I had put a deposit down on a Pivot Point 2 weeks ago, but decided the Pivot would be more for me.  Went to go pick it up on Friday and the shop offered me a better deal on a Disorder, so I jumped at it.  Man am I glad I did.

I wanted the Disorder to get some midlane roll and continue on through to the pocket, and it does just that.  In 3 games I only left 1 tuckenfenpin.... just one, and I was around the pocket the whole set.  That's an accomplishment for me, having just come back to bowling after about 4 years away and having to re-tool my game due to physical illness.

I was playing between the first and second arrows.  Didn't have much belly room.  Basically a rocket to the pocket with a set-up and turn to the pocket.

The ball was really shaking 'em up on the light hits.  I think this is what impressed me the most.

The heavy roll that it gets reminds me of my old Champions Green Dragon from way back when. 

I will be keeping it in it's out of the box finish at least for now.  I don't put a lot of revs on the ball, I have moderate speed, and the shot at our local house is really oily right now.  It's pairs up really nicely with my Cyclone, which gets pretty long and turns left.

Anyways, really happy with it.

The Disorder is indeed a very heavy rolling ball for my style (old-school stroker).
It has a lower diff core. For me, this ball is condition specific. It works best if
I need to play up the boards. It is not a ball that I can push right. It is also
a great ball to use on some of the fresh, flatter patterns where breakpoint control is critical.  It is by no means a big "boomer"-type ball in my hands.

The Disorder is one of the better bowling balls that doesn't get enough attention. I used mine on the USBC Singles pattern in Reno, and wish I had taken it out sooner.
 
If the Disorder had a bolt etched on the side, it would be a huge seller. I don't know if there is a better ball available at it's price point.

Would like to see Columbia incorporate the Bend It Pearl coverstock (Vow) on a future release.

Just got one...second drill. Modified RICO.

Averaging 235 with it for the first 8 games. Feel like I have the entire building. Only at the end of the first 6 game block did I feel i had chased it too far to the inside and did not have enough to get it off the spot aggressively enough to carry...perhaps it is just because I am old...

Games of 246,257,262,233,215,181,257,228...

Wish I could buy a couple more and go with some additional drillings...

Which leaves me asking the following?

Why does it seem Ebonite only puts out solids and hybrids and Columbia only puts out hybrids and pearls anymore? Maybe it is just me....Why not a complete line within each manufacturer?

Must make too much sense, I guess....

Solid advice from. Charlest