Designed to increase length while retaining energy longer, increasing the rev rate at the breakpoint, producing a mind boggling entry angle, resulting in amazing pin carry and scoring potential on drier lane conditions.  With this newest addition to the MoRich line, bowler's world wide will soon be ravaging the competition!  Check back for more information to be released shortly!

When I first used the Ravage, I was in a slump (shoulder pain/extension problems) and was not stroking my shot at all. I put it down trying to build my confidence back with more familiar equipment. Last month, my shoulder pain started healing so I pulled it back out. I was on a fresh condition but it was humid and the lanes were a bit unpredictable. I reverted back to my really old line... up the 7-8 board with my hand more up the back of the ball (high track, 15 mph)... WOW...

Had my first mid-600 in a while with all games within 10 pins of each other. The Ravage stayed nice and calm up the boards until it hit the pines, then started a strong arc move to the pocket... clearing the rack very nicely... with a loud crack I did not hear when trying it before. No doubt, my stroke was coming back (went from 204 to 189 in 15-20 weeks) but the ease with which I was able to get to the pocket was incredible. It did not see to react as well to side-spin on the fresh conditions... so I stayed "up the back." I look forward to continuing my comeback with it and my Raging Red Fuze (new last year, even though it is an ancient ball)... the two that seem to be the most forgiving right now... confidence IS the key!

I bought a new Ravage off ebay, 16 lb. The ball was drilled with the 3 3/8" pin sharp breakpoint drilling off the sheet. I used it on a fresh THS, on synthetics, and this is a very strong ball. It probably has the most aggressive backend of any ball I have used with this drilling. This ball tends to leave solid 8's, 9's, and splits because it flips soo hard and at such an extreme angle. I was told to take the shine off and go with a 2000 matte finish to tame it a little, but I'm going to try and learn to control it better first and see if I can't learn something. This is definitely a ball that will take some experience to use correctly, but I think it will be a potent weapon once I learn all the nuances about it.

I just received a used Morich Ravage from a guy that I bowl with and I have just had it redrilled. I have it drilled to go very long with a strong continuos back-end reaction. This ball fits my game perfectly. I throw very hard and very straight (kind of like pro bowler, Eugene McCune) this ball hits like truck. The pins do not have a chance. My bowling center just installed brand new synthetic lanes and approaches and I had been struggling with my other equipment. So I aquired this ball and an Ebonite Total NV. These two balls give me a great one-two punch on the new lanes. This ball works very well on carry-down and is usually the second ball out of my bag!
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