Roto Grip Gem Bowling Ball Review – Two Different Layouts

Today we are reviewing the ALL NEW Roto Grip Gem! This is the newest asymmetrical solid offered by Roto Grip!

Roto Grip Gem Bowling Ball

Brilliant. Extraordinary. Magnificent. Call it what you will, but we prefer to call this beauty exactly what it is, a GEM™. Not only will its breathtakingly good looks mesmerize your competition, but its overall performance will as well thanks to the inner treasure known as the Defiant™ LRG Core – (the lowest RG asymmetrical core Roto Grip has ever created.) Which means this is by far the fastest revving asymmetrical core we have ever produced.

And well, we couldn’t just stop there, so we wrapped this monstrosity of a core with the most aggressive solid coverstock we make known as MicroTrax™ Solid Reactive. Making this ball dazzle on those Heavier Oil Conditions.

DEFIANT LRG CORE
Sometimes evolution can spark new life into technology from yesteryear. Such is the case with our latest introduction to the HP4 Line of balls. With recent more in-depth studies of flare migration and core tendencies we circled the wagons back to the Defiant Series of bowling balls which featured a core ahead of its time regarding flare migration in order to create a longer constant motion. Upon further review and testing, we found that by altering the composite of this core shape, we were able to create the fastest revving, strongest continuing, lowest RG asymmetrical core we have ever offered in the history of ever now known as the DEFIANTâ„¢ LRG CORE.

MICROTRAXâ„¢ COVERSTOCK
The MicroTrax (Micro Nanoparticle Traction) Coverstock offers the optimum balance of midlane traction and responsiveness to friction thanks the blend of nanoparticles throughout the coverstock. This formulation maintains its surface profile texture longer to ensure you get maximum performance while displacing oil at an above average rate compared to other coverstock materials on the market today.

Coverstock Name: MicroTrax Solid Reactive
Coverstock Style: Solid
Coverstock Type: Reactive
Weight Block: Defiant LRG Core
Core Type: Asymmetrical
Color: Citrine/Ruby/Amethyst
Finish 1500: 2000 Grit Abralon
Finish Method Can be Polished OR Can be Sanded More
Durometer 73-75 on D-Scale
Flare Potential High
Weights 12 – 16 lbs.

RG: 2.47
DIFF: .053
PSA: .016

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2 thoughts on “Roto Grip Gem Bowling Ball Review – Two Different Layouts

  1. John says:

    Looking to invest in a new ball. I am currently bowling with the Roto Grip Halo pearl. Undecided on what ball to buy; interested in the Roto Grip hem and Storm nova; both strong balls, which one is the better choice?

  2. David sawyer says:

    Currently have a stinger and a surge. Also have a deep freeze. Looking to replace the deep freeze. Any suggestions. Dryier alleys!

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