The Mastermind Ultra Low RG core features a single density squared-off elliptical inner core. The core is dynamically designed to extend the rotational energy, boosting angular velocity to transfer energy to the pins for increased pin action and higher scores.

The new Mastermind Scholar with its Royal Shine finish, provides maximum length through heads, mid lane traction with an aggressive move on the backend on medium to oily lane conditions. The Mastermind Scholar can be drilled using the standard drilling techniques developed for asymmetric core bowling balls.

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It’s back and better than ever! The latest vintage release from Brunswick Bowling is nothing shorter than a legend… the Gold Rhino Pro bowling ball. This ball was amazing and people are going to go nuts when this ball drops on February 25, 2015.

Check out the Brunswick Vintage Gold Rhino Pro bowling ball reaction video above. What do you think of the ball reaction?

Fortify reactive coverstock is Brunswick’s hottest creation based off our performance enhancing additive chemistry technology. Fortify reactive combines a new base coverstock with an enhanced additive package that will provide the easiest length with the quickest lateral traction of any coverstock to date.

What do you think of Brunswick’s latest vintage bowling ball release? Share your comments below!

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Motiv Octane Ball Specs:

– Color: Black/Purple Pearl (NeoMark Color: Silver Pearl/Orange Pearl)
– Weight Block: Quadfire
– Coverstock: Agility SFX Reactive
– Finish: 5000-grit LSP
– RG: 2.55 (15# ball)
– Diff: 0.043 (15# ball)
– Reaction: Skid/Flip
– Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium Oil

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Looking for a great hybrid bowling ball? Check out the new Roto Grip Sinister bowling ball video above with Stu Williams, which was created by the best corporate video production company which specialize in different type of promotional videos.

Ball Description

COLD, CALCULATED ASSASSIN.

What my competition can’t see is that I’ve taken every step to ensure their defeat before I even arrive. My newly designed Cage Core is a premeditated plot to produce superior midlane motion without sacrificing down lane continuation. Did they think they had a chance?

A MENACING COMBINATION.

I lie in wait, ready to ambush my rivals with a wicked one-two blow. The pearl portion of my 76H Hybrid Reactive Coverstock eases through the front end while the solid part provides sure-fire continuation through the breakpoint — allowing me to push my opponents past their breaking points.

CONSPIRE TO BE VERSATILE.

I was created to devour heavy oil, but with my 4000-grit Pad finish, my scheme is to adjust my rough exterior to also combat medium to lighter conditions.

Coverstock Name	76H
Coverstock Style	Hybrid
Coverstock Type	Reactive
Weight Block	Cage Core
Color	Neon Yellow & White Pearl / Navy Solid
Finish	4000-grit pad
Finish Method	Can be polished
Durometer	73-75 on D-Scale
Flare Potential	7+ Inches/High
Weights	12lbs – 16lbs
SKU	RIN
Release Date	08/26/14

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Consisting of some of the strongest symmetrical balls on the market, the Master line is designed for bowlers trying to master their craft. With core features aimed at pushing the limits of Radius of Gyration (RG) and Differential, this line has created a name for itself. The Master line is known for having balls with a strong arcing motion, as well as defined pocket-entry angles. Price truly does equal performance with this lineup!

COVERSTOCK: R2X™ Pearl Reactive
WEIGHT BLOCK: Tri-Sphere™ Core
LIGHT WEIGHT BLOCK: Modified Centripetal™ Core
FACTORY FINISH: 1500-grit Polished
BALL COLOR: Red/White/Blue
DUROMETER: 74-76 Rex D-scale
FLARE POTENTIAL: 5” – 6” (High)
FRAGRANCE: Berries N Cream
WEIGHTS: 12-16 lbs.

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The Radical Reax Version 2 adds more hook with more length and a stronger backend reaction then the original Reax.

This ball clears the heads with such ease for an asymmetrical solid and with an amazingly strong but predictable reaction on the back part of the lane.

BALL SPECS
Pin Length – 3-4″
Starting Top Weight – 3 oz
Ball Weight – 15lb 5oz

DRILL PATTERN
Drilled at 90 Degrees X 2″ x 70 Degrees

BOWLER STYLE
Rev Rate – 400 / 350 / 300 / 250
Ball Speed – 19mph / 16mph

SURFACE PREPARATION
Grit – Out of the Box
Type (Matte, Polish, Sanded) – Out of the Box

LANE CONDITION
Length – 41 ft
Volume – 27.35ml
Type (Wall, Xmas Tree, Sport) – USBC Open Championships 2011

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The beast is back and the chains are gone… the Yeti Untamed is the baddest ball around!

The Yeti Untamed features the same dynamic Yeti core that was featured in the original Yeti. The difference is the new resin base coverstock which is much stronger than the original version.

The Yeti Untamed will go long and turn hard on the backend for unrivaled carry and pin action. Turn it loose and watch it tear pins apart!

BALL SPECS
Pin Length – 3-4″
Starting Top Weight – 3.6 oz
Ball Weight – 15lb 4oz

DRILL PATTERN
Drilled at 50 Degrees X 5 1/4″ x 35 Degrees

BOWLER STYLE
Rev Rate – 400 / 350 / 300 / 250
Ball Speed – 19mph / 16mph

SURFACE PREPARATION
Grit – Out of the Box
Type (Matte, Polish, Sanded) – Out of the Box

LANE CONDITION
Length – 41 ft
Volume – 27.35ml
Type (Wall, Xmas Tree, Sport) – USBC Open Championships 2011

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Ball Review:
Tank: 50 X 4 ¾ X 50

MOTIV’s current goal is to release bowling balls that will be able to provide bowlers with an arsenal of equipment to combat all conditions.

