Brunswick TZone Indigo Swirl Bowling Ball (14-Pounds)

It’s a plastic ball. It goes straight like it should.

After spending many Sundays after a night of bowling nursing a sore elbow I decided to pick up a 14 lbs ball and have it drilled for my hand instead of the 16 lbs house ball. First things first, this ball looks great! Under normal lighting and black lights this thing is an eye grabber, the ball with drilled with no issues and after ten games I am throwing a consistent 30-40 pins higher a game. I really have nothing bad to say about it, I bought a bag and shoes to go with it and am now comforted in only bowling in my own germs.Pick one up, worst case scenario is you don't like it and you donate it or sell it.I love it.

I like the weight and color. I need holes drilled so I can use it for the next bowling league.

Bought this item, as a christmas gift for my son. He loves the way it looks and is just the right weight for him (14 lbs.). He can't wait to use it. He loves the color combination.

House shot/League bowler. 2 finger style, but more of a tweener than a cranker. But i got this to use as a spare ball or super dry lanes and it's perfect for that need. It goes long and really doesn't move until it gets through the oil.

Ball is exactly what I wanted.

Just had the ball drilled this weekend. This is my first spare ball, but I have been having a lot of trouble picking the 10 pin with my strike ball(16lb). Rolled 2 games right after drilling and strictly went after the 10 pin. Once I found the mark that was comfortable for me I was all over it! I have a high rev rate so if I were to throw this as a strike ball I can get it to curve a little, but for the most part this ball goes very straight. I picked this up in 14lbs.

The ball was a gift for my grandson, who competes on a high school team. He's a beginner, but he told me that he likes it.