Jet Bowling Ball Reviews
Jet Bowling Ball Reviews - New Releases
Jet Raider-X
The Raider-X is the first ball for review from Jet Bowling in several years. This ball uses a core design called Jet Flying Arrow Symmetrical....
Jet Altitude
The Altitude is the first ball from Jet we have gotten to review. We always look forward to throwing a ball from a new company...
Jet Maximum Altitude
The Maximum Altitude is the second pro performance ball we have tested from Jet. This ball uses the same core as the original Altitude, but...
Jet Burner
The Burner is the first Jet release we have thrown that was not poured in the Texas ball plant. The Burner is a polished solid...
Jet Turbulence
Jet’s first asymmetrical core design comes to us in the Turbulence. This ball combines a strong core shape with the most versatile cover we have...
Jet Pilot
The Pilot uses core densities we do not see too often. A high RG/low differential core surrounded by a weaker resin shell is something we...
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- Circle size: Torque rating
- Circle color: Backend rating
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