Layout 55 x 5 x 45
The New RST X2 is the pearl counterpart to the popular RST X1. The X2 delivers exactly what you expect. Cleaner in the front with a more angular backend than the X1. Not only does this ball look great going down the lane, it also performs great on the lanes. This is really good ball for the transition after the X1 or a ball down from a UFO or even the UFO Alert. The X2 delivers stronger midlane motion while providing that great angular backend. On a THS, this ball can be great on the fresh if the pattern has some extra friction or as a game 2 or game 3 ball depending on your style. On Sport Patterns for me, this ball handles the higher volumes of oil on medium to longer patterns. The X2 is slightly stronger midlane and more continuous motion than the Nuclear Cell.
Adam Chase
Storm Staff
United States
Storm Andrew Aug 15, 2021
After the success of the RST X1 it was natural to compliment it with the pearl RST X2. The RST X2 is cleaner and more angular than the original RST. We see plenty of shape down lane with the pearl cover. Additionally, the X2 is more overall than the UC2. The X2 will play well on a variety of conditions from sport to house. If you were a fan of the Astro Physix this will be comprable although a tad stronger.
As the lanes transition and begin to hook early we have 2 new options with the Hustles; the solid and the pearl. If the back ends are crisp the solid will come into play to slow the ball down and control the back end. When a more skid/flip reaction is necessary the pearl could be utilized. The high rg low differential on these balls will provide plenty of control when there is a ton of overall hook on the lane front to back.
United States
Roto Grips newest HP4 Clean Asymmetric option is the brand new RST X-2! This features the eTrax Pearl Reactive Coverstock wrapped around the RST Core (Roto Star Tour Core)! This is the Pearl version of the RST X-1 on the heavier lane conditions!
Mine is drilled pin over my bridge with the Mass Bias close to my thumb! This ball motion wise reminds me of a Hy-Road Pearl just asymmetric with that clean motion through the lane with a good angle down lane but not to much down lane! Recently had success with this RST X-2 right after my Zen Master and UFO was to early this ball got through the early friction and created tremendous entry angle with good hitting power!
Head over to Dave’s World Of Bowling on 8/27/21 and get yours for a ball with tremendous down lane motion for heavier lane conditions!
United States
Great compliment to the X1. Perfectly fits right behind it. Overall stronger and a little sooner then my UC2. Reminds me a lot of one of my all time favorites the Astro Physix.
United States
Casey Murphy Aug 25, 2021
Orientation: Right Handed
Rev Rate: 400 RPM
Speed: 16-17 MPH
PAP: 4 ½ over and ½ up
Location: Enterprise Park Lanes, Springfield MO
Pattern: High Volume THS
VLS Layout:
Layout 2: 4 ½ x 4 x 4 1/8 (pin below bridge)
My X1 created a motion I’ve never seen before. I couldn’t throw it a ton though because it was SUPER strong.
My X2 is clean and creates that same reaction on much less volume. That means I can use it a TON more than I was able to use the X1. My X2 is pin down and it creates a LOT of backend motion. I can throw it to the friction for days and it comes off the spot easily and strong. It’s that same X1 motion just 5 feet further down the lane, which makes it much more usable.
United States
RST X-2:
The RST X-2 features the eTrax Plus Pearl cover and the RST asymmetric Core. The numbers on the RST core are 2.53 RG, .053 diff and a .016 intermediate diff.
My X-2 is drilled 5” x 4” with a 2” pin buffer. Right off the bat you can see that the X-2 is much cleaner than the X-1. Where the X-1 was very strong in the front part of the lane, the X-2 is the opposite. It floats very easily through the front and when it reads friction it makes a fast, strong shape down lane. If you are a player who likes to get in and throw it to the dry, the RST X-2 is a winner.
