Making the right ball choice to begin league with can be a tough, yet important decision. We all have our favorite balls and like to see the ball hook across the lane, well at least I do. During our few minutes of practice before league last night, I decided to throw my Roto Grip Nomad to get a feel for the lanes. I usually go with a more aggressive ball to start out, but I felt like giving the Nomad Solid a shot. It rolled very good in practice and I had a few boards to play with so I decided to stick with it.

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They say this to watch for the big back-end, well they’re not lying!
Pin to PAP(4 1/2″ over 1/2″ up) – 3 7/8″ under ring finger
Mass Bias Position – 2″ …

C (System)3.5
We just got done testing the new C System 3.5 and I have to say I’m very impressed with this release from Brunswick. The C System line is giving a different look to …

Evil Siege
Brunswick is at it again with their latest release, the Evil Siege! I got a chance to test this ball out and was very impressed with the backend reaction offered. The Evil Siege …

Storm’s Premier Line continues to be the most successful high performance line of equipment on the market. The Invasion features the next generation of advancement in core and coverstock technology.
Pin to PAP(4 1/2″ over 1/2″ …

We tested the Lane #1 Dynamo X2 on a 38′ house pattern with a higher volume of oil. This ball was very smooth through the heads and gave a consistent reaction on the backend. The …

Mutant Cell
The Roto Grip Mutant Cell registers a 217.5 on the bowlingball.com Perfect Scale™.

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Be prepared to slaughter your competition with Lane #1′s all new Massacre Red Death.
Pin to PAP(4 1/2″ over 1/2″ up) – 4 1/2″
Mass Bias Position – N/A
CG to PAP – …