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Roto Grip Winner

Roto Grip wants everyone to be a winner that is why they are introducing the Roto Grip Winner bowling ball. This ball takes the original Hotshot core and modifies it to decrease the RG and increase the differential in order to create more downlane reaction. This core is paired with the VTC-P18 Pearl reactive coverstock which maintains the balls traction all the way down the lane while storing energy for the backend. Out of the box this ball was designed to win on medium oil lanes.

Color: Red/Gold/Charcoal
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown
Coverstock: VTC-P18 Pearl Reactive
Core: Altered Hotshot Core
Finish: 1500-grit Polished
Recommended Lane Condition: Medium Oil
RG: 2.54**
Differential: 0.054**
** RG and Diff are based off of 15 lb. balls
A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
SKU: RGBBMRTW
Product ID: 11557
Brand: Roto Grip
Category: Bowling Balls
Ball Performance: Mid Performance Balls

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Customer Questions & Answers | Reviews

Question:
Is the winner anything like the marvel pearl

8/13/2018 - By Joey

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Answer:
Unfortunately, the Winner is a Mid Performance ball and the Marvel Pearl is an Upper Mid Performance ball, making the Marvel Pearl a more aggressive ball.

8/14/2018 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Is the Winner comparable to the Hectic

8/15/2018 - By Woodman

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Answer:
The only difference there is between the two bowling balls is that the Winner is for Medium oiled lanes only and the Hectic is for Dry-Medium oiled lanes.

8/16/2018 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Does the winner hook

8/19/2018 - By David

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Answer:
Yes, the Roto Grip Winner will have a hook to it.

8/20/2018 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Could it be used on dry lanes

9/3/2018 - By Vince59

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Answer:
This ball best performs on Medium oiled lanes.

9/4/2018 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Can it be ordered with a 4" pin length

10/7/2018 - By Edd

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Answer:
You can request for this information at the end of the order page int he "special comments" box.

10/8/2018 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
How does this ball compare to the Wrecker

1/25/2019 - By Korr

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Answer:
The Wrecker will be a bit more aggressive than the Winner.

1/28/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
I am a down and in bowler. Would you consider this ball an option.

4/5/2019 - By Kelly

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Answer:
Yes, this would be an excellent choice.

4/8/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Is the winner similar to the match up pearl?

7/20/2019 - By Ang2002

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Answer:
It looks like they will be very similar. The only difference is the lane conditions and grit finish.

7/23/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
The 12-pound ball has the same core as the 15-pound ball?

9/14/2019 - By JASA

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Answer:
No in the 12lb weight the weight block has to change to account for the over all weight of the ball being lighter. So the reaction will be similar but the weight block is different.

9/24/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Using a Crux Prime and wondering if the Winner would be a good step down when the oil starts to dry up a bit.

9/23/2019 - By Jack

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Answer:
Yes, the Winner is a great option to give you more length and works well in the medium oil and some lighter oil conditions. It would be a great back up option to have after the Crux Prime is getting too strong on the lanes.

9/24/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
Is the winner a asymmetric ball

11/17/2019 - By John

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Answer:
The Winner has a Symmetric weight block.

11/19/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff

Question:
In preparing to polish the ball, is it advisable to sand the ball with a 1500 grit pad and polish. For dry lanes, your thoughts in using extends polish??

1/25/2020 - By Paul

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Answer:
To get the 1500 Grit Polished finish Storm actually has a few steps. First, 500 grit abralon 30 seconds, all sides. Second, 1000 grit abralon 20 seconds all sides. Third, 2000 grit abralon 20 seconds all sides. Fourth, 4000 grit abralon 20 seconds all sides. Last, Storm Step 2 compound polished lightly for 15 seconds all sides.

