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ZEN BOWLING BALL UPDATE

The 3000-grit Abralon finish offers precision reactivity to an extremely sensitive degree.

Asymmetrical core pushes the ball softly through the heads before powering up for a massive back-end burst.

It’s impressive to the point of near impossibility.

The angular speed and fiery reactivity of the NRG Hybrid Reactive cover stock is second to none.

It defies physics which makes its name that much more apropos. The Storm Physix bursts through inconsistent oil patterning and heavy oil alike with an overall speed and angularity which is simply unmatched. When heavy oil patterns break down and things get a little bit dicey on the lane, the Storm Physix bowling ball comes to the rescue.

You’re not going to get the strongest overall hook potential compared to the other aggressive bowling balls on this list.

This ball loses a lot of its overall efficacy on dry lanes and medium-dry lanes.

One of the most consistently powerful hitters in the entire world of aggressive bowling balls.

ECA-XR solid reactive cover stock straddles the line between durability and powerful reactivity.

The trademark DynamiCore expends maximum energy upon pin impact and offers unparalleled forgiveness for off hits.

Solid hook potential mixes with fantastic energy retention for a powerful hit every time. Reactive solid bowling balls tend to have some trouble clearing the fronts with efficacy, but that’s not the case with the Brunswick Kingpin Rule bowling ball! It fires through fronts with power and a unique angular motion which adds some geometric precision and fire to a bowler’s hook shot.

It can be a little bit clunky on transitional oil patterns.

This is a much better aggressive bowling ball for low-speed bowlers. High-speed bowlers will see their effectiveness muted by this ball.It functions just right on a reactivity tightrope. While this is a very aggressive bowling ball, it doesn’t overreact to either shot variances or oil patterns.The symmetric core retains and transfers energy fantastically into a bowling ball with a strong back-end finish.Semtex Hybrid CFI reactive cover stock combines otherworldly durability with some of the most angular reactivity you’re going to see.

It expends very little on the down-lane carry before providing an explosive, undeniable back-end reaction. It’s also a gem when it comes to energy retention through the lane. This makes it perhaps the most durable aggressive bowling ball on the market right now. The cover stock of the Hammer Scandal/S bowling ball is infused with carbon fiber. You’ll need to transfer it over to a pearl cover stock in the future. The cover stock weakens considerably over time.Its overall average hook potential is a little bit muted compared to some of its aggressive bowling ball counterparts.This ball functions well on a variety of oil patterns and doesn’t lose its efficacy and overall reactivity.Its centrum asymmetrical core cuts down the flare potential and adds consistency in its variability and angularity.MicroTrax-S18 solid reactive cover stock dices through long patterns and heavy oil density with fire and strong energy retention.It may take awhile to tame it and learn it, but that reactivity can be strike gold when utilized correctly. You’re going to be shocked by the reactivity of this ball on first throw when on a heavy oil lane. The Roto Grip Halo bowling ball sacrifices high flare potential for the most consistent and powerful action through the head of any ball on this list.

ZEN BOWLING BALL UPDATE

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