Post by: admin on December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM
Mass Bias Differential: .035
60 Degree Avg. Spin Time: 4.8 seconds
Coverstock: RDX Pearl Reactive
Factory Finish: 4000 Grit
Flare Potential: Large
Differential: .052
RG: 2.482
Color: Cherry & Burgundy All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
Description: Taking Angularity to an all new level by making the strongest core in history even stronger and wrapping it around our all new RDX Pearl cover, ''Nsane LevRG offers the most Radical, Dynamic, and eXplosive backend reaction ever seen in the bowling world!
Post by: Morich Mark on November 27, 2007, 06:59:50 PM
Post by: MuncieBowler on December 13, 2007, 03:04:04 AM
Chris from muncie
i will review this ball further in a few weeks
Post by: RevChallenged on December 13, 2007, 10:15:42 PM
I just bought this ball and subbed with it last night. I've had so much success with the LevRG that I couldn't wait to get the N'Sane. Mo did not disappoint again, I shot 714 out of the box. My pro shop guy drilled this ball a little differently for me with a forward roll type drilling in order to give me more control. I'm glad he did because this ball has monster backend. I had to throw hard all night and I was about 2-4 boards left with my feet than I stand with my polished LevRG on the same shot. Granted, my LevRG has over 100 games on it and is not quite the ball it used to be but jeez. I had to be careful not to make a mistake to the left because if I pulled it or missed left the ball would hook through the nose on the backend, even then it either carried the shot or left me with a makeable spare. Once again the carry is unbelievable. I didn't have to move all night as long as I kept my speed up, I only moved right two boards on one lane because of a little carrydown in the later games. In short, this ball (for me) has more length and more backend then the LevRG but I can't slow roll it, it will have none of that and wants to be thrown hard at least until the newness wears off and I break it in a little.
Thanks again Mo for helping make me a better bowler than I believe I deserve to be because of your technology. Ka-ching, Mo just got richer!
Post by: elvismat on December 16, 2007, 05:59:16 PM
This ball is the strongest roller I have ever thrown. I purchase a lot of balls each year, roughly 10 + per year and in the last five years, this has to be the best one as of yet. What I like about this ball, it goes fairly long and when it turns, it rolls and doesn't stop. There's no flip, just a hard roll, which destroys the pins. I'm amazed with the power it has when it hit's the pocket. I left it box finish and plan to do so. I purchased the Rising, Resurgence, Sting and Black Widow Pearl this year and by far, this ball hits and roll's the hardest. I usually don't get that impressed with new balls, but I did with this one.
I hope it last and doesn't loose it's luster.
Way to go Mo!
Post by: bowler851 on December 21, 2007, 04:52:07 PM
Post by: GO BOWL PBA 2 on January 01, 2008, 05:20:21 PM
all I can say is, this ball is just (in-sane)
MB was layed out behind the thumb
pin next to ring finger all most like the control lay out on mo's sheet.
stayed with this ball all 3 games
just to see what happen when the lanes dry out
8 bowlers on the pair.
early shift
only shot 670
With this in mind I have many ballS by Mo 2/TA. WMB. TSA. 2/AR. SA. SAH.
The N'Sane is Mo's best ball to date and the bench mark of any ball to beat or match
Sunday night I was making slow moves just to see how the ball would make the turn on the backend, next time I will be making bigger moves.
At least from what I seen this ball needs oil. when the lanes breaks down I had to move in more and keep it in the oil
Started in at 13-14 @15' out to 8 about 45' feet
what a turn this ball makes on the back end,
It has very good length with a very fast turn to the backend.
I never had a ball that goes, That long and make a hard turn left so quickly.
I did learned that all you need to do is get the ball started. If I tried to get on the ball it started up to quick. leaving a 4 pin or even an 8 pin
this ball will do all the work just give it room
not to much hand is required. The stamp on the side of the ball tells it all ez rev.
the RDX PEARL COVER STOCK
IS WHAT IS SAYS Radical. Dynamic, eXplosive backend ever seen in the bowling world.