Description: The Tank uses the same Gear Core found in both Venom’s, while introducing the new Ballistix Solid Urethane Coverstock.

Reaction: The Tank has allowed me to start the ball in the track area so far in league and although that isn’t ideal for a league scoring pace I can see that on lighter or shorter conditions it will allow me to play that part of the lane when needed. The Tank wants to start up very soon and has very little backend which is optimal for control.

Comparisons: The Tank is just a touch cleaner in the front part of the lane compared to my Solid Ascent, where the Tank really differs is in the backend. Once the Tank starts its trajectory that is pretty much the line it will hold from the foul line to pins, there is very little backend motion nor should there be for a Urethane ball. Comparing it to the Venom Toxin since they both have the same core, the hybrid polished cover on the Venom Toxin allows the ball to be cleaner than the Tank but, once it starts to hook it shows just how much stronger it is compared to the Tank.

Summary: Those looking for that old school urethane look MOTIV has released the Tank just for you! The Tank will give you more options to confront shorter or lighter oil patterns. It is also a great option for those with very high rev rates when looking for something that hooks more reliable than your spare ball!

Mike Magolan, MOTIV Staff Member and Turbo Staff Member

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Manufacturer’s Intent: When we designed the 912T, we created a ball that simply out hooked and out-performed every ball ever made in the history of Track. Our next initiative in our high performance category was to design a ball that would excel on the widest variety of lane conditions possible. Our R&D team accomplished this by creating our brand new Gen X C/T Hybrid cover and wrapping it around our Legion 2 Turbo core.

Core: The Legion 2 Turbo core is back again. This core creates easy revs while storing plenty of energy for the back end of the lane and most importantly the pins. Whether wrapped with a solid, pearl or hybrid cover, the Legion 2 Turbo core provides the perfect entry angle through the pins.

Cover: The 811C/T features our brand new Gen X C/T Hybrid cover. The Gen X C/T Hybrid takes hybrid technology one step further by combining the perfect blend of our Gen XT (Xtra Traction) and Gen XC (Xtra Continuation) covers. Both of these covers use their own unique additives which provide two distinctly different types of ball motion. By combining these additives, we have created a cover that is truly special.

Finish: The final step that completes the ball development process is the finish. Having the right finish allows for the perfect combination of core and cover to shine for a wide variety of bowling styles. For the 811C/T, we went with 800/1000/2000/4000 Abralon. This finish allows the 811C/T to perform on the widest variety of patterns and will excel on medium-oily patterns.

Overall: The 811C/T will quickly become the ball of choice for bowlers of all styles looking for versatility and consistency. This will be attributed to the combination of our proven Legion 2 Turbo core with our soon to be proven Gen X C/T Hybrid cover. The 811C/T, continuous traction as its best!

Ball Review by Laneside Reviews:
Track 811 C/T

Drilled: 50 X 5 1/4 X 40
Surface: Out of the Box (800, 1000, 2000, 4000 Abralon)

LANE CONDITION
Kegel Main Street

Length: 41 feet
Volume:19.3ml
Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):

COMMENTS
Likes: Multiple surfaces and lane conditions, medium to high rev rates, Great carry and strong but smooth change of direction
Dislikes: Ultra Dry Lanes

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The Venom Toxin displays bright colors as a warning – This hybrid is deadly! On light to medium oil, it is clean down the lane with a smooth, but angular backend that strikes with destructive force. At the heart of the Venom Toxin is the proven Gear core. It produces a low RG for easy revs and a low differential to tame track flare and retain striking power. The cover on the Venom Toxin is a new twist on Atomix technology called Hybrid Radial Reactive, aka Atomix HR. It skids cleanly down the lane, then attacks on the backend with devastating power.

Ball Review:Venom Toxin – Layout 65 X 4 ½ X 65

MOTIV’s current goal is to release bowling balls that will be able to provide bowlers with an arsenal of equipment to combat all conditions.

Description: The Venom Toxin is the second Venom placed in the lower mid-price range. The coverstock on the Venom Toxin is a modified version of the Atomix coverstock called Hybrid Radial Reactive. For the core, MOTIV again used Gear Core from the recent Venom Strike and retired GT1.

Reaction: The Venom Toxin is very clean through the front part of the lane and provides a sharper controlled downlane motion, notice I didn’t describe it as angular. The Venom Toxin is a great ball when you find yourself playing straighter angles, but some of your more predictable pieces don’t recover enough. For me the Venom Toxin provides a shape between your smoother predictable pieces and your pieces that have a lot of backend. I tend not to get in too deep as I don’t have the rev rate, but at the same time I don’t like get too straight, both of the Venom’s typically let me play in the zone where I am most comfortable.

Comparisons: For me, the Venom Toxin comes out when the Venom Strike is either too early or too smooth downlane. It also plays well when my Thrash Frenzy moves me too far left, the Venom Toxin doesn’t have as much backend potential. Although the Venom Toxin is just as clean as the Thrash Frenzy, the Venom Toxin’s attempt to recover is much more subtle.

Summary: I think that both Venoms make for a really good 1-2 combination and at a very low price point! The Venom Toxin gives you more backend than usual for a ball with predictability and control.

Mike Magolan, MOTIV Staff Member and Turbo Staff Member

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