I have the KR Strikeforce Royal Flush model and it is a few years old, very durable, high quality, and no issues with it at all. Thinking this is season number 5 with it. Would recommend them to anyone looking for something similar.

I have the KR Strikeforce Royal Flush model and it is a few years old, very durable, high quality, and no issues with it at all. Thinking this is season number 5 with it. Would recommend them to anyone looking for something similar.

+++    I was going to give my input but mine would have read exactly the same.
You can't go wrong with a royal flush.

I got rid of the 3 ball roller and went with a 2 ball and a 2 ball tote. Biggest reason is the 3 baller was a pain to get in and out of the trunk with a sore back. I'll never go back to 3.

+1; I am using a 2 ball roller and a shoulder bag for the third ball. At my senior status, much easier to handle.

Don't know who manufactures it but, the 900 Global 3 ball bag is built like am tank.
I have had mine for 5+ years and it is still like new considering I bowl 2-3 leagues a year and 1-2 practice sessions a week.
I bought it because it was one of the few if not the only ( don't remember) that had storage compartments on both sides of the bag.  Plus it came with an accessory pouch mounted by Velcro in the front of the bag.  The zipper are very heavy duty and not once have they stopped zippering. The real plus was dual wheels on roller bearings which makes the bag virtually unable to tip sideways when rolling it.
Bottom line, best 3 ball roller I ever had (still have it).

I would go with the Apex. The dual wheels on each side are really, really nice. Haven't used that bag in particular but my brother has the 4x4 roller with them and you can tell the difference. Should be even more stable with a 3-ball roller instead of a 4-ball slim roller.