HammerBlack Widow 2.0 Hybrid Bowling Ball

Great price, love the look of it, works for my son’s bowling style. Highly suggest this.

Moved to Delaware so there’s not much to do. Bought this because online it said it’s good for putting a spin on it. I’ve always wanted to do that. Sadly, if you give a bad carpenter good tools he’s still a bad carpenter. That’s how it went with the ball. Oh, and I had to get fingers drilled at local alley. Completely no idea what I was doing buying this. But it’s pretty dope!

Grandson, 7th grade, loves the ball.

First new ball in 25 plus years. I bowled on a men's commercial league in the mid 90's. My average then was 148....I haven't bowled for about 15 years now. I have had this ball since its release...my average is now 185. This ball in incredible! I picked the 15 pound because I'm now 52 years old...let's face it, my back isn't what it used to be. This thing hooks like crazy, but is also controllable enough to come up the back and get a pretty straight roll out of it also. VERY HAPPY WITH THIS BALL! My first ball up until I bought the Black Widow hybrid was a Brunswick Mica Reactive Zone...it was great but this Widow blows it out of the water!

I’m a left handed bowler, who on the advice of the local pro-shop tech went on the search for a good hybrid ball. I chose the Black Widow based primarily on the Amazon reviews. I’m happy to report after a full year of use (summer and winter league with three tournaments) this has become my primary ball. The rev rate is a little better than my hard ball and the good pin action makes my oft shots off the markmuch more forgiving.

I like the way it look and the way it feels on my hand. It's easy to get used to rolling with it. My average has gone up since I have started bowling with it.

I just recently got this ball (six days ago). Since using it, I have noticed a positive impact on my game. I use 10 lb house balls and this 13 lb that has been drilled for my fingers doesn't strain my arm more, but delivers much more pin striking power in the racks. Allows me to get much more hook than a house ball, but I feel like I am in control of my throw still, mostly at least LOL

Have yours drilled for down-lane hook, stand on the 40 board, walk toward the 12 board, let it roll off the tips of your fingers and watch it drive through the pins for strike after strike. I never saw such a ball. It’s amazing. Takes a bit to get used to and it hooks so much that at first, you won’t be able to keep it on your side of the head pin. Move left, 5 boards at a time and walk toward your mark, otherwise the reach will be too much. Best price anywhere on the Internet.A followup—after a few months of sailing this ball down the lanes, it soaks up oil pretty quickly so you need to have your bowling center cook that out for you every 200 games. You also need to resurface it with 1,500 grit Siaair and Crown compound. Was surprised how much this restored the ball to brand new.