Have you noticed that Roto's never seem to receive a negative review? Is that cool or what! On this site the only bowling balls that seem to receive negatives of late have been The One and The Big One...and that for dying. Roto's rarely seem to have anyone complaining of that. I think I saw one review mentioning that for one ball, but still...that's pretty good I would think. This was just something I noticed. Hope Roto keeps up the good work!

Chuck

I still like my Silver Streak Particle it doesn't hook a whole lot, like it did at first but it still gives me great traction on longer heavier patterns.
For the first 75 games my RS-X was the best ball I've ever owned.  Now its pretty much dead and I take great care of my equipment.  It's the first ball I've owned thats died.  That's why I've been leary of returning to RotoGrip.

99% of the time it's not a bad ball it's operator error or driller error and some one trying to use a ball out of it's element. I know I've done this twice and the last time is with my Battle tried to use it in a house where they just don't put out a shot that is conducive to that balls strengths even though I tried many cover stock tweaks. For me it is just to condition specific but if I can say one thing the battle just rolls down hill on the right condition I'm sure that nothing can touch it.
As for maintenance go to the Roto Grip site and use thier advice it is the best way to treat your equipment no matter the manufacturer.
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X's for show, /'s for dough
ROTO GRIP  KING OF THEM ALL

Edited on 6/18/2006 10:15 AM