Most entry level balls are like that, minus the stuff from Roto Grip as that stuff hooks much more than it’s price point, where as only beginner bowlers really get them/most people won’t see conditions where they’d actually be usable, in a sport environment at least, means there’s no real reason to do a ball review.

You may totally disagree, but the truth is keegan was right. The vast majority of league/tournament bowlers do not care about the Rhino or any entry level ball.

At my pro shop, do you want to know how many Rhinos or Twists or Tropical Storms or even Hustles I have sold so far this season to an adult league bowler?

ZERO!

Every one I have sold has been to a beginner bowler just looking to get a ball rather than pick up a rack ball or a junior league bowler.

I am not stating this is correct and the way it should be, but this is the way it is. League bowlers want the new biggest hooking ball or the ball that will hit like a truck or the ball that will turn the corner on a dime.

All good analysis here; If I were you, another way to get the obvious conclusions on balls, is to go to YouTube, and get various’  accounts of said ball.  a sure way to analyze said ball.  Just my .002 cents.

Thanks, gentlebeings, for the input/feedback. I see the lack of product thread from a (potentia) buyer's point of view. That a certain ball is not sold in a pro shop does not say anything about its performance. And I hear a typical ignornace between the lines that "beginner balls" are not worth to be put into a "professional" bag and therefore can be ignored. IMHO a misconception, also driven by the fact that "better" balls might have a bigger sale margin and are therefore more actively marketed.
If there is no official review, noone will post one, and noone else will find this information - it's poor service and, in the end, misinformation.

All good analysis here; If I were you, another way to get the obvious conclusions on balls, is to go to YouTube, and get various’  accounts of said ball.  a sure way to analyze said ball.  Just my .002 cents.

Yep.  In fact JR Pro Shop does a comparison between 3 lower end balls on their YT channel.