The Best 3 Ball Arsenal for Bowling Tournaments? Hammer Envy Series Explained.
Mike Flanagan from Inside Bowling reviews the @HammerBowling Envy Tour, Envy Tour Pearl, & Extreme Envy Bowling balls on a 43ft high volume house condition with a 9:1 ratio. Mike explains how he thinks these three bowling balls compliment each other very well and is a great start to a tournament arsenal.
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That pattern looks like the modified McFlabberwoozie as used in the 1974 Rumble in Reykjavik tournament. Good review Mike!
They actually took the time machine to the future and saw this pattern build and created it with a squirt gun. Good catch!
Awesome review brother.. just getting back into bowling. You actually pulled my 8 year old son in the booth in Kokomo last year and I’m a huge fan of yours. I have to go buy a ball today I was going to get the pearl IQ from storm.. but now I might go with that chrome hammer if he has it . Man I need to put this up or I’ll end up buying the whole shop
Thanks Jason. I remember him in the booth. Great kid. Enjoy your new bowling ball.
Cool video talk tech bowling bowling ball
Envy Tour pearl is a sleeper. The Envy Tour gets so much attention, the pearl is even better and more versatile
The Pearl definitely responds to oil a lot stronger.