It all started with a single black ball called the Hammer with a urethane shell twice as thick as other bowling ball makers were using. The result? It hit harder and knocked down more pins! This was the first in a long line of no-nonsense high-performance bowling balls for serious bowlers. It's still true today. "Nothing hits like a Hammer."
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Recent Hammer Product Reviews
Reviewed: Saturday, Nov 10, 2018
Reviewer: jkaseehammer from Coatesville, PA
Hammer Web Tour Edition
I drilled this ball with the pin in the ring finger and the cg is kicked about an inch. After hearing about how great this ball for weeks I thought that I'd be let down, but I wasn't. This ball should be a staple in bowlers bags. The reaction is so smooth and the cover is conducive to all types of oil patterns. This ball is special. You can watch this ball go down lane at Tamer Bowling Reviews on YouTube.
Reviewed: Saturday, Nov 10, 2018
Reviewer: jkaseehammer from Coatesville, PA
Hammer Rip'd Pear;
I used a 65 x 5 x 45 layout on this ball which put the pin over the ring finger. First impressions of this ball is that it gives me the most back end motion out of the Rip'd series. It's not a skip flip reaction, but the ball does clear the front well, and gives a strong heavy roll reaction on the back end. This ball will be great on med/hvy oil conditions. You can watch this ball in action on Tamer Bowling Reviews on YouTube.
Reviewed: Saturday, Nov 10, 2018
Reviewer: jkaseehammer from Coatesville, PA
Hammer Web!
I used a pin down drilling on this ball. I put the pin under my finger finger. This is a strong ball! This ball really picks up in the mids and gives a continuous motion on the back end. This ball is great for conditions with more oil or bowlers that don't have a high rev rate. Bowlers with higher rev rates might need to raise the surface on the ball, depending on the conditions. You can see this ball go down the lanes at Tamer Bowling Reviews on YouTube.