United States
The RST X-2 features the newly adjusted etrax plus pearl coverstock and rst or roto star tour asymmetric core. Angel’s layout is the same as always, 5 x 3 ½ x 3 ½, that puts the pin above the bridge and kicks the psa out a couple inches, my layout is 4 ¾ x 3 ½ x 3 ½, which puts the pin in my ring finger and kicks the psa out a bit further. eTrax plus pearl is a bit earlier and slower than the base etrax cover on the Rubicon UC2, but still offers a lot of length up front and boom down lane. The asymmetric rst core is medium strength for an asym, not quite a mild asym like the Tensor core in the Incite or the Rondure core in the Rubicon’s, but not as strong as something like the RAD4 core in the Code series or the Atomic core in the PhysiX series. It comes in at a 2.53 rg, .053 differential, and an .016 split or intermediate differential in 15 pounds, and it creates a very round and continuous motion on the lanes that has plenty of torque without being too early or aggressive. The X2 is a great compliment to the X1, as it shapes virtually identically, just being longer and quicker as well as a couple boards weaker. For ratings, I’ve got the RST X2 at an 8 for hook, a 7 for length, and a 9 for backend strength.
United States
RST X2
eTrax Pearl Cover
1500 Polished
RG: 2:53 Differential: 0.053
PSA .016
Drilling: 40 X 4 X 50
The New RST X2 by Roto Grip is finally here. This is going to be a good fit in the Roto Grip Line up. The eTrax pearl cover allow the X2 to be a little cleaner then the X1 but with good backend motion and continuation. The X2 will be a good ball to switch to when the lanes start to break down and you needing something to go a little longer but still have a strong backend motion. The RX2 is not as angular as the UC2 which gives good versatility to the Roto Grip line up.
United States
Curtiss Rasnic Sep 9, 2021
The RST-X2 is the new pearl version of the successful RST-X1. he RST X-2 features the newly adjusted etrax plus pearl coverstock with the Roto Star Tour Asymmetrical Core. This ball compliments the solid version so so well. As soon as the RST-X1 starts hook a little too early in the mid lane, this is the go to ball for me. It gets down the lane so well, so clean, and very strong on the end. For me, I knocked the shine off with a 4000 pad to see if control the backend reaction a bit. It took the surface adjustment very well, and now I have a very controlled backend response but still very strong. When the lanes start to break down and open up a bit, this will be a great ball to move left and get it to the dry.
United States
The RST X-2 is the newest asymmetrical pearl from Roto Grip. For me, this ball gives me the strong reaction of the RST X-1, just further down lane because of the clean cover. The RST X-2 is similar to the Dark Code and Rubicon UC2, but gets down lane further before starting to hook, and is more angular than both of these balls. In my YouTube ball review, you will see that the RST X-2 pops harder off the spot than the Rubicon UC2.
When I first saw the RST X-2 I thought it looked like a Hy-Road Pearl. This ball will be really good when you want to open the lane up and still get hook in the back. It has been really good for me already in this league season!
Trevor Roberts
2016 PBA Southern Regional Rookie Of The Year
Storm Products / Turbo 2n1 Grips / Bowlifi Staff Member
Right Handed
Rev Rate: 400
Speed: 16
PAP: 5 1/2 up 13/16
United States
Kris Mueller Sep 19, 2021
Drilled 55x5-1/2x40 at 3000. Throwing this ball on a typical house shot it rolls like a symmetrical ball it is super clean through the fronts and mids and is continuous through the pins. Really excited to throw this on some of the challenge shots. The rst-x2 will compliment the dark code when you need something cleaner down the lane.
Kris mueller
900 global staff
United States
The Roto Grip RST X-2 is one of the latest additions to the HP4 line at Roto Grip. After the X-1 was released with it’s hybrid coverstock and new Roto Star Tour core, our wizards in Utah crated a very similar ball with an update pearl coverstock (e-Trax) in the X-2. With an RG coming in at 2.53 and differential at .053, the X-2 is a perfect compliment to the X-1, UFO Alert, and Reality. I’ve found a lot of success when using the X-2 after lanes transition and patterns stretch. The X-2 has become a staple in my bag and is a perfect ball to use when needing more entry angle and a faster response time.
I’ve drilled one X-2 so far and think it rolls great. I mapped it as 5 x 4.5 x 80. This puts the pin above my bridge and the mass bias just to the right of my thumb. Also, I lightly scratched the surface with a 3000 pad to take some of the box-shine off. With still having an asymmetrical core, it still fights through oil in the middle of the lane but provides a quicker response time off friction down lane. I’ve seen multiple types of players have success with the X-2 and it should be the next ball you drill to compliment your UFO Alert or Reality!
