I used to post on this board about 6 years ago.  I bowled on leagues back in college, but haven't bowled much since then.  Recently I've gotten interested in bowling again and am thinking about bowling leagues again for my company's team.  I've pretty much lost touch with what's going on with bowling ball technology in the last 6 years and was hoping you guys might be able to help me out.  I used to really like Storm stuff and the Eraser was my favorite ball ever.  Unfortunately I don't have it anymore, so I'm going to need a new ball.  I'm looking for something with the most versatility since I'm not going to get a bunch of different balls.  I think the conditions I'll be facing the most will be medium to heavy oil.  I'd classify myself as a stroker, medium speed, medium axis rotation.  I can't remember the term, but my track runs directly next to my finger holes, so I'm definitely not a spinner.  That's all I can think of for now.  I'd appreciate any suggestions.  Thanks.

I would also suggest a Hy-Road, but I would probably have the surface changed to 4000 if you get one.  It will work better on more conditions, which is good, especially if you're not looking to get more than 1 ball.

I have mine at 4000 with the pin below the ring, and for the past few weeks since I've gotten it, it's the only ball I have used at 3 different houses with 3 different conditions and performed well at each.

I would highly suggest it to anyone.
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Well since I gotta be different I would suggest a gravity shift very versatile takes to changes well and I have yet to find a shot I couldnt score on with the ball. But like everyone else said the hyroad is a wonderful ball and I would recommend it as well.

Thanks for the suggestions.  The Hy-Road looks interesting.  Is it a hybrid of solid and pearl in the same ball?  What do you guys think about the Virtual Gravity?  Is it too much of a monster to be versatile?  I was thinking if I drilled it for length it might work ok.

All of the current Storm line up is excellent.  I'd vote for the HyRoad too it is an extremely versatile ball and can take coverstock changes to suit anyone.  The reviews in Bowling This Month or Bowlers Journal magazines can give you more helpful details.  

My HyRoad is drilled to get length and reads the midlane and moves strong to clear the pindeck.  It has a hybrid coverstock that allows me to get a consistent response on light oil to heavy oil.  

In my opinion, any of the balls in the Road series (T-Road solid, T-Road Pearl and now the Hyroad) are great balls and won't break the bank.  The Rapid Fire solid and the Rapid Fire pearl would also be good choices.  If you are looking for real aggressive options, the Virtual Gravity or the Gravity Shift may be what you're looking for.

The eraser was my favorite ball back then, but that was when I was bowling on natural wood lanes with pretty light oil.  I live in a different city now and it seems like most of the houses use a lot more oil than what I used to deal with.  The Rapid Fire solid is looking pretty good to me.  I'm leaning more towards a solid anyway since they're more versatile for surface changes.