I like to be brand loyal to keep my arsenal simple to do my adjustments in the lane. I'm loyal and a staffer with Radical. I was with them before they got with Brunswick and have only drilled my Torrid Elite since they moved to Brunswick. What a difference in covers. The Torrid Elite is very strong imo and have to get used to the difference between the 900global covers, which are more calm and tame. I'm getting ready to order my staff balls and can't wait to drill everything. I love my slants currently.

Well, I am very partial to Storm/Roto Grip.  It gives me the versatility of both brands with down lane coverage and mid lane read.  Can't go wrong The Bowlers Company

For me it has been Brunswick. When I first started bowling The Sapphire Zone was the ball everyone had. Every since then I have had a lot of success using the equipment.

I've used a lot of stuff over the years and still try other brands regularly when something catches my eye. There are a lot of great companies. For me with Brunswick/DV8/Radical I have been very happy and will continue to use them as my primary brand of choice.

I like Storm and Roto Grip the most.  Those 2 brands have fit my game the best and give me a lot of versatility.

Now, even though I throw Storm/RG the most now, I will try balls from Track, Hammer and Ebonite periodically.  The Track 505T using the Shuttle Core has been a very good match for me on medium oil.  Out of my EBI arsenal, that was the only ball I kept.

The Brick and the Vital Energy were ok.  The 919C was more condition specific than I wanted.  However, on the right patterns, it was tough to beat.  But because these 3 were not as versatile, I decided to sell those off.  One of my long time friends bought these and they match up with his game really well.

At some point, I'm thinking of trying some 900 Global/Seismic or potentially some Motiv stuff to see what they can do.

ROTO GRIP has been my choice now for over 2 years. Since I have stuck with Roto my game has improved. I had a 19 year drought for a 300 game, not anymore 3 -- 300's this past season - all with ROTO GRIP. I did use Track  when they were made in San Antonio. I also tried Columbia, and some Ebonite pieces.But after I started to use Roto Grip I found out that they match up with my game very well, so why mess with something that works, I love the roll and the hit I get with them. I am looking forward to the winter season with plenty of confidence and of course I will add some new Roto Grip balls to my arsenal. ROTO GRIP own it!

For now my plan is to stick with Roto with a few storm pieces thrown in. I tried Track and Brunswick with hit and miss results. ROTO in general has given me the best look over the past 4 years.

My brand of choice is Elite. 

With the exception of the polyester Visionary Gargoyle that I use for spares, I found that Elite balls match up to my game wonderfully.  Prior to that, I had thrown Roto Grip, Storm, Ebonite, Visionary, and Track.  In switching to Elite equipment, it took my game to another level, and paired up good with me when making adjustments on the lane.  Today I am primarily using the Rev Terror, Rev Fugitive, Elite Alien Abduction, Elite Orion, and Elite Insanity.  Soon, will pick of the Elite Espionage, and probably the Pegasus which is an Elite ball, but branded under Bowlersparadise.com.

I was glad when the company came down to earth on the pricing some years ago.  When their equipment first came out, one of the biggest turn offs was the pricing.  In my opinion, this is probably why more people decided to stay away from them.  Years ago I was very loyal to Visionary and would throw nothing but that.  I think my primary reason for doing that was just to be different.  However, the equipment really did not match up to my game no matter how I had stuff drilled up.  Had to step away from that mentality and go with what worked.  Thank goodness for Elite.