900 Global Vengeance Review
The 900 Global Vengeance brings .055 differential Blast AI core to destroy house shots, competing with Storm Bionic at $174.95. Video reviews inside.
[music] Go. Let's go. Let's go. [music] >> My bad. I'm sorry. I had flashback. >> Got no regrets. I'm on the run. Chasing the check. Dropping the top. I'm with it. No better feeling cuz I could have quit but I didn't ing. >> All right. Guess where shot? Same shot that you seen in some of the previous videos. 40 foot 43 ft krypton and I got the vocus
there and I got the vengeance right two bone balls that I believe are going to be very focused for the tour. So in my personal opinion that's where we will be. Um and yeah so I got the transformer here as well. We going to toss that in there but the main focus primarily going to be yeah mayhem and vengeance. Yeah, these names just kind of go together pretty well. All right, bro. Um but yeah, so we're going to check out these two and hopefully do a little bit of striking. Um, I didn't it's not fresh anymore, right? We have a little bit of transition. So, out of bounds doesn't
seem atrocious, but uh again, we going to start to the right and then we're going to gradually work our way to the left and um we'll see what we can get. So, yeah, hit that like, subscribe. I appreciate you guys as always, man. And it's always fun doing this honestly before I go to league like bowl on sport patterns then go to league. Like, I bowl so much better. Like, it's ridiculous. So, yeah, we're going to have a little fun with this. Um yeah, man. everything. Get the bossmart.com Jooco best thumb system on the market. And they have grips now too. So a full
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here is probably going to be okay, but probably be a little more perfect. All right, so definitely do a little fast. You saw I kind of fell off the shot pretty bad as well. So, had to bring everything down a little bit. But we're gonna start immediately kind of cycling through the vengeance and uh evoke all and hit with some surface uh 1500 pad. Now again I think the vengeance comes out of box at 1500 I believe and then [music] the evoke comes out of box
at 2,000. So I made a little bit a little bit more aggressive just a a wee bit. So a smidge earlier definitely gave me that vibe. So yeah, going to throw this evoke like that last shot. I threw it slower. So let's see if throwing a mayhem as slow as I did [music] the vengeance helps it come off the the back end.
There she blows. So now we seeing that ball hook hook. And typically speaking, right, when I try to play to the right, I got to do all type of funkiness to keep this ball in line. But because I'm on a swore pattern, I can play to the right much easier. I got a little quick. Got a little quick. [sighs] And this is, you know, oh, Charles, you
struck a couple times. You should go pro. Like that comment, bro. Like, there's a difference. Like, yes, I can get lined up on my own time and figure out how to strike, but making the adjustment, you know, in real time when other people in the lane, that is the difficult part. And the pros, right, are bowling against pros all the time. So, like, it's it's just not the same. Like, you know, I'm all those lane by myself making my own transition opposed to somebody throwing urethane up the ray and somebody with
800 revs to the left of me. Like, it's just a much different ball game having to do different stuff to get this ball that can't go through the pins correctly. Again, man, all the power to those guys, right? You adjust their speeds like crazy. Like, hey, I'm just able to demonstrate a little bit and give you guys a little bit better understanding of these bowling balls. roll it. So again, neither of these bowling balls
are the [music] top end of their respective lines, right? There's definitely balls earlier or stronger. Um, so but these are definitely I feel like a ball down, but we will start to work our way left because you get away from somebody's out of bounds, it's going to be more helpful. So, taking again getting off like that 15 area, getting to 20, bringing that break point in. See what this venge does.
Oh my gosh. So, like I did mention, there's a little bit of transition. So, that might be a little out of play. I might need to move a little further left because this ball is is seeing it early. You see about picking up. All right, let's try this Mayhem. Same spot. [music] So, definitely looked a little bit
smoother right there. So, mayhem. I mean, uh yeah, mayhem and mayheming. I'mma cheat again a little bit further left with the vintage because it did like it saw just a smidge earlier. And I actually might be able to like, you know, throw throw the vengeance a little bit harder, but I'mma still move a little bit. Get closer to like 23. Oh, that's not going to do it. Yep. Got a little shot it a little too
too steep. Keep the break point in. Got to keep it in. better shot. There she goes. >> So, it got me thinking this vengeance cover right might be a pinch earlier where it's a little cleaner on this uh V Mayhem. Just maybe cheat a little bit further left getting closer to like 27.
