Bowling This Month

The Ebonite Turbo X NU has the same symmetrical Turbo weight block as the Turbo X, but it uses a different coverstock formulation and box finish to make a very different ball motion. The Turbo X NU features the NU Active coverstock, a variation of the Not Urethane coverstocks that the Brunswick brands have used […]

We all know that bowler who has a very solid physical game, but doesn’t seem to perform at the level you might expect. Maybe you are that bowler. We also know bowlers who are just starting out, trying to absorb everything they can about the game, but often winding up more confused. Maybe you are that […]

The Spawn brings back Hammer’s Gauntlet asymmetrical core design from 2017’s Gauntlet and Gauntlet Fury releases. This strong core shape is wrapped with one of the strongest coverstocks on the market, HK22C2 Solid. This is the same coverstock that is used on the Zero Mercy Solid, and it is finished with 500/1000 SiaAir on the Spawn. […]

Despite the clickbait-style title, this article really is designed to help anyone improve their bowling, regardless of ability level. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced player, skill development is as much about structure as it is about the skills themselves. Before we dive into the plan, I first want to make a few […]

Storm’s new Monsoon uses the Atmos AI core design (2.53″ RG and 0.042″ differential) that was introduced in the Typhoon last fall, paired with a solid version of the Reactor coverstock. This cover has been used previously on other balls in Storm’s Hot lineup, as the Street Rod Solid, Match, Match Up Solid, and Electrify Solid […]