Brunswick T-Zone Scarlet Shadow Bowling Ball, Scarlet Shadow, 11 lb

Very well pleased with this ball. Local bowling alley shop measured my hand and drilled finger holes for $25.00. Fits great. I am 67 and never bowled much before. Have rolled several games in the last two months and am enjoying the fun and relaxation. I only roll straight balls. Am not interested in even learning to curve and hook. Rolling 150 to 170 will be good enough for me. I have no doubt the ball could do much better than that, but it will probably have to find a different owner to do so.

First let me say I am not a great bowler. But I have been in a league for the past year and finally decided it was time to get my own ball.This ball really is beautiful and has raised my average by 14 pins in the two weeks since I have got it.The negative: My very first night bowling with it my ball hit a pin laying in the gutter. When it came out there was a crack in the outer layer and a nice size chip in the ball. I am keeping an eye on it incase it gets bigger but damaging the ball in the very first game I played makes me wonder about the longevity of this ball.

My fiancé loves this ball. We had it drilled for 25 bucks at a bowling alley to fit her perfectly. A good beginner ball for someone who likes to bowl, but doesn't want to spend tons of money on the sport. Price is cheaper than in bowling alley pro shops, but the drilling fee to get it fit to your fingers might make it the same price as buying it in the shop, as they usually don't charge you for that if you buy it from them.

This is a beautiful bowling ball! Perhaps not the ideal ball for your advanced bowling league, but the perfect ball for a recreational bowler like myself. The picture does it no justice. I actually saw it in my local bowling alley through their shop window when the shop was closed- and I immediately knew I had to have it. The name "Deep Space" is incredibly appropriate, it looks as if you're holding an entire universe in your hands.It's purple and blue and very, very glittery.There are no holes in it because there are not supposed to be holes in it. You have to take it to your local bowling alley and get it drilled to fit your hand. Keep in mind that there is a charge for this, but it's worth it to have a ball that's custom fit to you.

My husband loves his new Bruswick TZone Indigo Swirl Bowling Ball. For Christmas, my son and I bought him another new bowling ball that would give him the "hook" that bowlers want / need to "bring it in!" That ball worked great. But...now he needed a ball that he could throw that would hang straight down the lane so that he could pick up those all important spares. This ball is that second ball - that ball that brings in those spares! He loves it! He's happy ergo I am happy.

I am very pleased with this ball. Having never purchased a ball online before, I was hesitant, but I can say it is beautiful and handles very well. I love the appearance and get compliments on it all the time! If you throw a fairly straight ball with little to no curve this is the ball for you.

I am using this as a spare ball, and after some practice with it, it has been great. It does what a plastic ball should - goes pretty darn straight. Depending on how and where you throw it though, you can get it to move, and I've even had some success throwing it in dry conditions as a strike ball. I was pretty surprised on how it carried through pins. My spare shooting has gone way up using a dedicated spare ball, and for the price it seems silly not to have one. There are all sorts of plastic balls, but they are basically the same, and the t-zones seem to be the cheapest. They also have a lot of great colors, and Deep Space is pretty awesome. The colors are rich, have depth and dimension, and there is a lot of sparkle to it. The only issue is carrying another ball, they get heavy!

I purchased this ball for my autistic son who loves to bowl. He picked out the color and we got it on sale. It's a beautiful color and he is in love with this ball and won't use any other ball. His game has improved with each use. It cost more to customize drill and engrave than the ball. And I saw a similar used ball for upwards of $100. It's a great buy. I hope I can find me one just as good at the same price.