What is your favorite bowling ball of all time?

[Theo McNair]

Which ball do you wish you still had or never want to let go of? I believe everyone has had a ball that was drilled perfect, came off their hands the right way, average increased, you name it. I personally had a Orange Pirahna that I loved. It would hold when I tug it (as always). And it would come off the ditch back to the pocket when I threw it out. Unfortunately, my ball got chewed up in the machines at AMF Union City. I opted to replace it for some strange reason with a Critical Mass. I don't remember the manufacturer for either ball but I can say I made a "critical mess" by not getting another Pirahna. Let's see which manufacturer wins this conversation. (Storm, Ebonite, Morich, Hammer, Track, Columbia, etc.) Let me know of your favorite ball.

[Gil Jimenez]

My favorite ball would probably be the Buzzsaw XL. Was my alltime bailout ball if ever I got in trouble. Could not always just grab it and strike, yet when I got in trouble that was usually got me back on the right track. I've went through 3 of them already, wish I could find a couple more new ones.....

[Allan Smith]

I am going to have to go with the Green Messanger (A.K.A. Slimer)! That ball was probably the best ball for overall lane conditions for players who play the down and in shot to the tweeners. Then with a little bit of surface maintnence, it can accomodate the crankers as well.

[Jack Taylor]

My favorite ball is and always will be the revolution ist. Cant use that ball in "PBA" competition but it is a low load particle and I shot 824 with a 299 with that ball and won more money with that ball than any other ball in my bag.

[Alan Locher]

My favorite ball was the brunswick scream R i shot my first 300 with it and then moved to 15 lb equipment from 16 lb and it was gone forever i will always remember that ball fondly

[John Smith]

By far one of the BEST balls of all time was the origional Black Hammer. Ball was great playing down and in when the lanes were wet and reacted well on drier conditions as well.

[TIM MCNAIR]

My favorite ball by far was the very first Brunswick Danger Zone. That ball was amazing to me because it set up perfect in the middle of the lanes and at the time(1996, i think) had some of the best backend movement of any ball i had. I think that was when the resin reactive craze was jumping off. I shot my first 300 game with that ball. That was my first love......in bowling equipment of course. Those were the good old days:)