I have a strikeforce ducttaped heldtogether 3 ball bag currently. and i have 8 bowling balls. Definately a problem. Ive been wondering if its worth the extra cabbage to opt for a storm 6 ball bag. 240bucks...or if i should buy 2 3 ball totes by dv8 for 55bucks a pop. Thats 130less for 2 bags thatll just be an inconvenience. Im not really worried about a shoe pouch, i can rig something up on them to hold my shoes. They have nice size wheels for a cheap 3 ball bag, and look sturdy enough. Any thoughts?

2 3-Ball or a 6-Ball bag is personal preference.  6-Ball has a wide footprint, but it is more stable and it takes up less room then 2 3-ball bags, when you are at a tournament.  If you use only 3 balls for league house then take the extra 3 for tournaments, then that may be the way to go.  I use my 6-ball and take out a section for league, bringing in 4-balls.  My preference.

Personal preference.  In my opinion there's more room in the bowling center floor than there is in my car trunk.  I use tripple totes to keep me from having to lift a 4 or 6 ball bag into and out of the car...

Never, under any circumstances purchase a 6 ball bag, youll look like a total moron pulling that albatross around.

Never, under any circumstances purchase a 6 ball bag, youll look like a total moron pulling that albatross around.

Lol! Very effective use of the word "albatross," its been a minute since I've seen that word.

go with the vise 3 ball totes. i hate my 6 ball bag and takes up way too much room!

No question. Two three balls. I have a two three balls, a 6 and a 4. The 4 is ok if you want to carry 4 balls. The six.

I think my 4 ball roller takes up too much space,I can't imagine a 6 ball roller. Not to mention having to load it into the car.

My 4-ball roller takes up a lot of space (as mentioned previously, it has a wide footprint). But there are upsides:

- I only have to lift 2-balls at a time into my trunk. I can't lift 3-at-a-time without risking major back issues.
- When whipping through a concourse weaving in and out of traffic (for instance, when moving from high side to low side in a break), those 3-ball rollers are too easy to twist and roll over, which is a pain to stop and straighten out.