Roto Grip Hustle X-Ray Bowling Ball 15 lb
- Hustle Core
- VTC reactive cover
- 3-piece construction
- 15lb, slate and black
- 1 Year Manufacturer warranty
Updated 5 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
An approachable reactive ball for a newer bowler or anyone needing a lighter-oil option. Strong bowlers on heavy oil will want more cover.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. ProductDome earns a commission when you buy through links on this page.
ASIN: B0CYHYTXHXCategory: Bowling Balls
Overview
A simple core paired with a reactive cover gives the Roto Grip Hustle a gentle, predictable motion. The series is aimed at everyone, from a first ball to a lighter-oil piece in a pro's bag.
An easy-to-read reaction makes it a good step up from a plastic house ball. On heavy oil it will not provide enough traction.
Who it's for
Made for casual and developing bowlers, and for experienced players who want a mild ball. Heavy oil specialists need a stronger cover.
Pros and cons
- Easy to control
- Good first reactive ball
- Fits lighter oil
- Too weak for heavy oil
- Core specs not given
- Drilling not mentioned
Performance notes
The reactive cover adds hook over a plastic ball, while the mild core holds the shape smooth. Lighter oil lets the ball read the lane without over-hooking.
Specifications
| Brand | Roto Grip |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 15lb |
| Construction & materials | |
| Construction Type | 3-piece |
| Color | Slate/Black |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |
| Other details | |
| Core | Hustle Core |
| Coverstock | VTC Solid Reactive |
Frequently asked questions
What weight is this Roto Grip Hustle X-Ray?
15lb.
Is the Hustle X-Ray good as a first ball?
The listing says the Hustle series works for anyone, including those buying their very first ball.
Which oil suits the Hustle X-Ray?
The listing points to lighter oil conditions.