Hammer Bowling Gear
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 Reviews
Reviewed: Monday, Aug 11, 2025
Reviewer: Bri from Arizona
Damn good ball
I only bowl on house shots and I learned to really like the ball. I don’t have the best form, and for the same reason, I had to train a fair bit to be able to use this ball. So for two weeks, I really didn’t like it, however, I love the skid flip nature of it so much. I don’t know if I ever hit Brooklyn and didn’t strike.
Reviewed: Monday, Aug 4, 2025
Reviewer: Nick from KC
Dry Lane Monster
Dry lane monster. When this ball hits some friction it hooks a lot.
Reviewed: Friday, Aug 1, 2025
Reviewer: Bob Newman from Pacifica
Hammer Hazmat Pearl
The Hammer Hazmat Pearl is pretty strong overall especially for a ball with a pearl cover. It picks up in the mids and is more forward than angular in my opinion. That can be good on flatter shots where an angular ball would have more potential to split. It does pick up in the oil where some other pearls might not. The Hazmat pearl does hit hard for sure. Not a bad piece to have in the arsenal.
