Roto Grip Transform Pearl Review

What's going on, everyone? Today we're taking a look at the brand-new Roto Grip Transform. After spending some time with this ball, I can tell you it's quickly become one of my favorite options when the lanes start to transition. The first thing I noticed was just how clean it is through the front of the lane. It gets through the heads with ease, doesn't burn up a bunch of energy early, and then makes a really strong, continuous move once it sees friction. It's not one of those balls that's going to snap off the spot and leave you guessing. Instead, it gives you a very predictable motion that just keeps driving through the pins. For me, this is the ball I'm reaching for when my stronger solid starts reading too early. As soon as I have to move in and create a little more angle, the Transform gives me exactly what I'm looking for. I can open up the lane, trust that it's going to recover, and still see that continuation all the way through the deck. What really impressed me was the forgiveness. If I missed a little inside, the ball still picked up and made the corner. If I got it to the friction a touch early, it didn't jump sideways. It stayed smooth, stayed controllable, and still finished with plenty of energy. That's what makes this ball so versatile. Whether you're bowling league, a weekend tournament, or a sport shot event, the Transform gives you a reaction that's easy to read and easy to trust. It lets you stay aggressive without feeling like you're fighting the lane transition. Overall, I think Roto Grip hit a home run with the Transform. It gives you the length you want, the mid-lane stability you need, and a strong, continuous backend that keeps the pins low. If you're looking for that next step down from your big asymmetrical solid or you're just looking for a ball that handles transition exceptionally well the Transform is definitely one you need to check out. Thanks for watching! If you have any questions about the Roto Grip Transform, layouts, or whether it's the right fit for your game, drop them in the comments or stop by Pin Point Pro Shop. We'll help you find the right equipment to take your game to the next level. We'll see you on the lanes! #stormnation #pinpointproshop #iAMBowling #turbogrips #3Gshoes #getdrilledbyMatt #throwitbetter https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dad-FpshxSj/?igsh=MWlqNmlhM3Bva2N2Mw==

The Transform Pearl fills a greatly needed spot in the arsenal – strong enough to handle oil while still maintaining a strong backend reaction. In that sense, it is not too dissimilar from the original Transformer, in a way: that ball also does not hook early compared to the heavy oil monsters. The Transform Pearl is the perfect step down from the original Transformer when a cleaner ball is needed. It is best at home on medium oil conditions, though it is not allergic to oil at all. As far as where it fits in the arsenal, I find it fits perfectly between the Transformer and the pearl Gremlin.

Right Hand - 15.5 mph down lane, 335 +/-, PAP 4.75, 1/2 up. House shot at Bowlero Edmond. Layout 5x4x2 Roto Grip is once again featuring the innovative Morph-Wing with the asymmetric core but with a Pearl Reactive coverstock with nano-particles. This ball has a combination of customization, versatility, and continuation. The Transform rolled great on the medium/heavy fresh house shot. The layout allowed me the drilling to miss the Morph-Wing. However, you can drill this ball to your favorite layouts and it will work absolutely fine! Also, the colorway is on fire and looks like it on fore going downtown the lane! I feel this ball is best for bowlers looking for strong benchmark pearl and a ball for the competitive tournament bowlers that are looking for a something when the lanes begin to transition. I did roll this on a sport shot and I noticed this ball blended the wet/dry without sacrificing any recovery. The only downside I could see was that this ball may be too strong for lighter oil conditions and slower speeds. Overall, the tunable core is back! The length is clean and dependable on the latter part of the midlane and then it continues driving through the deck. This will be a go to ball once stronger solids begin to flatten and lose energy. Mike Walker Edmond, OK

If you're ready to TRANSFORM and take your game to the next level, then look no further than the all new roto grip Transform Pearl! This is perfect for bowlers who like to see the ball get through the fronts and have a ton of pop down lane. This ball is going to be a house shot monster. Ger down to your local pro shop to punch this ball up, you're gunna want to get your hands on this gem!!

TESTING ENVIRONMENT Length:43 Volume: Med-High Type THS, Sport Pattern etc. : THS COMMENTS Core: Morph‑Wing Core Cover: MicroTrax Pearl Finish: PowerEdge RG: 2.51 (15) Diff: 0.051 (15) PSA: 0.015 (15) ME: Right-Handed Tweener Speed: 12-13 mph Rev Rate: 315 Axis Tilt: 14° Axis Rotation: 74° PAP: 5 1/8 R 7/8 Up LAYOUT: Pin over Bridge 5 1/4 X 5 1/4 X 2 VLS The HP 5 line is getting its first pearl offering. The new Transform Pearl teams up the powerful Morph-Wing core with the legendary MicroTrax Pearl cover. The Nano additive gives this cover more footprint than your average Pearl cover and the Morph-Wing creates more progression than your average high-performance weight block. This ball gives you more. I tested the Transform Pearl on our House Pattern after a session of senior league. The Transformer made a believer out of me when it comes to the extra progression created by the Morph-Wing core. When the ball shape looked like it was smoothing out to the eye, the Transformer would keep coming through the pins. The Transform keeps this characteristic with a different shape. The microTrax definitely gets the two closer together which I think is an advantage. Some of the pearls are so reactive they cause the ball to get forward much quicker. The Nano additive seems to lengthen the transition slightly, but you still see the ball clear the fronts more easily than the solid cover did. The ball looked best on our long house pattern when keeping it in the oil. It would come around for me when I pushed it into the friction, but it really shined in the area that most balls would bog down. Our long pattern creates an area down-lane where most balls won't recover. It is a 12 to 1 so there's plenty of friction up the outside. This usually forces you to either get it right early or hold the breakpoint in closer to the head pin. You can see over/under throwing it right early and as I mentioned a lot of balls bog down in between those two spots. The microtrax begins the ball progressing in the heavy mid-lane oil and the morph wing continues it so you don't have to avoid the soup in the back of the pattern. This ball is going to be very good on all longer oil patterns and it still in play on medium length patterns. Lonnie Pemberton Storm Pro Shop Staff Vise Pro Shop Staff Revolutions Pro Shop