O.K. I know I was the first to review this ball and said it was amazing. That was before I began running into problems. The layout I originally had was 80x2.5x40; something to get downlane with a controllable backend. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE 2.5" PIN. Mo likes to use it but it has only been inconsistent for me. The ball couldnt decide when to flip or when to slide. So the new layout I got was 80x4x30. Even with the 2nd angle at 30 degrees, it still didnt flip hard, or hook at all. So I sanded it from 4000 to 500, using all the grits in between and still couldnt get the ball to read the lane. I put 3 coats of Neo Tac Control It on it and finally I got a backend. Now the ball flips harder than any other ball I have. Works well on Jr. Gold Medium Pattern and burned up chameleon patterns. Not a bad ball if you can find the right layout. If you dont understand what the angle measures mean, go to www.morichbowling.com and read about "dual angle layout."

As I stated before I'm a stroker with med-low revs and average to above average speed. I bowl on synthetic lanes on a typical house shot and throw between the 1st and 2nd arrows usually.

I just bought this ball and subbed with it last night. I've had so much success with the LevRG that I couldn't wait to get the N'Sane. Mo did not disappoint again, I shot 714 out of the box. My pro shop guy drilled this ball a little differently for me with a forward roll type drilling in order to give me more control. I'm glad he did because this ball has monster backend. I had to throw hard all night and I was about 2-4 boards left with my feet than I stand with my polished LevRG on the same shot. Granted, my LevRG has over 100 games on it and is not quite the ball it used to be but jeez. I had to be careful not to make a mistake to the left because if I pulled it or missed left the ball would hook through the nose on the backend, even then it either carried the shot or left me with a makeable spare. Once again the carry is unbelievable. I didn't have to move all night as long as I kept my speed up, I only moved right two boards on one lane because of a little carrydown in the later games. In short, this ball (for me) has more length and more backend then the LevRG but I can't slow roll it, it will have none of that and wants to be thrown hard at least until the newness wears off and I break it in a little.

Thanks again Mo for helping make me a better bowler than I believe I deserve to be because of your technology. Ka-ching, Mo just got richer!

First off went with mo's skid flip drilling and this ball does not flip it rolls smooth and controlable it has overall less hook than my highly polished storm shift. With that said I would not change a thing I was highly supriside that I was able to go faily strait with this ball. Over all this is the best carring ball I have ever thrown. 796 (238,269,289) first night out no practice, If you like to play strait and are looking for a ball that will not over react to the dry this is the ball. If you want to cover the lane there are much better choses.

Picked ball up earlier,was drilled to recommended specs. I'm a lefty. Not enough initial reaction on oil. Brought coverstock down below 2000 and got alot more of the back end snap that this ball is supposedly known for. Broke 700 (with a 278) and I am pleased with the hitting power and carry. I would however go with the LEVRG for a stronger ball.

Never threw a MoRich (always been a Columbia 300 Man) before so I figured why not try the N-Sane LevRG.  Right hander carry averages of 211 & 218 simple down and in player. Not the best bowler but I can hold my own. This ball has got to be one of the best I ever stuck my fingers into.  Fourth game out of the box I shot my first 300 of my 44 year bowling career, then turned around 2 weeks later and put together a 756 series with a 288.  Ball doesn't over react to any lane condition, have it drilled to go long but if I set it down too soon it still holds pocket.  All you need to do is to remember to keep your speed and don't be stupid.  I Play boards ranging from the 4th to the 12 boards, strictly a down and in player.  I don't dissect the lanes and game like a lot of players do and for that matter I let my driller lay out all of my balls.  He has seen my game and I have all the faith in him when I give him a ball he know exactly how to drill it to fit my game.  This is the first MoRich but you can best believe that it won't be the last.  

Shout out to Brian Hatcher, Maximum Pro Shop, St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Credit him with helping me achieve my first goal, my "300" now onto the next.  That beloved "800" series....................

well i never used morich untill i got this ball and let me say ive never used a better ball great ball motion throughout heads and controlable to the pocket. i drilled mine the control drilling and it has a nice smooth arc to the pocket and hits like a truck and ive had at least 5 people at my home lanes use it and now they ordered them ive had this ball for a few weeks now and ive shot 8 279's a 775 and a 290. this bal is great for many conditions i bowl out if more than one house and in a pba experiance league and i can use this ball on anything from somewhat dry mixed shot lanes to the shark pattern and it works great i give it a 10. keep up the good work mo.

JAW DROPPER!

SPECS: Dual angle layout unknown angles but the idea was for lenght and flip we got it right! Box Finish.

HOUSE 1: Thin oil that is longer heavy in the center average in the track heavy on the outside, oil is not heavy  enough to support the use of a solid reactive or particle ball they just burnout before they get to the pins was using a S&A until I got N'sane when the night starts I go about 16 at the arrows wide break point 9-5 will make it back flush. N'sane has amazing lenght it just glides across the first 30 feet just flies through the heavier center oil when it touches the lighter juice in the track though it is on ball revs up and roars back just rips the rack apart and never stops revving until it comes back up on the return rack.

HOUSE 2: Brunswick synthetics, Heavy oil all around here the house recently started pulling oil off the heads and adding more to the mid lane thus killing off some backend esspecially with pearl reactives. First time with N'sane was a doubles tourney 2 games into qualifying my Seek and Destroy was getting picky I grabbed N'sane and went about 19 at the arrows 5 at the break point didn't think it was coming back was wrong as soon as the ball hit 5 she came screaming in with a vengeance murdered the pins once again it didn't stop just ran through the pins awesome continuation. HOWEVER! on the fresh shot a couple of weeks later I grabbed N'sane decided to start with it, not a good idea. Went from 12 at the arrows to about 5 at the break ball stood up and went no further

CARRY AND HITTING POWER: are amazing per Mo's usual, if it is gets close to the 1-3 its lights out messengers are flying all over. nothing stands a chance especially on light mixers pins get butchered.

OVERALL: Great addition to my arsenal it is my bench mark now it goes where I do. Amazing lenght and amazing recovery as long as the backend is clean and their is not to much head oil. if their is to much juice this ball just skates past a simple would fix it or slowing my speed but I have other equipment for that type of condition. All in all a great piece one of my favorites in the bag.
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