They are billing the Hustle INK as a smoother, reaction-blending option for drier lanes. Cool. Could this be Roto Grip's version of a weaker !Q Tour Solid? Already went stronger with the Dare Devil Trick. If it has that kind of reaction and shape for lighter oil holy cow look out this could be a monster for certain sport shots.

Look at those core numbers for the Show Off. Pairing that with the coverstock from the No Rules is really interesting.

No Rules Exist uses the same cover as the Dare Devil Trick. Hmm... not sure if that means it's actually stronger than the original No Rules.

Quote from: NitroR2 on June 14, 2017, 01:37:40 PM

Yes but looking at it, the placed the Show Off with the No Rules original cover in the HP2 category...

This really pisses me off. It tells me A) we paid premium price for a cover now in the HP2 line or B) the ball will be so cover strong you'll have to drill many or tinker with surface to get it right. Roto has been in the groove a while, then they started making relatively blah balls until the Disturbed put them back on the map. I fee they are headed down that "meh" road again. I just may re-up with a Marvel Pearl, Phaze II, and a IQ Tour. Real balls, not this throw shit against the wall and hope it sticks method of releasing balls.

Quote from: Impending Doom on June 15, 2017, 08:44:56 AM

Hey, remember the days when a bowler would, ya know, alter his release to get a different ball reaction?  Those were the days!

You don't need a pin down between a pin up code black and a No Rules. You either need some surface changes or some damn lessons.

Nope, you can't say that. You haven't seen him bowl. He told me himself.