Hammer wants you to be ruthless to your competition with their Hammer Ruthless mid performance bowling ball. The combination of the Juiced Solid coverstock and 40 Watt core result in good overall ball motion with a strong reaction at the backend on medium to heavy oil conditions. This bowling ball is Carbon Fiber Infused! Carbon fiber is one of the toughest materials on earth. Hammer decided to add this material to the inner core of this ball for added strength and durability allowing them to offer an incredible 3 year warranty.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
If You Were A Fan Of The Flawless You Will Definitely Like To Get This Ball In Your Bag...Same Characteristics As The Flawless Length Down Lane And Strong Backend! This Symmetrical Bowling Ball Allows Me To Play Straighter Angles To The Pocket And Really Have A Strong Coninous Roll In The Midlane And Drive Through The Pins..Very Versatile Bowling Ball With The Core And Coverstock This Ball Is Definitely Ruthless! Visit Your Proshop Today And Order One!
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
So far I really like what I see from the new Hammer Ruthless. It picks up in the mid lane and has a strong overall hook without being jumpy. For me that means when I make a mistake there is a better chance of leaving a makeable spare instead of some crazy split. I've only used it on a house shot so far, but I can see using this on sports shots when I want to ball down from the Ebonite Futura or Columbia 300 Chaos.
Great shelf appeal, controllable ball motion
medium to shorter length patterns, medium/lighter volume patterns
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Here is my take on the new Hammer Ruthless. The new Ruthless features the 40 Watt symmetrical core wrapped by a Dark Blue/Blue/White Juiced Solid cover. Factory finish is 2000 Abralon.
My "vitals" are a 405 rev rate with a PAP of 5 9/16 over and 1/8 up. I drilled the Ruthless with an 85 x 5 ½ x 70 layout. I have used this ball at factory finish and at 4000 Abralon. I have tried the new THS and the new Kegel Tungsten pattern.
This is the "brother" ball to the Flawless that was released earlier this year. This ball has the Juiced Solid cover which does, across both patterns I threw on, allows for more overall motion compared to a Flawless. With the layout I used, the Ruthless allows me to have a more "up the boards" option because of the higher RG/lower diff core. However, the ball does show continuous recovery off of the spot. It is not the strongest ball but it is very predictable and allows me to go straighter on medium volumes/medium/shorter patterns. It is controllable like the Web series but with the higher RG, it goes a little further downlane with a little stronger motion from what I am seeing.
See your local proshop for more information about the new Ruthless by Hammer!
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
The Ruthless has a very strong arcing motion but yet gets down the lane with ease. If you are looking for a ball that is controllable yet strong in the middle of the lane the Ruthless is the piece you are looking for.
would it help a person with ball speed at11m.to 13mil
9/3/2019 - By mikeIf your rev rate is lower to match your ball speed then you could use this. However, in most cases if you speed is lower you need a ball to get down the lane better before it reacts. This ball has a duller finish to help the ball read earlier and so it would not usually work well with someone who has a slower ball speed.
9/5/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffDoes the 10 lb ball have a different core?
9/6/2019 - By JanYes most bowling balls have to adjust the weight block as you drop in weight so the 10lb ball will not have the same weight block at the higher weights over 14lbs.
9/6/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffTHE HAMMER RUSTHLESS CANT BE POLISH.
9/7/2019 - By TOP GUNYou can polish this ball to get more length if you would like but you can also check for a ball that already comes designed to read the lanes later if you need more length. This ball out-of-box would want to read earlier on the lanes with a smooth hook reaction.
9/12/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff
