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A pearl reactive option for a bowler who wants Storm's adhesion cover in a mid strength ball. Oil range and drilling are not listed, so confirm fit with your pro shop.
A symmetric hybrid reactive ball with a glossy finish for bowlers filling a gap in their arsenal. Core numbers such as RG and differential are not given.
A reactive ball for bowlers who want extra length and a bigger change of direction on medium oil. The listing gives no RG or differential numbers, so drilling choices rest on your pro shop.
A black reactive bowling ball from the Radical line at one listed weight. The data omits core, coverstock and oil recommendations, so lane suitability cannot be judged.
A tamer version of the Gremlin for tough lanes where the original reacts too sharply, giving more control and pocket energy. It is aimed at experienced bowlers.
A reactive-material RADICAL ball in black, yellow and blue for bowlers who want a branded single ball. Core, coverstock and recommended lane details are missing from the listing.
A shiny, flippy pearl version of the Theorem that adds length and a big backend move. On heavy oil the polished cover can skid too far.
A strong heavy-oil ball for a league bowler who wants traction and a controlled backend. It is overkill for dry lanes or casual bowlers.
A smart choice for a two-handed bowler who wants a controlled, rounder motion as lanes break down. One-handed bowlers using a thumb hole get less benefit from the core design.
A shiny pearl that glides through the midlane and snaps at the backend, a dependable choice once lane patterns break down. It is not designed for fresh heavy oil.
A Brunswick Viz-A-Ball bowling ball in a stars and stripes theme. The listing gives only the country of origin, so weight, drilling and coverstock are all unknown.
A fun-looking plastic ball that also works as a straight spare ball for advanced bowlers. The design you receive varies, so a specific look is not certain.
A rule compliant urethane ball that gives early hook and a controllable backend for short or flat patterns. It is not meant for heavy oil.
An upper mid performance pearl ball with a predictable benchmark shape and a polished finish for length. Core numbers such as RG and differential are not listed.
A polyester ball suited to spare shooting and newer bowlers. The listing gives no drilling or grip details, so plan on getting it fit at a pro shop.
A Radical bowling ball with published core numbers and a polyester cover. The material row says polyurethane, which conflicts with the cover description.
A pearl benchmark with a strong backend for bowlers who need to keep striking as lanes break down. It skids too long on heavy fresh oil.
A low friction ball for slower speed and high rev bowlers who need to play straighter. It is the wrong ball for anyone wanting big hook.
An approachable reactive ball for a newer bowler or anyone needing a lighter-oil option. Strong bowlers on heavy oil will want more cover.
A benchmark hybrid with a cleaner front and sharper backend than its predecessor, a dependable first ball out of the bag on medium patterns. It lacks the traction for heavy oil.
A pearl reactive ball for bowlers who want more traction in oil and some response down the lane. The listing gives no drilling details, so plan on a pro shop for the layout.
A reactive-material bowling ball for adult bowlers who want a Brunswick ball at a single listed weight. Drilling, core and coverstock details are not given, so confirm them before ordering.
A reactive bowling ball made by Brunswick under the Track name, listed at one weight. Core, coverstock and drilling details are not given.
A polyester Hammer Viz-A-Ball with a high-performance asymmetric core, aimed at spare shooting and very dry lanes. The material row says polyurethane, which conflicts with the polyester coverstock.
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