Surface Management: What’s Your Number?
Do you prep the surface of your bowling ball? Do you use abrasive pads to change ball motion? Do you try to manipulate the most important factor in ball motion?...
Featured Bowling Ball Reviews
Storm Phaze II
The Storm Phaze II is the second release under the Phaze name and it uses the same low RG, high differential Velocity core as the original Phaze. The big differences...
Track Paradox Trilogy
The Track Paradox Trilogy is the third offering in the Paradox line and it is the first of the three to have a polished coverstock. The Trilogy uses an updated...
Ebonite Mission Unknown
The Mission Unknown brings an asymmetrical core shape back to Ebonite’s upper mid performance line. Following the sanded symmetrical Adrenaline Shot and Adrenaline Overload at this price point, the Mission...
DV8 Vandal Smash
The Vandal Smash gives the DV8 brand a new solid-covered asymmetrical option right beneath the Grudges in price point. Its low RG (2.499") and high differential (0.055") asymmetrical core is...
DV8 Deviant Pearl
The Deviant Pearl is the second ball from DV8 to use the Deviant Medium RG Symmetric core design. This higher RG (2.562") and large differential (0.050") core is paired with...
Featured Bowling Tips Articles
Never Shoot a Single Pin Again
This philosophy will, if you use it faithfully, practically assure you don’t miss a single pin spare again. It’s not that you don’t know how to shoot the 2 pin...
Anatomy of an Elite Release
Rotational velocity is how quickly the ball is rotating as it leaves the hand. The colloquial name for this is rev rate. Of all the requests I receive as a...
Achieving Your Goals in 2016
With the new year comes many resolutions, most of which are abandoned within six weeks. The reason for this, in my opinion, is that more often than not a resolution...