Yeah, a lot of control. If I'm going to, you know, a tough pattern, you know, uh, event, this, it's going to be like a battle between this and like the Spartan. Um, both make I feel like a similar motion overall, but again, I just feel like I have all the room in the world to miss, you know, and that's what you want. And this this vengeance again I I got a high score on it already. So this is never, you know, leaving my possession.
>> Yeah. Like that just that looked more definite right around the corner in relation to the vote. So >> that's what I've seen. >> Now I will throw let me throw this uh transformer in here just to see. I'm going start in the same zone we're kind of in. I expect this ball to kind of yo-yo way more than
uh the Widow. I mean the the Widow then Voke and the Avengers. I think it's going to be more down lane. Yeah. So, the transformer definitely gives me a tear up like Yeah, that just that look pretty good. I ain't going to lie. Like that that looked pretty pretty good. Let's try it again. Move to 30.
I might give this ball a try. I might give it a try at league. I just might maybe. Oh, I cranked it. Cranked that soldier boy. Man, sometimes you just got to u pin sometime, man. You know that just that look pretty good. It look pretty good. All right, let's stand over here. Mayhem.
Oh, that's way inside, buddy. Way inside. But it threw pins around like crazy. Yes, that is going on YouTube. That I'mma count that as a messenger Monday. They all go down and they look like mayhem. So, go. Let's go. Let's go.
My bad. I'm sorry. I had flashback. But no, as y'all seen, we got hook. We got plenty of hook. Vengeance does. Getting pretty far left. Man, again, I expect them to kill with this bowling ball. Again, on tour, I fully expect to see this ball come out and play like the the Mayhem and the
vengeance. I think people are going to try the the the ven the transformer for sure, but I honestly believe this is the motion that we're probably going to see pretty quickly on a number of things cuz you can drill it stronger and make it even smoother where I have a 5 in pin on mine. Like I could easily see a 3-in pin one that I'm trapping the lane being a lot straighter with.
Yeah. Again, let this ball get a little lane shine. And again, the fronts are completely like wiped out. This ball is it like I'm as far as the symmetric solids go. Like this gives me, you know, troublemaker solid, you know, really strong, you know, symmetric pulse. Got to throw one more.
See it? Oh yeah. Still splashing. Just having fun, guys. I am. I'm not not going to lie to you. But let's get back to the reason why we're here. Evoki's Mayhem. Mayhem gives me kind of more gritty darker color. But move a little right. Yeah. >> All day. >> Bang. Um, we pick up the transformer.
Kind of do one one of each like another little go around complete go around. Uh, just so we do that, then we'll get out of here. Yeah. So, I definitely got to >> push that a little more out into that out of boundsish area and spray >> cuz that hooks
house shot. It's a house shot now guys. We've broken it down. We put, you know, [music] transitional lane pretty good. I think all of them are a little bit in play. Oh, I got around it pretty good. Yep. And on patterns, you get around it, it kind of spins and doesn't pick up and it just not the best. We're rolling it. Looks better on the tough.
Got one good one for the vengeance. Nope. Jeez, I threw that so hard. Let's get to the main so we can get out of here. >> All right, one more shot and we're done.
But yeah, Transformer definitely kind of the strongest or I guess the most down lane is probably the best way for me to put it. And then the Vengeance seems to be like stand up the quickest and then this Evoke kind of hovers. Um I definitely feel like the Vengeance is probably still a little more down the lane. Um when we move left, I felt a little more confident where I think I didn't feel less confident in the the mayhem. But again, as far as it checking and going left, yeah, Avengers felt like
it was ready to do that a little more aggressively than the Mayhem. But the Mayhem, again, it struck a lot, you know, and I felt again, if I was going bowling for score, I would be using the Mayhem until that ball ran out of energy completely. See it? Anyway, appreciate you guys as always, man. Hit that like, subscribe. Until next time. Hope you guys enjoyed it.
