:)Hello all out there, I'm a 197average bowler in NKY, and 3 years ago a friend was telling me about this New company and how there balls were made by the people who made Lane Master bowling balls. I found a website that sold said balls, and I bought 2 different balls. I had them drilled up and they both never moved a lick. I changed the surface on both to get them to move some. Now I'm not here to dog out said company, but I don't want to make the same mistake again without checking all forms of social media, so I need some HELP!!!!!!! NOWWWWWW!!!! :-)
        So my question is simply this is AZO bowling balls legal at tournaments, and do they work like they say in there videos?? Thanks for the help to all out there.

My AZO Legit was manufactured at the Utah plant. Ball is as good as any other in its price point.

As far as I know they are made at the 900 global plant. Same plant that produces 900 global,storm and amf balls. The AZO legit is a pretty good piece for its price point.

I currently own about 5 AZO pieces. For me they are excellent tournament balls. I rarely use them on my house shots, but when I go to a tournament, I try to take them all. Having said that, my observations with them is they are kind of condition specific. But I still wouldn't give them up because I've won money with them in tournaments, multiple times!

I liked the Outbreak.  It was an angular solid.  Shot several decent sets with it

New Marketing pitch: AZO, the hybrid company. Storm covers, San Antonio & Utah pours, old Columbia pre-Ebonite cores.

I can see the Outbreaks being very good balls. You can wrap anything on that old Columbia 300 Rock-On core and it's going to roll well.

I wouldn't, seeing as they haven't kept their site in check
Says their account is suspended.

Just the name is back, the old company is no more.  A proshop is licensing the name to balls poured for the general public.I assume San Antonio had extra room on their manufacturing line for this.  We haven't seen balls poured for seismic, lane 1 much anymore...maybe this is where the assembly room has been being used. 

I'm interested but not at $150 a ball.  I will maybe try the outbreaks though, that price seems great for the quality..

I just bought an AZO Cheater Hybrid and had the chance to use it the last two weeks of my fall league and I was very impressed. Is it the strongest hooking ball....no....but what I got was something smooth predictable and a ball that carries like no other. The more comfortable I became with the ball the more I was able to open up the lane and see what this gem can truly do. I absolutely love this ball and I can't wait to try my Outbreak Pearl. AZO may just be my favorite ball company and if I can keep getting these balls at the prices I have been getting them on Ebay.....I will buy them all day long. Two brand new balls with great specs I paid 77.00 each and that included shipping and 40.00 to have them drilled so 117.00 for a brand new ball that costs 150.00 on the websites. I say that's one hell of a deal and a ball you won't be disappointed with.