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A non-pearl reactive ball with a moderate cover and stable core for controlled power without over-reacting at the back. RG, differential and surface finish are not listed.
A two-piece plastic bowling ball in an indigo Deep Space look, listed for kids. Drilling status and finger spans are not listed, so confirm those with the seller before ordering.
A mid performance pearl ball with the familiar Vibe core and a smooth, continuous motion. RG, differential and drilling status are not given.
A grippy pearl for a league bowler who wants more midlane traction than a typical shiny ball. Dry or burnt lanes may make it hook too early.
A reactive league ball built for house shots and medium oil, with a polished finish for easy length. Core RG and differential numbers are not given.
A forgiving ball for a bowler who wants a proven cover and a core that responds to different layouts. Oil conditions and skill level are not stated.
A shiny asymmetrical ball for league bowlers who want a strong backend from a non pearl cover. The listing names no oil condition or core numbers.
A polished pearl ball that clears the front of the lane and responds quickly at the breakpoint for medium conditions. Core details are not listed on this page.
A shiny hybrid with a strong backend for bowlers who want easy length and a big move at the pins. Bowlers on dry lanes may find it too aggressive.
An asymmetric pearl reactive ball that brings back a classic Storm core shape for a strong backend motion. Surface finish, RG and differential are not listed.
A urethane bowling ball with a three-piece core for a bowler who wants predictable motion. The listing is inconsistent on color and says nothing about drilling.
The shiny pearl partner to Hammer's sanded heavy-oil ball, with easy length and a hard backend when lanes tighten up. It will skid too far on fresh heavy oil.
A forgiving reactive ball for bowlers learning to hook on typical house lanes. The mild core and polished cover give a gentle motion, so it will not suit bowlers who need strong hook on heavy oil.
A multi-layer reactive ball for medium to heavy oil with a new coverstock and weight block. The listing does not say whether it is drilled.
A plain-looking control ball with a strong midlane read for bowlers who grind on tricky, high-friction lanes. It is built for control rather than big angle.
A strong oil ball built around the motion two-handed, no-thumb bowlers create, with an asymmetric core made for their layouts. Thumb-in bowlers should look at conventional designs instead.
A plain polyester bowling ball with a simple core and a polished finish, described as a straight shooter. Weight options and drilling details are missing, so ask before buying.
A strong backend pearl for a bowler who wants big hook and pin carry from a proven core. Bowlers on dry lanes may find it too sharp.
A urethane bowling ball for lighter and shorter oil conditions, tuned for control and a straighter roll. The listing does not say whether it is drilled, so check with the seller before ordering.
A smoother, more controlled Black Widow that still hits hard, aimed at bowlers who want an early, consistent read. Bowlers wanting the most angular Widow should look at the original shape.
A fifteen pound Storm bowling ball in a teal, silver and graphite finish. The listing gives no cover, core, drilling or hook details, so confirm those before buying.
A straight rolling polyester ball for spare shooting or for bowlers who throw it straight. It is not built to hook.
A reactive bowling ball made for oily lanes, with a low-RG core for strong spin. The listing does not state drilling, so check that with the seller before ordering.
A control ball that carries over the familiar IQ Tour cover and adds a new core aimed at better pin carry. Drilling status is not stated, so confirm it before ordering.
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