Sport shot 43 foot krypton. >> Hey man, your boy trying. We trying. Try to please the people. >> We the people. I'mma keep it moving. Put the music up. I'mma keep them. You sleeping on me, just keep snoozing. >> [music] >> I'm so locked in right
Performance Analysis
Performance Analysis
Testing revealed the 900 Global Vengeance to be a strong mid-lane reagent with a notably aggressive backend reaction. When evaluated on a 40-foot sport shot with moderate lane transition, the ball displayed earlier ball motion compared to its counterpart (the Evoke), picking up revs noticeably sooner down the lane. Independent reviewers observed that out of the box at 1500 surface finish, the Vengeance responded well to the test pattern, though a slight surface adjustment to 1500 grit pad made it marginally earlier through the breakpoint, a useful consideration for bowlers who need to fine-tune reaction on evolving lane conditions. The ball generated significant hooking potential in the backend, with testers noting it “stood up the quickest” among the balls tested, delivering aggressive pin action and demonstrating reliable carry through multiple strike attempts.
Comparative analysis showed the Vengeance occupying an interesting middle ground within 900 Global’s symmetric solid lineup. While not positioned as a top-tier reactive solid, the ball proved versatile enough for tournament play, with testers expressing confidence in its ability to maintain control when moving left into fresh oil or transitioning lanes. One notable observation: the ball’s motion allowed bowlers more margin for error compared to smoother-reading alternatives, a significant advantage when adjusting on the fly during competition. Testers indicated they would confidently reach for this ball in challenging oil patterns, comparing its utility favorably to other premium mid-heavy offerings in the market. The Vengeance delivered predictable, dependable performance without surprise downlane behavior: exactly what medium-heavy oil bowlers typically need.
Who Is This Ball For?
The 900 Global Vengeance is ideally suited for competitive bowlers who regularly encounter medium-heavy oil conditions and need a reliable symmetric solid that reads the lane earlier without sacrificing control. Tournament players and serious league bowlers who value confidence in their equipment will appreciate its aggressive backend reaction and forgiving margin for error. This ball works particularly well for bowlers who like to play straighter lines or who face lane transition, as its early pickup allows for natural movement into the pocket without requiring excessive rev rates or dramatic hand adjustments.
This is not an entry-level ball, nor is it the strongest option in 900 Global’s arsenal, making it perfect for intermediate-to-advanced bowlers who have developed consistent release mechanics and understand how to work with reactive coverstock equipment. Bowlers preparing for sport patterns or tournament conditions who want a step down from the heaviest oil-conditions equipment will find the Vengeance strikes the right balance between power and manageability. At $174.95, it represents reasonable value for a solid-coverstock tournament tool that delivers performance without breaking the bank.
The Pros
- • Blast AI core with .055 diff, powerful symmetric
- • Compared favorably against Storm Bionic and Motiv Evoke
- • Strong on medium-heavy house shots
The Cons
- • Single colorway (Grey): less exciting look
- • Solid coverstock requires maintenance
Who Is This Ball For?
The 900 Global Vengeance brings .055 differential Blast AI core to destroy house shots, competing with Storm Bionic at $174.95. Video reviews inside.
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Bowlers Say
Bowlers say the Vengeance is one of the strongest symmetrical solids available, offering exceptional control and predictability on medium-heavy to heavy oil conditions. They praise its ability to read the midlane early while maintaining strong backend continuation without overreaction. Tournament bowlers especially appreciate its consistent, controllable motion from fresh oil through transition.
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Strong, Controllable, and liable is the way I would describe this ball. Digs through the oil, easily predicable, and goes through the pins with ease. This ball has earned a spot in my tournament bag, don’t miss out!
