August 2026 Content Archive
Bowling Tips and Techniques Articles
Bowling Through Time – Part 2
The 1970s
By Curtis Hooper

In this article, we leave the 1960s behind and enter the 1970s, when the foundations of the sport we know today were laid. We will see how bowlers and bowling organizations looked for strategies to gain an advantage, and how...
Bowling Ball Reviews

Brunswick Fury Emerald/Black
The Fury is Brunswick's new entry-level line for the 2026 season, with five color variants across three coverstock/box finish combinations. The Fury Emerald/Black version has a hybrid cover with a...

Brunswick Fury Red/Blue/Black
The Fury Red/Blue/Black is another of the five options in Brunswick's new Fury line. These bowling balls replace the Twist line, adding much more performance. The Red/Blue/Black version of the...

Ebonite Spartan Pearl
The Ebonite Spartan Pearl is the follow-up to the solid-covered Spartan from the start of the year. Both balls share the Iron Fist V2 asymmetrical core shape, with the differences...

Hammer Deep Ocean Vibe
The Deep Ocean Vibe joins the Arctic Vibe and Bubblegum Vibe in the current Hammer lineup. This ball uses a solid version of the HK22 - CT Reactive Plus coverstock,...

Radical No Doubt Hybrid
The No Doubt Hybrid is the third entry into the No Doubt line for Radical. This ball completes the trio of coverstock options in this nameplate, following the original pearl...

Roto Grip Hyped Up
The Hyped Up marks the return of the Hyped nameplate to Roto Grip's HP2 line for the upcoming season. We were big fans of the Hyped Pearl and Hyped Hybrid...
