The Brunswick True Motion is another throwback bowling ball. This ball uses the same urethane formula that was used for the Rhino line of bowling balls starting back in 1988. This vintage coverstock is paired with the modern Magnitude 035 Low Diff symmetrical core and features Brunswick's exclusive DynamiCore outer core material. The True Motion was designed to offer the control, consistency, and smoothness that bowlers expect of a urethane bowling ball. The reaction of this ball on dry to oily, short and flat oil patterns is good length with mid-lane and backend traction and awesome pin carry.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
This ball will help anyone have a better chance to roll big games with changing lane conditions. Well worth the money.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Very smooth and controllable, hits hard and drives through the pin deck. Easy to be consistent. I could even rev it up and slow it down a bit to get a more aggressive hook from 5-10 board.
I’m close to buying this ball. I don’t understand what drilling to get. What is recommended for this ball? I’m left handed. I want to know what to tell my driller.
11/14/2017 - By Budmanwhats the difference Pitch black and True motion
6/10/2019 - By 2hand guywhich ball is better I'm true Brunswick guy true motion Vs. the Purple hammer
8/16/2019 - By totoI cannot say one ball is better than another but the difference would be that the Brunswick True Motion looks to be a little stronger over all. The duller finish helps it grip a little more than the Hammer Purple Pearl Urethane. Both are suited for lighter oil conditions and will have a very smooth reaction like a traditional urethane ball would.
8/16/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffWood this ball be good throw 8 to 9 miles
12/21/2019 - By RayThis ball has a duller finish and it will have a smooth gradual hook down the lane on lighter oil. It is designed to have a weaker hook but if you throw 8-9 mph then you may have to use this in more medium to heavy oil. I think it may roll out too early if you were to use this in lighter oil.
3/11/2020 - By Bowling.Com StaffWood this ball be good throw 8 to 9 miles
12/22/2019 - By RayThis ball has a duller finish and it will have a smooth gradual hook down the lane on lighter oil. It is designed to have a weaker hook but if you throw 8-9 mph then you may have to use this in more medium to heavy oil. I think it may roll out too early if you were to use this in lighter oil.
12/24/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffFlare potential ??
2/20/2020 - By BobIn 15lbs this ball has the RG Diff rated at 0.035. This will tell you the flare potential. The higher this number, the more flare potential the weight block gives. Also, Brunswick has their own rating system and this is rated at a 35 on their scale.
2/25/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staff
