Faball 3D Offset Super Flip Bowling Ball

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Hammer Offset Technology to the next level. Vibrant Blue with Mica Neoflex ER Reactive Urethane coverstock. High level Density Upper Flip Block. Super transition from skid to roll on light to medium oil. Later, sharper breakpoint turns the corner harder. Factory Polished Gloss Finish.
Line3D Offset
ColorBlue
CoverstockReactive
Core2-piece Asymmeterical
RGLow
DifferentialHigh
Intermediate Diffn/a
Factory finishPolished
Weights10 thru 16lbs
Cleared USBCYes

4 Reviews

  • Dr. Strikenheimer

    Posted by Dr. Strikenheimer on Feb 17th 2005

    I picked this up lightly used to compliment my 3D Violet Offset. It is the perect ball to go to once the lanes dry out a little, usually by the third game. Ball has a 3 1/2 inch pin and I layed it out leverage with the pin next to and half an inch above my ring finger, with the CG pushed about 25-30 degrees and the Mass Bias (HOT) slightly right of my tumb. This ball is a fantastic performer, I was throwing it between the 2nd and 3rd arrows out to about 5-7 and just letting it swing back into the pocket with great results. It clears the heads great and reads the midlane very well, once it hits the drier backends it makes a strong yet controlled move to the pocket. It cuts through any carrydown with ease and is never "squirty". The last two weeks in league I went to this ball about halfway through the 2nd game and just kept on striking. I threw a 217, 232 to finish up last night. It is ironic that in this era of stronger and stronger equipment I seem to be getting better results wit

  • g_thing

    Posted by g_thing on Jul 2nd 2003

    I had doubts on this ball and finally got one. Drilled leveraged. On drier lanes, the ball is too strong. Gotta put some speed on the ball and flatten the hand or break the wrist because this monster comes back with reckless abandon!! With oil and more, slow the ball down and watch it skid...and then turn. Just like exiting off the hiway. Nice arcing turn. With a little more speed, ball does snap quite a bit. Leaves some nasty washouts. Overall, a most pleasant surprise to say the least. If you have the chance to get one and it's in nice condition, go for it. The powder blue leaves a little to be desired in terms of getting in touch with your feminine side, but looks don't matter when the ball has the Hammer name on it!! Hammer on!

  • Connor2

    Posted by Connor2 on Mar 7th 2003

    This ball still hits like a hammer. Its my last resort type ball when nothing else works. I know I have well over a few thousand games on it, but It has never been resurfaced or plugged, and it still rolls great. High game = 299 with this ball and a 779 series. It will be a long time still before I dont carry this ball. It goes a little long and makes a good turn, but it hits soo hard. It does move good in oil, but its better for burnt up lanes. For anyone who is curious it is also a great backup ball.

  • Vasfinest

    Posted by Vasfinest on Nov 25th 2002

    This ball is old reliable. I decided to post a review because it has been coming out of the bag for the second and third game a lot lately. It is always money when in the pocket. The ball gives me a very good pin action. I highly reccommend this ball for a new fingertip bowler. I bought this ball because the high -rev was sold out at the time and I have not had a single complaint with this ball ever since. At 17 I rolled a 753 with this "relic". That is what the guys at the house call the ball, but when we find ourselves taking all 8 I really don't hear much then.