Faball 3D Offset Super Hook Bowling Ball

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Line3D Offset
ColorRed
CoverstockReactive
Core2-piece Asymmeterical
RG
Differential
Intermediate Diffn/a
Factory finishMatte
Weights10 thru 16lbs
Cleared USBCYes

4 Reviews

  • Bergy21

    Posted by Bergy21 on Feb 23rd 2008

    Picked up a mint condition, single drill 15lb. Super Hook last year. Span so close to mine, after new slug and inserts, ball is still a single drill! Pin next to ring, cg kicked out, HOT spot right of thumb. Strong drill gets the ball into a smooth roll through the heads and a nice (not big) midlane move with a controlled backend. Classic Faball hit and carry on par with every Faball 3-D ball I've ever owned/used including the High-Rev, Maxxx, and Pearl Offset. Have heard the Super Hook was a turd before I got this one. Don't believe it! Probably a rumor generated by people who wanted these gems all to themselves! Very rare ball to find, so if it was so bad, why aren't there more out there? If you ever get a chance to land one of these, don't hesitate! Highly recommended

  • 300bwlr

    Posted by 300bwlr on Oct 16th 2006

    My wife actually uses this ball and I can not get her to get rid of it. She averages 180-185 and also has a Storm Passion. Her highest sets have all been bowled with this ball. We bowl in 3 different houses (in different surrounding cities) all with wood lanes and she consistently scores with this hammer. She puts a good roll on a ball, sometimes accuracy is an issue but she keeps a constant speed (about 15). She even seems to score well on synthetic lanes when we go to tournament. Old but not forgotten. To bad we can not find her another one, this one is is pretty battered.

  • GB300

    Posted by GB300 on Jan 17th 2003

    I started throwing this one in 1997. The 3-D Offset Violet Hammer was all the rage back then but this one handled the heavier oil a little better. When it was new, it went pretty long with a real hard arc to the pocket. The past couple of years, it has lost some of its punch on the back end but it still works pretty good for medium conditions or heavier conditions with dry backends. You need to put this one away when the heads start to dry up. I can't complain too much about this ball. After all, I shot my first 300 with this one in May 2002.<s

  • YouthRevsAlot

    Posted by YouthRevsAlot on Feb 11th 2002

    I bought it for $30 bucks used, took it to the pro shop, got it redrilled for $25. So I only paid $55 bucks for it and for that it's a great ball. Got it drilled with the pin northeast of the ring finger, with 1 oz. of side weight, yup ridin the legality line. Tried it out at league, shot 210, 231 and lost everything the last game and shot 144. Consistency at its greatest. I was easily able to get it out to about the 10 and come back and kill the pocket. Awesome ball, but you need to get better at splits before you buy one.