1/29/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staff

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11/29/2018
By Anthony from Erie, PA

5/5 Stars

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Great Ball

This is an unbeliavble Ball for the price. It's a mid performance ball with a hook to it. Love this ball, the reaction on a medium oil house shot was perfect, I would recommend this to anyone looking for a solid mid performance ball at a solid price

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11/25/2018
By dd from ashland ohio

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great ball

great ball lot hiting power

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Question: Is the winner anything like the marvel pearl

Answer: Unfortunately, the Winner is a Mid Performance ball and the Marvel Pearl is an Upper Mid Performance ball, making the Marvel Pearl a more aggressive ball.

Question: Is the Winner comparable to the Hectic

Answer: The only difference there is between the two bowling balls is that the Winner is for Medium oiled lanes only and the Hectic is for Dry-Medium oiled lanes.

Question: Does the winner hook

Answer: Yes, the Roto Grip Winner will have a hook to it.

Question: Could it be used on dry lanes

Answer: This ball best performs on Medium oiled lanes.

Question: Can it be ordered with a 4" pin length

Answer: You can request for this information at the end of the order page int he "special comments" box.

Question: How does this ball compare to the Wrecker

Answer: The Wrecker will be a bit more aggressive than the Winner.

Question: I am a down and in bowler. Would you consider this ball an option.

Answer: Yes, this would be an excellent choice.

Question: Is the winner similar to the match up pearl?

Answer: It looks like they will be very similar. The only difference is the lane conditions and grit finish.

Question: The 12-pound ball has the same core as the 15-pound ball?

Answer: No in the 12lb weight the weight block has to change to account for the over all weight of the ball being lighter. So the reaction will be similar but the weight block is different.

Question: Using a Crux Prime and wondering if the Winner would be a good step down when the oil starts to dry up a bit.

Answer: Yes, the Winner is a great option to give you more length and works well in the medium oil and some lighter oil conditions. It would be a great back up option to have after the Crux Prime is getting too strong on the lanes.

Question: Is the winner a asymmetric ball

Answer: The Winner has a Symmetric weight block.

Question: In preparing to polish the ball, is it advisable to sand the ball with a 1500 grit pad and polish. For dry lanes, your thoughts in using extends polish??

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Question:
Is the winner anything like the marvel pearl

Answer:
Unfortunately, the Winner is a Mid Performance ball and the Marvel Pearl is an Upper Mid Performance ball, making the Marvel Pearl a more aggressive ball.

Question:
Is the Winner comparable to the Hectic

Answer:
The only difference there is between the two bowling balls is that the Winner is for Medium oiled lanes only and the Hectic is for Dry-Medium oiled lanes.

Question:
Does the winner hook

Answer:
Yes, the Roto Grip Winner will have a hook to it.

Question:
Could it be used on dry lanes

Answer:
This ball best performs on Medium oiled lanes.

Question:
Can it be ordered with a 4" pin length

Answer:
You can request for this information at the end of the order page int he "special comments" box.

Question:
How does this ball compare to the Wrecker

Answer:
The Wrecker will be a bit more aggressive than the Winner.

Question:
I am a down and in bowler. Would you consider this ball an option.

Answer:
Yes, this would be an excellent choice.

Question:
Is the winner similar to the match up pearl?

Answer:
It looks like they will be very similar. The only difference is the lane conditions and grit finish.

Question:
The 12-pound ball has the same core as the 15-pound ball?

Answer:
No in the 12lb weight the weight block has to change to account for the over all weight of the ball being lighter. So the reaction will be similar but the weight block is different.

Question:
Using a Crux Prime and wondering if the Winner would be a good step down when the oil starts to dry up a bit.

Answer:
Yes, the Winner is a great option to give you more length and works well in the medium oil and some lighter oil conditions. It would be a great back up option to have after the Crux Prime is getting too strong on the lanes.

Question:
Is the winner a asymmetric ball

Answer:
The Winner has a Symmetric weight block.

Question:
In preparing to polish the ball, is it advisable to sand the ball with a 1500 grit pad and polish. For dry lanes, your thoughts in using extends polish??