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Bowling Ball Reviews

Radical Outer Limits Black Hole

Radical Outer Limits Black Hole

The Outer Limits Black Hole is the latest entry into the Outer Limits line for Radical. This ball uses the same Outer Limits Asymmetric core shape as previous Outer Limits...

DV8 Dark Side Curse

DV8 Dark Side Curse

The Dark Side Curse is the second ball under the Dark Side nameplate for DV8. While the original featured a hybrid coverstock, this ball uses a reactive solid veneer. Both Dark...

900 Global Vengeance

900 Global Vengeance

The Vengeance uses a strong coverstock and a brand-new core shape for 900 Global. The symmetrical Blast AI weight block is a low RG (2.47") and high differential (0.055") design,...

Ebonite Spartan

Ebonite Spartan

The Ebonite Spartan uses the new Iron Fist V2 weight block, a core that is very similar to the original Iron Fist design used in the Warrior line a decade...

Roto Grip Transformer

Roto Grip Transformer

The Transformer is the first ball in Roto Grip's new HP5 line. This ball introduces a new core design called Morph-Wing. This asymmetrical core shape has two wings built into...

Hammer Hammerhead Pearl

Hammer Hammerhead Pearl

The Hammerhead Pearl uses the same symmetrical Spheroid weight block as the original Hammerhead from April of 2025. The coverstock has been changed from Aggression Solid on the original to...

Hammer Black Widow 3.0 Dynasty

Hammer Black Widow 3.0 Dynasty

The Hammer Black Widow 3.0 Dynasty uses the famed asymmetrical Gas Mask core shape. This new release updates the coverstock from the previous versions of the Black Widow to HK22...

Featured Articles

Using Urethane Effectively

Using Urethane Effectively

By Tyrel Rose

Should I be using a urethane ball? It's a question that many bowlers find themselves asking, given how popular urethane has become at the highest levels of the sport. At...

An Introduction to Axis Rotation and Axis Tilt

An Introduction to Axis Rotation and Axis Tilt

By Bill Sempsrott

Almost every day, I feel like I see or hear something that is completely incorrect about axis rotation or axis tilt. Sometimes, people just mix up the two terms and...

The 10 Exercises That Every Bowler Should Do

The 10 Exercises That Every Bowler Should Do

By Heather Sterner

Over the years, I think the most common question to pop up in my inbox is, “What exercises should I do to improve my bowling game?” I have always struggled...

Improving Release Consistency

Improving Release Consistency

By Juha Maja

What does it mean to have a consistent release? Many bowlers want a "better" release and point to having more revs and more consistency. Taking the revolutions out of the...

Troubleshooting and Fixing Thumb Exit Problems

Troubleshooting and Fixing Thumb Exit Problems

By Tyrel Rose

One of the most complicated issues to fix in bowling is the concept of “clearing the thumb." This refers to how consistently your thumb exits the ball as part of...

Keep Spare Shooting Simple

Keep Spare Shooting Simple

By Juha Maja

What makes a good spare shooter? Many people will consider it as someone who makes no more than one open per game. At the beginning level, this is a very...

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