United States
Shaun Ciesielski Oct 3, 2021
The Roto Grip RST-X2 is the perfect complement to the original RST X-1. X-1 was your earlier roll for oil, X-2 is the skid flip version. My X-1 was my benchmark go to ball, now I have something that I can go to when the fronts dry up and need the length with same backend motion. I drilled mine 5.5x4x2. I just love the length and backend motion from the ETrax+ pearl reactive coverstock. This HP4 line ball is an asymmetric ball with the RST X-1 core. This was the same motion feel of the X-1 just later downlane, strong yet predictable motion. Compared to the UFO Alert its more length and more angle. Hitting Power is great like every Roto Grip Ball I’ve thrown. I found the best line to play is stand left and just throw right. My PAP is 5-1/8 and 1/8 up. Usually around 15-16mph, I’d probably be classified between a tweener and a cranker.
United States
Timothy Lindley Oct 24, 2021
Like the reviews that I've seen on YouTube, the ball is long/clean all the way to the break point on a 42' Stonestreet pattern, our typical house shot. Then the ball really takes off with round continuous motion. It's not whippy or jerky at all. Been throwing it behind my OG UFO. Not saying that they compliment each other but once the track gets worn for me the X2 takes over from there
United States
60 x 4 1/2 x 30 on the layout
Axis point is 4 7/16 over and 3/8 up. Revrate in the upper 300s, ball speed between 15 and 16 mph. I typically like to start at 15 on a typical house shot and migrate in from there.
Initial reaction...Roto has been doing a great job with color combos. The color of this ball pops off the shelf and looks very nice going down the lane!
On to the review:
I drilled a UFO Alert with a weaker/smoother layout, which works really well for me on the fresh at my home center but once the snow starts flying, I needed something with similar length but just a touch sharper off the spot. This ball does exactly that! Starting with the UFO Alert at 15 board at the arrows, it was laboring entering the pocket. I switched to this bad boy and I was ripping the 10 out time after time. Going left, it just seemed to pick up more and more steam! Sometimes, getting too far left with pearls leads to over/under looks but I was able to use this for 3 straight games during league with zero lack of performance.
If you are looking for something to get around the corner a little harder, this ball will certainly do the trick. Go out and drill one today!
United States
C-Mart Storm Oct 13, 2021
Bowlers Info: RH tweener, PAP 4-1/2 x 7/8 up, 365 RPM, 17* of Axis tilt, 60* of Axis Rotation
Ball Layout: 40 x 5 x 50
Finish: OOB
Given the popularity of the X-1 it was inevitable that the pearl version was going to come out with the X-2. I used my usual pin over bridge, CG kicked right layout to see how this would complement not only my X-1, but see how different it was to the Rubicon UC2. For me, the X-2 and UC2 are very similar but with some distinct differences. The UC2, for me, is more angular and faster off the spot and has more of the hockey stick motion. The X-2 is earlier and stronger with a bit more control with great continuation. I decided to hit the X-2 with some surface just to widen the gap a bit and now I feel I have it dialed in when transition requires me to move in but still need something to read the mid-lanes sooner than the UC2. Go check out the Roto Grip X-2 as I believe you will really enjoy this house shot killer!
Chris Martinez
Storm Amateur Staff
www.stormbowling.com
United States
Style – stroker
Speed – 14 MPH
Layout – 5.5 x 3.5 x 2.75
PAP 5 7/8 over and 3/8 up
Condition – house patterns
Surfaces – HPL and Pro Lane
A great deal of anticipation for this release from my end. Had a tremendous amount of success with the RST X1. Loved the shape the cover and core provided on the X1. The same core added to the eTrax Pearl cover provides another super continuous shape for my ball roll. The ball for me is receptive to hand position changes and should appeal to a wide range of bowling styles on multiple patterns.
Ball was super clean through the fronts on a worn HPL surface with a big puddle in the middle. As the night progressed, I had to get out of that portion of the lane and didn’t have enough hand to stay in the puddle and get it around the corner. I don’t think higher rev rates would have any trouble getting it to turn the corner.
On the newer Pro Lane surface, it was nice on the fresh until carry-down hit. While I could still get the ball to the pocket, I left several 10 pins. Again, my rev rate wasn’t enough to get it through the pins.
For houses with lower volume patterns, I think pretty much anyone could use this ball. Higher volume houses you’d need to wait until the lanes transition before getting into this ball. Lower rev rate players might have issues getting it to pick up and higher rev players might have issues controlling the break point on fresh conditions.
