On a fresh typical house shot (THS) this ball was everything you would want. Even with its 3000 grit Abralon finish the Roto Grip Defiant bowling ball cleared the heads smoothly. It reads the lanes well, not too early and it transitioned perfectly into the middle part of the lane.
Go to http://www.bowlingball.com/products/bowling-balls/RotoGrip/10110/Defiant.html for the full review and all videos.
Ball Motion:
Finished with a High Gloss Polish, the Misfit skids front part of the lane to the breakpoint. Changes directions for a strong backend. That’s it, that’s all you need. Now get and kick some butt.
Reaction Setup:
The DV8 Misfit can be drilled symmetric core layout. You just need some holes. Go bowl.
If you loved the roll and hitting power of the original Black Widow this ball, the Taboo Jet Black, steps it up a notch. With it’s highly polished coverstock this ball is going to make a move on the backend when it hits the dry.
If you want to hook a bowling ball, look no further. This newest bowling ball from DV8 is a monster. It has been given our highest hook rating on our Perfect Scale.
No matter how you roll the ball this ball will not disappoint. It flat out hooks.
Advanced performance Track bowling ball at a reasonable price. Great for medium to dry lane conditons. Looking for a great deal with a lot of hook potential? Look no further.
Jason Kosby, our Product Development Engineer, found the magic combination.
“We found that the 505A’s cover worked well with the Legion core,” expounded Kosby. “When we altered the color, it changed the chemical composition slightly. This cover works so well that it’s actually stronger off the spot than its predecessor, but it still has the angularity bowlers love.”
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Brunswick continues to move forward with the successful Siege series by introducing the Evil Siege. This ball has good length while still maintaining the energy to the break point. The ball is angular and invades the pocket with prejudice, leaving nothing standing. Looking for a new ball in to add to your arsenal or looking to upgrade, look no further. Evil is upon us.
The Evil Siege is the second in our new series of Pro Performance balls and features the new MACE asymmetrical core as well as the new solid Propel Pearl coverstock. This is a strong ball that battles medium to heavy oil and responds quickly to friction for great pin action.
The Brunswick Evil Siege has a world wide release date scheduled for January 25, 2010.
Brunswick continues to pave the way with new technology and innovative thinking. Focusing on the coverstock of the bowling ball, which is the dominant reason for ball reaction, Brunswick looks like they may have broken the code. Brunswick continues to be the leader in cover stock technology with the introduction of the second in the C System Series, the 3.5. This ball dominates and conquers heavy oil making other bowling balls look inferior when thrown side by side. The reaction that I see when the C System 3.5 is rolling down the lanes is new for the bowling industry. This ball will change your personal definition of ball reaction.
All new coverstock technology by Carmen Salvino, this bowling ball has a great look and a great roll going down the lane. You will see your scores go up as your pin carry goes up.
Chemical Friction Technology – Developed with Carmen Salvino, the Brunswick C (System)3.5 is the next evolution in Chemical Friction Technology.
Let the science of friction improve your game!
Coverstock
CFT 3.5 is the next evolution in Chemical Friction Technology. The CFT 3.5 coverstock has a higher friction factor than the original CFT 2.5, which quickens response time, improves down lane traction and increases the overall hook.
Core: I-Block
The new I-Block core was engineered specifically for the CFT 2.5 coverstock to create maximum forgiveness, strong entry angels along with versatile drilling layouts.
Reaction Characteristics
Ball Motion – With its 4000-grit micro pad finish, the Brunswick C (System)3.5 offers a higher friction factor and increased response time to friction alternative than the original C(System) 2.5. The new C(System)3.5 is best used on medium-oily to oily lane conditions when a quicker response motion is needed to increase entry angle to the pocket.
The dominance of the Storm Reign line continues with the Storm Reign of Fire bowling ball. You will simply have to throw this ball to believe the reaction.
Storm is fast taking over the bowling world, again. Storm was never really down, but it had it ups and downs like all bowling ball companies. Under the leadership of Bill Chrisman, along with his outstanding staff, Storm bowling has not only revived the company but have taken it to the next level, and all of this in a down economy. This could only be achieved by having a commitment to quality which leads to superior products. The bowling balls at Storm have accounted for more television appearences and wins on the PBA tour than any other brand by far.
The key to the Storm Reign of Fire is the utilization of the R2S™ solid reactive coverstock. From its inception, it has proven to be one of the most versatile coverstocks ever manufactured. With its strong surface profile and excellent friction characteristics it was the obvious choice for this latest release.
The fuel for the Fire so to speak is the C.A.M. ™ (Continuous Axis Migration) weight block. The combination of the unique contours along the weight block with the strategically placed weighted mass blocks deliver optimum mid-lane roll with volatile backend reaction.
The latest Storm Invasion bowling ball is ready to descend on any lane condition out there. Long oil, PBA patterns, sport shots; all of them will be conquered by the Storm Invasion. Be the first in your bowling center to have on.
Added on 1/13/10, this ball is currently on pace to break all previous pre-order records, WOW.
Bowling, Bowling Ball Reviews, New Bowling Ball Releases, Roto Grip | Keith Spear | 
January 29, 2012 8:05 am | 
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