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth and controlled back end reaction...
It had good mixing pin action at the pocket...
We put this in the controlled motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Nuts Pearl from 900 Global….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…


The "NUTS" Pearl is what you get when you combine a high Rg and high differential core our our pearl S70 coverstock. Couple that with our new "NEAT" finish, and you have a ball that is simply unmatched when it comes to backend performance, and The "NUTS" on most common lane conditions. Unmatched Backend Performance...
Specifications: Coverstock: S70 Color: Black/Silver Pearl Finish: NEAT (Natural Engineered Abrasive Technology) T = Visual appeal of compound/polish; performance of 4,000 grit. A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal Core Type: Asymmetric RG: 16#-2.534, 15#-2.551, 14#-2.570 RG: Diff 16#-0.050, 15#-0.050, 14#-0.050
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