I'm only biased to all black equipment.

2 GB2's, Legion Solid, Rhodman, Jet Black Vibe LE, and Mission Unknown is what I'm packing in the trunk. Everything else I hoard undrilled until I hit a slump then I'll punch up one of the "uglies" to get my mojo back.

#blackballsmatter

That core won't sell. Never sold well..

comes in 14 15 and 16lbs   16lb  2.52 .054  15lb  2.57 .041  14lb  2.64  .023

Threw it last night for the first time. This ball is literally the little sibling to the Honey Badger but just as good if not better.  The Badger has that same 2-piece design seen in the HB along with the same S71 cover but in Hybrid version.  This sibling has a different set of guts though.  It is using the Lacerate Symmetric core.  Where the HB struggled in the midlane a bit for me I was able to use the Badger on the fresh out of the box and still keep moving in.  Because of this, I will be able to take my HB back to 1500 polish from 2000 by hand.  This way I can truly get that 1-2 punch needed.  The Badger still gives you that down lane motion made famous by the HB but with a bit, more midlane read.  The more I moved left the more it just wanted to keep coming.  This ball has no quit in it that I have found yet.

The Hybrid Badger is the perfect complement to the Honey Badger. The symmetrical core in the Badger produces a more arc like backend rather than the angular back end of the Honey Badger. I drilled mine 55 x 4 1/8 x 40 with a hole on my PAP 7/8 x 1 1/2. On a fresh Kegel Middle Road (39') pattern, the Badger produced a nice midlane read and a strong arcing move on the backend. On a kegel 39' challenge shot,(39', 8:1 ratio) I used the Badger after the transition. I was able to move left and open up the angle through the front to a breakpoint at 8. This ball can be either a "go to" ball after transition or a first ball for light volume fresh patterns.