In sports we are always told to hustle well now Roto Grip is providing a line of bowling balls that will do just that on the lanes. The Roto Grip Hustle HSB takes the renowned Hustle core which has a medium RG design and lower differential and pairs it with the VTC-H18 (Versatile Traction Control-Hybrid 18) coverstock then is finished with a 1500-grit polish. This combination offers a smooth earlier midlane motion, with more stability down lane, and with more traction and is best on light to medium oil conditions.
Do you still produce the Roto grip Hectic bowling ball a if not what ball you produce would take its place?
6/13/2019 - By WayneThe Hectic was discontinued but the closest option to this would be the following items: https://www.bowling.com/shopping/all/bowling-balls/all?brand=19&lane-conditions=71&coverstock=52&finish=37
6/14/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffHow does this ball hsb compare with 3tp
11/5/2019 - By No OneThe only difference is the coverstock. The 3TP has the VTC-P18 Pearl Reactive cover and the HSB has the VTC-H18 Hybrid. Pearl coverstocks go longer on the lanes so the 3TP may go a little longer than the HSB.
11/6/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staffis the blue hustle a symmetrical ball
1/10/2020 - By bakersrNed 8 paund this ball
2/25/2020 - By WalterThe lightest weight they make for this ball is 10lbs. If you needed an 8lb reactive bowling ball then you could try one of these: https://www.bowling.com/shopping/all/bowling-balls/all?weight=3&performance=1
2/26/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staffwhats the main difference between the hsb and the iq emerald
4/30/2020 - By curtisThe IQ Emerald is listed in the upper mid performance category and is rated for medium oil only so the features of this ball will be stronger than the features of the HSB. The HSB is a mid performance ball for medium to lighter oil.
5/1/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staff