As with all bowling balls there is a time and place to use each one of them. For me, it’s just going to be after the lanes transition some. But this ball is versatile enough to keep you in play for longer windows and should be a nice addition to any bowlers bag.
United States
Roto Grip RSTX-2
50 x 4 x 70
This ball is absolutely incredible! In my opinion this is one of the most special balls that has come out this year! It is one of the cleanest balls we make and is sideways off the spot. For me, I've struggled late block was balls being a little too rolly off of the spot. This ball has more than exceeded my expectations. My favorite ball is the Zen, this ball is the perfect compliment! It gets down the lane easier and further and comes off of it just as hard! This is one of the 2 best balls on the market, everyone needs this ball!
United States
Layout: 4.5 x 4 x 2.5 (pin up)
Review: This ball goes with me everywhere! Some balls hit the pocket with a thud and some balls crunch the pocket. This ball is a cruncher! Super easy down the lane and a hard but controllable move on the backend. When this thing hits the pins they just disappear into the back of the pit with a head turning audible vengeance. I drilled the X-2 with the same layout as my Dark Code, UC2 and UFO Alert. The X-2 cover is cleaner than the UC2 and UFO Alert with more continuation and angularity than both of those. The X-2 just runs over the 5 pin and keeps trucking like it wasn’t even there. When compared to the dark Code, the X-2 has the ability to play from anywhere on the lane. Even when I have to move deep inside, the X-2 kicks the corner pins out easily when the others wanted to go a little more forward off the spot. Although I can’t use the X-2 the first game, I have used it 4 times in the 3rd game of each set. 300, 268, 258, 300. Every style bowler can use this ball. Whether you throw the ball up the first arrow or the 5th arrow, the X-2 carries everything. If you don’t have one of these, I’m not sure what you’re waiting for. I drilled a 2nd one today.
Ron D’Ambrosio
Storm Amateur Staff
#StormNation #SquadRG #900Global
United States
Casey Mattingly Oct 21, 2021
I had a lot of success with the X1. For me I kind of saw the X1 as an asymmetrical Phaze2. Similarly I kind of see the RST-X2 as an Asymmetrical Phaze3. I see this ball being cleaner than any other asymmetrical pearl across the brands with strong/controllable movement down lane. I actually wasn’t a huge fan of this ball out of the box, BUT when I cracked the cover with a 3000 pad, this ball came to life. The straight pearl cover with no additives on the X2 is great for higher friction surfaces like wood or HPL’s.
Layout- 50x5x30 or 5x4x2
Balls that are currently in the bag:
Zen- 50x4.25x65
UFO Alert-50x5x65
Dark Code- 50x4.25x65
Trend 2- 50x5x30
United States
Jason Hollingsworth Oct 22, 2021
RST X-2. The perfect compliment to the popular RTS X-1. Featuring the new eTrax PLUS Pearl cover wrapped around the RST Core, the RST X-2 gives you extra length with a more angular entry to the pocket. This is the perfect ball for when the front part of the lane isn’t fresh, or you are looking to move left as the lanes break down while still needing overall hook and a strong ball. The RST X-2 is very strong when it makes it’s transition down lane, so its better suited for patterns and conditions that have slightly more oil or length of oil on the lane.
Jason Hollingsworth
#StormNation
United States
The Roto Grip RST X-2 features a brand new ETRAX Plus Pearl reactive coverstock with the Roto Star Asymmetric Core. The X-2 has a medium RG of 2.53 a high differential of 0.053 and a low intermediate differential of 0.016. To bring this all together, the eTrax coverstock is the most responsive coverstock down lane created to date by Roto Grip combined with the Roto Star core gives you a more aggressive and responsive than the Rubicon UC2 or the Idol Synergy. The X-2 is going to give you a true reactive response on a variety of conditions by easily clearing the front of the lane while responding to the friction downlane.
The layout chosen was a 15 x 3 3/4 by 45 which will give the ball a smooth reaction shape which changes direction the least, best when controlling the pocket and on wet/dry patterns we see on house shots or sport when they become cliffed.
I did a ball comparison to the Roto Grip RST X-1, Storm Dark Code and 900 Global Zen on a 42 ft house shot pattern at Pin Station Lanes.
First up is the Roto Grip RST X-1. The RST X-1 with the same core but with the Microtrax hybrid coverstock gives you that blend of continuous smooth motion through the midlane then you see how the Roto Star Tour asymmetric core comes together with a very round shape dowlane. The X-2 compared to the X-1 you will see its more continuous through the midlane but has more pop on the backend then the X-1. So basically when you start leaving the flat 10 switch to the RST X-2 to get the 10 out.
Next is the Storm Dark Code, the Dark Code has REX Coverstock which is a combination of the NEX with R2S. The Storm Dark Code is very smooth and continuous through the heads and midlane and saves all of its energy for the backend. The RST X-2 is stronger than the dark code by several boards.
The last ball in the comparison portion of the video is the 900 Global Zen. The 900 Global Zen featuring the Meditate core is is continuous and smooth through the fronts but when its sees friction it takes off. You will see here I kept on moving 4 and 2 left to see which ball out hooks the other and the Zen won once I got really deep inside. But this comparison shows you just how strong and versatile both balls are.
In my bag, Zen, RST X-1, the X-2, the Storm Dark Code, then the Hyroad Pearl.
United States
Chase Valenzuela Oct 26, 2021
This ball is a great combination of clean and controllable. It's really clean down the line but isn't snappy or unpredictable. This compliments the RST-X1 very well while still being very strong, and is a great option for leagues or tournaments.
United States
this ball reminds me of the storm astro physix, this ball is very clean through the fronts and very continuous down lane, for me this ball rolls very good on house shots and longer patterns when i need the ball to be quicker off the spot,
United States
Brian Watson Nov 17, 2021
The new ball in the HP4 Line from Roto Grip is the RST-X2 . The X-1 has been a very good ball and very successful in the bowling market. So Utah came out with the pearl version. I drilled mine 5.25.x5.x4.5 pin down. With the eTrax PLUS Pearl Reactive, man that ball is clean! For an asymmetrical ball X-2 gets down the lane very easily.
With that being said it does store some energy and has a good response to the friction.
But with the RST Core its still controllable motion and not as angular as say a UC2.
So if your backends are pretty clean and the UC2 is a little too sharp then X-2 would be a good ball to use. Roto grip has some very good Asymmetrical's in the line today with each one providing a different shape.
Brian Watson
Pro Shop Staff
PAP - 4 1/8
Speed -16-17
Tilt - 17
RPM - 400
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United States
The RST X2 is by far the cleanest asym pearl I have ever thrown. As such, the X2 really bridges the gap nicely between our stronger pearl symmetrical balls and our stronger slower asym pearl balls. For instance, if you have a Halo Pearl or a Parallax Effect that just wont corner hard enough, but your Idol Pearl or Axiom Pearl isn't quite strong enough, the X2 will be perfect. I personally have my X2 at box finish because it rolls well for me, but I have sanded it significantly on higher friction surfaces where we were bowling on longer patterns. The combination of the clean cover and surface allowed me to clear the front on the higher friction surface, but didn't miss the midlane because of the surface of the cover. It's an all around versatile piece that all players should have in their bag.
United States
I loved my RSTx1 for a big asymmetrical was super excited for the pearl and was not disappointed in the Rstx2. This ball takes over where the RSTX1 leaves off. When the RSTX1 slows up and losses that kick and drive down land que the RSTX2. For a asymmetrical pearl this ball gets down lane clean and motion in the backend is quick but controllable loving this new ball definite fit in my bag
United States
Zach Shoff
900 Global Staff Member
BowlerMAXX Pro Shop Staff Member
Right-Handed
Rev Rate: 350
Speed: 15mph
PAP: 4 Over & 3/4 Up
You need a ball that is strong in the mid-lane but also come off the spot hard. This is how I describe this ball. With my slower ball speed, I must start deep to be able to play with this ball on a standard house shot but when I compete on a challenge/sport shot that is heavy oil this ball is coming with me. It just doesn’t stop turning. For a ball that picks up early it never loses energy down lane when entering the pocket. Also, in my bag there is no ball that throws pins around more than this ball!
United States
Rick Mitchell Dec 1, 2021
Roto Grip RST X*2 - Layout: 50 x 7 x 50 - 1500 grit polished
Ball test conditions: Practiced on 44ft THS on SPL and 46ft THS on older HPL
The next evolution in ASY cores have gotten a new and exciting addition -- The RST X*2 !!!
