Bowler Ratings

PatternStTwCr
Oily:X.XX.XX.X
Medium:X.XX.XX.X
Dry:X.XX.XX.X
Sport:X.XX.XX.X

Bowler ratings are from 1 to 10 in order of Stroker (ST), Tweener (TW), Cranker (CR)

Note: Ratings are only available to our premium members.

General Info

Brand:
Name:Rubicon
Reviewed:September 2020
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Coverstock Specs
Name:eTrax-S20
Type:Reactive Solid
Box Finish:3000 Grit Pad
Color:Azure / Black / Navy
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Core Specs
Name:Rondure
Type:Asymmetrical
RG:2.49
Diff:0.052
Int. Diff:0.011

For details on our standard test layouts, please click here.

The Rubicon is unique as the only asymmetrical offering in Roto Grip’s current HP3 line. Its new Rondure core design is wrapped in the latest version of the e-Trax coverstock, which is a step down from the MicroTrax cover used on the UFO. This solid cover is finished at the factory with a 3000 grit pad for added traction, and it has no trouble at all handling oil.

All three of our testers had the best results from the Rubicon on the heavy oil test pattern. On the fresh, the Rubicon’s aggressive cover easily handled the heavy oil, with the core providing each player with around five inches of flare in the oil. All three bowlers started farther left and had a stronger back end motion than they had with both the Idol and the Wild Streak. They each played between three to five boards left of the Idol and five to seven boards inside of the Wild Streak. The Rubicon was a few boards weaker than the UFO for all the testers. In

Roto Grip Rubicon Comparisons

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The BTM Ball Testing Team

About The BTM Ball Testing Team

The BTM Ball Testing Team is led by Eric Martinez. Our team of three testers has thrown and reviewed hundreds of bowling balls for Bowling This Month. When not testing balls for BTM, Eric owns and operates University Pro Shop in San Antonio, TX and he is an avid competitive bowler. Click here to learn more about how we test and review bowling balls.