TESTING ENVIRONMENT Type: Lakes Bowl House Shot BALL: 900 Global Vengeance Coverstock: RB91 Solid Cover Core: : Blast A.I. Core Finish: 2000 Grit RG: 2.48 (14 Pounds) Differential: 0.056 (14 Pounds) MB/PSA: NA (14 Pounds) ME: Right-Handed Tweener Speed: 14-15 mph Rev Rate: 220 PAP: 5 7/16 Right 1/8 Down Layout: 45x4x30 900 Global says “The oil didn’t get lighter. Your ball choice just got smarter. The Vengeance was built for medium–heavy to heavy oil conditions, delivering strength without overreaction. This all-new core and cover combination produces one of the most dynamic symmetrical balls in 900 Global history, creating a readable, confident shape that holds up from the first frame to the last. It picks up in the mid-lane, stays smooth as the lanes transition, and still finishes with purpose downlane. Strong enough to start league. Stable and predictable enough to last. Engineered for medium/heavy–heavy oil. Surprisingly good at everything else.” Now onto my review portion of this ball. When we drilled this ball up I was asked if I wanted to hit the surface? My PSO threw his the night before and as a strong ball he felt his was a tad slower. I wanted to see what the ball looked like on the fresh. It looked good and I really wanted to throw it up against the Transformer. The Transformer digs into the lane and is strong and allows me to use it for about one game before having to make a big move. Now with the Vengeance it too is strong but unlike the Transformer it gets through the heads very well and really starts hooking in the midlane and has a lot of pop left when it hits the pins. These two balls are both really good strong options that I feel can be in the same bag as there are two different shapes. Thanks for reading, watching, and if you like this or any of the jerseys in my videos just head over to www.IAmBowling.com and use HIRSCH at checkout for 20% off your order. This ball is available on 1/30/26 at Pin Point Pro Shop inside Lakes Bowl in Round Lake, IL or your local STORM VIP Pro Shop! #Storm #SquadRG #GoGlobal #Turbo #DrivenToBowl #PinPointProShop #3GShoes #stormbowling #iambowling #sheridanlanes #Castlelanes #LakesBowl #900global #MasenHirschBowling #teamshimmy #USBC #KenoshaYouthBowling #MatchMakerLive Check out my full ball reaction video on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onefrombills/reel/DT9jIi_ja9W/
Used it for the first time in my Thursday league and I love this ball hits the pocket very controllable.
AL, United States
My son Dylan shot 700 fresh off the press at jr league with his new 900 Global Vengeance
NY, United States
Layout: 5 x 4 x 3 Surface: 2000 abralon with added Power Edge Polish Rev Rate: 470 Tilt: 13* The brand new 900 Global Vengeance brings a brand-new core and coverstock combination. The new Blast-AI core brings a low RG and very high Differential which was similar to the discontinued Sublime Focus but is more of a single density shape which allows for better overall continuation. The main difference here is the RB 91 Solid coverstock which is the strongest coverstock seen in a Symmetrical Solid in quite some time. I was able to test this on my typical 43ft house pattern with medium volume. At the box surface of 2000 abralon, I saw pretty strong and heavy roll on the fresh. Trying to play up the lane more gave me a lot of earlier hook and was not ideal to the conditions I was on. As I started to move left with my feet, I saw a better motion because the ball didn't read up front as quickly. For me, it needs more of a left to right motion through the front of the lane to see the correct midlane motion to go through the pins. Since my house pattern is not high volume, the box surface does not allow me to have ample use of the ball with my high rev rate. I decided to then put power edge polish on the ball to see if the shine allowed me to use the ball more frequently. I was pleasantly surprised at the ball motion I saw after adding the polish. Just like the factory surface, I still had a little trouble being straighter on the fresh. The strength of the core and cover still ultimately read the fronts too much and didn't continue well. As I got into around 20 with my feet throwing around 13 to 5, my eyes lit up. Much cleaner through the front of the lane with great continuation in the backend. It gave me area left and right of target that I don't usually see with strong cores. I was able to play up 10 and see hold and I was able to throw it to 5 and it blended the lanes pretty well. As I moved further left, the ball actually got better. It continued very well again getting it to the friction at 5 or missing in to 10. Like most stronger cover balls, the ball tends to roll out or use its energy up quickly when you get far left with your feet. I had no issues here at all. The Vengeance did not start to roll out until I got to around 35 with my feet which was truly impressive. I recommend this ball more for heavier oil conditions. If you are looking for a strong overall bowling ball, this could be a good ball. It does tend to continue very well if you can get the ball through the front part of the lane. Designed for the fresh, this would be the most optimal spot for it. However, you can polish it like I did and get more overall use out of it. Adam Chase Storm Staff
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