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Roto Grip TNT
Roto Grip has engineered the TNT upper-mid performance bowling ball to offer more torque and more power than previous low RG symmetrical balls. The core and cover combination on this ball create an explosive reaction, as the name suggests. This ball introduces the Torpex core which places the Torque Sphere just above the mid-point of the core. This design creates a low RG and a high differential which results in more motion and more continuation through the pins. The coverstock on this ball is the proven eTrax PLUS Solid Reactive. This coverstock provides more grip and response to friction while still offering ease through the beginning of the lane and ultimately more forgiveness on medium to medium/heavy oil.
- Color: Amber/Fire/Blaze Orange
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Core: Torpex
- Coverstock: eTrax PLUS Solid Reactive
- Hook Potential: High
- Finish: 2000-grit Abralon
- RG: 2.47 (for 15# ball)
- Differential: 0.052 (for 15# ball)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Medium to Medium/Heavy Oil
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: RGBBMRNT
- Product ID: 14260
- Brand: Roto Grip
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: Upper Mid-Performance Balls
Customer Questions & Answers | Reviews
Question:
Will this ball have more backend then fatal venom.
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How does the tnt compare to the track stealth
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Answer:
Hi Steve! The 2000 grit finish on the Roto Grip TNT would cause this ball to react later on the lanes, but the Track Stealth is more aggressive and has a higher hook potential.
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Hey would you recommend this ball over a hustle?
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Hello! The Roto Grip TNT is an upper-mid perfornace ball with a solid coverstock which will react earlier and more agressive than the Roto Grip Hustle. If you are wanting a ball with more length for lighter oil lanes then the Hustle would be a great choice!
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is Is the Phaze2 bowling ball or TNT bowling ball a better compliment to the Hybid pearl bowling ball?
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The TNT and Phaze are very similar in a lot of ways but the TNT will read a little earlier while the Phaze II will read just slightly later. If your other ball was a Roto Grip Hyped Pearl then that ball was designed to have very good length so the Phaze II may be a little easier to transition from because it has just a little more length than the TNT.
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What lane condition is best for this ball? Will it be a good addition to an arsenal with the Roto Grip Gem?
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Hi JR, the Roto Grip TNT is designed to react best on Medium to Medium/Heavy Oil lane conditions and is very similar to the Roto Grip Gem. If you are looking for something to compliment the Gem, you may look at the Roto Grip Rubicon UC3 which would work well when the lanes start to break down.
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Would this be a exceptional ball with slow speed as 12-14mph
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Great question! This ball is designed to read earlier on the lanes so if you have a slower ball speed this may react too strong too early on the lanes and not finish well. You may prefer to look for a ball with better length if you have a slower ball speed so the ball can get down the lanes before hooking.
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Is this a step up from hustle 3tp
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