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Reviews by Kristen Ruzicka

Roto Grip Cell

Roto Grip Cell Pearl

Roto Grip Grand Illusion

Roto Grip Grand Illusion X-Blem

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Roto Grip Cell
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5

About the Bowler

League Average:
207
PAP:
4 1/2" over 3/4"
Ball Speed:
Medium
Style:
Tweener
Bowling Hand:
Right Handed
Sport Shot Average:
184
I like having a heaviy oil ball. It is easier to control with the heavy oil, but when it start to jump on me I know to switch to something else.

My Cell is laid out with a 4”x 4” mass bias layout. I have the most success with the Cell on longer and heavier patterns. The ball starts rolling early and is very controllable down lane on harder conditions. Bowling on a normal house shot the ball starts up too early for me and makes it hard to control.

When the lanes are tighter, this is the ball I choose. I would recommend this ball to anyone that needs more hook on heavier conditions.

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I am very happy with all my RotoGrip equipment this year and can’t wait to see what they come out with next.
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Roto Grip Cell Pearl
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5

About the Bowler

League Average:
207
PAP:
4 1/2" over 3/4"
Ball Speed:
Medium
Style:
Tweener
Bowling Hand:
Right Handed
Sport Shot Average:
184
I won my first College Tournament with is ball. I really like this ball because it plays up second arrow which is where I like to play most of the time. I know when it is time to switch to another ball when it jumps to much.



My Cell Pearl is laid out with 5” x 3” mass bias layout. I first used my Cell Pearl on a 39 foot house shot at our home center. This ball is perfect for medium oil lanes. Nice for any house shot. It gives me a strong reaction from all parts of the lane. I feel like I have a very big margin for error with this ball.



On heavier oil, it seems to go a bit too long and not finish as well. On most other conditions, it gives me the best look of anything in my bag. I highly recommend this ball for all kinds of medium conditions.





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I am very happy with all my RotoGrip equipment this year and can’t wait to see what they come out with next.


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Roto Grip Grand Illusion
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5

About the Bowler

League Average:
207
PAP:
4 1/2" over 3/4"
Ball Speed:
Medium
Style:
Tweener
Bowling Hand:
Right Handed
Sport Shot Average:
184
I like having a ball that holds in the middle when there is not oil left on the lane.

My Grand Illusion is laid out with a 3 ¾” x 3 ¾” stacked layout, with a weight hole 2 ¼” below my axis on the VAL. The first time I used the Grand illusion was on a broken down house pattern at our home center. It reads the lane sooner than my Cell Pearl but overall hooks less. This ball gives me a smoother, more controlled reaction compared to my Cell balls.

My Grand Illusion is a few boards weaker overall than my Cell Pearl. The backend reaction is much smoother and not as flippy. I would recommend this ball for when the lanes are drier and you need to control your hook downlane.

I am very happy with all my RotoGrip equipment this year and can’t wait to see what they come out with next.
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Roto Grip Grand Illusion X-Blem
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5

About the Bowler

League Average:
207
PAP:
4 1/2" over 3/4"
Ball Speed:
Medium
Style:
Tweener
Bowling Hand:
Right Handed
Sport Shot Average:
184
This ball is really nice and easy to work with because there is a lot of hold in the middle, which is nice when the lanes are dry and there is not a lot of oil on the lanes.

My Grand Illusion is laid out with a 3 ¾” x 3 ¾” stacked layout, with a weight hole 2 ¼” below my axis on the VAL. The first time I used the Grand illusion was on a broken down house pattern at our home center. It reads the lane sooner than my Cell Pearl but overall hooks less. This ball gives me a smoother, more controlled reaction compared to my Cell balls

My Grand Illusion is a few boards weaker overall than my Cell Pearl. The backend reaction is much smoother and not as flippy. I would recommend this ball for when the lanes are drier and you need to control your hook downlane.

I am very happy with all my RotoGrip equipment this year and can’t wait to see what they come out with next.


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