After drilling two different laid out RST X*1s, I leaned towards drilling a longer pin to PAP for the X*2. So with that approach to layout, surface of the panels and patterns, I went for my first ever 7 inch P2P layout. Well, the ball retained a huge amount of energy, super clean in the middle and near the end of the pattern and a sweet angle into the pocket with attacking the pattern with open and closed angles. I was skeptical that having a longer than 6 inch pin would cause the ball to not have any recovery, but it was surprisingly strong with a good strong reaction. The roll reminded me of the Hyper Cell with a little weaker reaction. Will be a great replacement for bowlers looking to replace the Hyper Cells, UC2s, or Idol Pearls.
United States
Hey everyone, I'm back with another ball review, and this time it's for the Roto Grip RST-X2 and in 15 pounds this ball is wrapped in the eTrax PLUS Pearl coverstock and comes at 1500-grit polish with an RG of 2.53, Diff of .053 and A MB of .016 with a layout of 4X4X2
It is very easy to say how pleased I am with this ball. If you had thrown the original RST-X1 the X2 is everything that ball is and with the pearl cover you get that clean motion in the heads. A great ball for that medium to heavy oil condition. The X1 and X2 are a great combo and I can see where both balls will fit within the same bag.
BOWLER STYLE: RH - Power Stroker Rev Rate: 320 Ball Speed: 15-16 PAP: 4 7/8 right 5/8 up.
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Brian Hirsch
United States
Anthony Wiegand Dec 13, 2021
After instantly falling in love with my RST X-1 it was a no brainer punching up the RST X-2. This is the big asymmetrical pearl i was looking for in the bag. This ball gets through the mids with snap of the spot. Being that it is asymmetrical when you miss a little in the ball still digs in and drives through the pocket. If you're looking for a house shot killer look no further than the RST X-2. Get to your local pro shop and put your favorite layout on this and you will be off to the races.
United States
The RST-X1 has been a staple in my current league bag as well as tournament. It’s been lights out on most patterns for me. I’m very happy that they made a Pearl Reactive known as the RST-X2.
Sometimes I have to shy away from asymmetric bowling balls because they tend to get a little to tumbley for me and roll out. This series allows me to stay confident with my shots along with moving left.
The RST-X2 is going to be able to get you farther down lane then the X1 but coming hard off the spot allowing you to still get great carry.
This ball is going to be my house shot killer I can tell you that much. I always start with my X1 so now I can transition to this when the ball picks up a bit to early.
canada
How goes everyone just here to post a quick ball review on the roto grip RSTx-2,first off cant belive how clean this ball is threw the fronts and the down lane reaction with tons of pop down lane ,ive always been a fan of pearl symmetrical bowling balls but after throwing this rstx2 wow,i really like the original and this is a great add to it,super easy to make the ball change off the original rst after seeing the rst loose a bit of down lane reaction its a no brainer to go to the pearl.Great and durable etrax pearl cover put on this bowling ball that's going to last a long time,This one is probably one of the best asymmetrical roto grip balls ive liked in a long time not saying I didn't like the other ones just the shape and overall ball reaction this gives me is just that good.
canada
1st thing I noticed is how clean but responsive this was too friction, it didn’t jump off the spot it blended it extremely well. For an asym pearl to do that is special. It means this ball is extremely versatile. I hit the cover with 3000 and it definitely made this ball more controllable and better when my angles got steeper! IMHO a must have
United States
Hey y'all..... Stefanie Johnson here. This ball is a MUST HAVE in your arsenal if you're looking for a piece that allows you to open up your angles for when the heads may be a little burnt. I can always trust that it's going to make the recovery down lane and still drive through the pins!
United States
Bought the ball after watching many reviews and let me tell you this ball does not disappoint. When it hooks it hooks and the sound it makes when it hits the pocket is like an explosion. 3.5 in pin perfect length and hook. Sometimes it does over hook. You can hit it with 3000 or 2000 to smooth it out but i like it the way it is. Compliments my fire quantum perfectly. When the quantum ishooking to much grab the x2 and move inside!! Love this ball
FL, United States
This ball is an absolute beast. It's the perfect go to pearl. I LOVE my Altered Reality, but the RSTX2 being a little weaker allows for more room for error.
United States
Very good bowling ball with a skid flip reaction. Bowlersmart is the go to for all bowling supplies.
Nebraska, United States
