I drilled The Hustle POW and Hustle RIG to compliment my Hustle SAY/PRO's that I have. The POW was 75* x 5 x 35 while the RIG was 50 x 5 x 60 (pin in the ring finger). Both layouts compliment each other very well with the POW getting started later but in a stronger move than the RIG. The RIG is smoother and just a little earlier in it's motion off the back. I would recommend either the POW or RIG if you need more length than your SAY/PRO are giving you. These make great short length or lower volume pattern balls.

HUSTLE Pink/Onyx/White
Coverstock: Pumped Pearl
Core: Hustle
RG: 2.53
Differential: 0.030

ME: Right Handed Tweener
REV RATE: 315
Speed - 12-13 mph
Positive Axis Point: 4 7/8 Right 3/8 Up

Ball Layout: Pin under Bridge 70 X 4 7/8 X 65

Length:40 ft

Volume:Med - Broken Down

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):THS


COMMENTS

I drilled the Hustle S/A/Y and P/R/O looking for balls to use after the lanes had burned up. I was immediately suprised at how much they hooked and found they worked better for going up the lane on the fresh (P/R/O) or in the transition (S/A/Y) I was excited when I heard that a full Pearl version of the Hustle was available.

I took all 3 balls out on a lane that had plenty of traffic on it ahead of time. The P/O/W cleared the fronts beautifully and came flying back to crush the pocket. All I can say if you're thinking HP1=weak ball you have to see how this bad boy goes through the pins, wow does it hit a ton. In the same spot my PRO and SAY are 3 and 5 feet early respectively and much smoother in the backend. This had alway kept me from using the SAY on the burn because it was a bit slow to really open up the angles but Roto Grip Definitely gave me what I was looking for in the POW.

This ball is crazy clean through the front with a much more aggressive change of motion downlane. That motion allows me to open up my angles and still see the ball go through the pins. I also saw alot of forgiveness on a dry lane. The P/O/W has enough length to help save my inside shots and enough backend to get back when I really push it into the friction.

If you're looking for a clean ball with a good back-end snap for a great price this is what you're looking for.

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

LANE CONDITION

Length:39

Volume:

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):
          Hustle POW

These HP1 balls are incredible. Ok folks, can you say awesome....these balls are so good for any house shot or medium to light sport patterns. The Hustles are so smooth through the fronts and a super strong backend motion. I have gotten three of the four different Hustles and with the different layouts, I feel I actually have three totally different balls. One is real smooth with a nice ark to the pocket, the other is a little more angular and the POW is quite strong down lane. I don't think you would go wrong with any of the Hustles. Huge ball for a little money. 



Likes:Medium to light patterns

Dislikes:heavy oil


PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

What can you say? These Hustles are awesome! Great colors, performance and shelf appeal. I have everybody from beginning bowlers up to high level scratch players loving these rocks. The Hustle POW, for me, has been the go to ball for moving back in the track and playing them a bit straighter. I have slightly high ball speed and low tilt, so I need to be careful with weaker stuff loosing energy. This ball does not disappoint, great length, energy retention and hit. I recently put out a video with this ball, the Wreck'Em and the No Rules Pearl. The hit at the pin deck was impressive, to the point that if you didn't see the shot, you couldn't tell the difference between the bowling balls. I hope these balls stay around for awhile, the are great for any level of bowler and all of my customers love them! Thanks for reading and we'll see you on the lanes. #SquadRG