a friend of mine says the triumph tnt is good ball. if i were you i would get that one.

Hammer Bowler, I have heard not so good things about the warp zone from pro shops in my area, but I completely forgot about the attack, but I don't know how easy it would be to get.

Excalibur:I completely forgot about the animal! I have heard that is a great ball!
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Storm need more YELLOW and ORANGE balls!

Edited on 7/7/2004 0:54 AM

Why not a Triple Xtreme?
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The Bowlers Alley
you can roll the dice until they call your bluff
but you can't win until you're not afraid to lose

The ultimate inferno seems to work well for me with a 120 drilling.
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The engine roared as the front wheel left the pavement. The squirrel screamed in anger. The Valkyrie screamed in ecstasy. I screamed in…well…I just plain screamed.

or wait a bit for the intense inferno...

for a columbia ball, surely the throttle-on would be a better choice than the alter ego?  Their website claims more hook in oil AND backend for the throttle-on.
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Am-1337-o

Edited on 7/7/2004 10:22 AM

Edited on 7/7/2004 10:22 AM

I agree. The super carbide bomb is a FANTASTIC oil ball. It'll hook lots of boards when an Ultimate inferno will hook a few.
HOWEVER - UNLESS YOU KNOW THAT YOUR SHOT IS EXTREMELY HEAVY OIL, don't bother. Because on anything less than REALLY HEAVY oil, this ball will burn out. And that's a lot of $$ for something that burns out.

I got it because I bowl a lot of tournaments across a large geographical area. What I consider oily in my area is considered dry a couple of hundred miles north of here. So - if you are absolutely sure, the SCB is a great choice. If you're not positive, or you're talking about a "heavy oil" league shot, the Ultimate Inferno would be a better choice.
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All things are difficult
before they are easy.
---- Thomas Fuller