Mo has a N'Sane ball that has the LevRG
that will be hard to match. this is one of his best balls to date.
The flyer talks about strongest core in history of bowling. strongest backend ball in the history of bowling.
It just makes me think how much better can mo can make other balls to come. it can only be a Total N'Sane hooking ball.
you have to be N'Sane not to get one.
Post by: Len59 on January 08, 2008, 01:43:52 AM
Picked ball up earlier,was drilled to recommended specs. I'm a lefty. Not enough initial reaction on oil. Brought coverstock down below 2000 and got alot more of the back end snap that this ball is supposedly known for. Broke 700 (with a 278) and I am pleased with the hitting power and carry. I would however go with the LEVRG for a stronger ball.
Post by: mainzer on January 15, 2008, 02:05:11 PM
HOUSE 1: Heavy oil and a nasty out of bounds most bowlers in the league are playing up the track so it is burned out quickly while the rest of the oil holds up very well. oil is down to 41-45 feet in my estimation. Had been using a Shock and Awe on this pattern previous to buying Nsane. I go about 15-13 at the arrows when the night starts throwing out to about 7-8 and get a very strong reaction off the backend not snappy though very controllable at the break as the night wears on I move inside of 15 and move the break point to the right out to 5 or so projecting the ball past the dry boards, Still very controllable as long as I have oil in the heads and some in the mids. Rips the rack rolls right through it and never slows down, tosses messengers everywhere typical Mo power.
Compare: to S&A Nsane is probably a touch earlier and a little smoother than a S&A drilled to do the same thing I noticed the Nsane was retaining more energy for the pins even though it was revving up in more oil.
Overall: I must say with my speed I usually don't see many pearl reactives revving up where there is some oil Nsane does and it does it very well I was surprised by that alot, ball retains energy even as I have moved deeper is strong enough in oil to be played deep inside I didn't have to slow down much to do this which was also a pleasant surprise. Hit and Carry the Mo normal, even when played deeper inside. I will be adding more to this review as I go get more games on it in other houses so stay tuned.
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Post by: Pepe_le_pew77 on January 15, 2008, 02:50:06 PM
, then turned around 2 weeks later and put together a 756 series with a 288. Ball doesn't over react to any lane condition, have it drilled to go long but if I set it down too soon it still holds pocket. All you need to do is to remember to keep your speed and don't be stupid. I Play boards ranging from the 4th to the 12 boards, strictly a down and in player. I don't dissect the lanes and game like a lot of players do and for that matter I let my driller lay out all of my balls. He has seen my game and I have all the faith in him when I give him a ball he know exactly how to drill it to fit my game. This is the first MoRich but you can best believe that it won't be the last. Shout out to Brian Hatcher, Maximum Pro Shop, St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Credit him with helping me achieve my first goal, my "300" now onto the next. That beloved "800" series....................
Post by: dogmotta on January 18, 2008, 04:40:46 PM
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Post by: biggame08 on February 06, 2008, 05:54:18 PM
Post by: mainzer on February 17, 2008, 09:10:57 PM
SPECS: Dual angle layout unknown angles but the idea was for lenght and flip we got it right! Box Finish.
HOUSE 1: Thin oil that is longer heavy in the center average in the track heavy on the outside, oil is not heavy enough to support the use of a solid reactive or particle ball they just burnout before they get to the pins was using a S&A until I got N'sane when the night starts I go about 16 at the arrows wide break point 9-5 will make it back flush. N'sane has amazing lenght it just glides across the first 30 feet just flies through the heavier center oil when it touches the lighter juice in the track though it is on ball revs up and roars back just rips the rack apart and never stops revving until it comes back up on the return rack.
HOUSE 2: Brunswick synthetics, Heavy oil all around here the house recently started pulling oil off the heads and adding more to the mid lane thus killing off some backend esspecially with pearl reactives. First time with N'sane was a doubles tourney 2 games into qualifying my Seek and Destroy was getting picky I grabbed N'sane and went about 19 at the arrows 5 at the break point didn't think it was coming back was wrong as soon as the ball hit 5 she came screaming in with a vengeance murdered the pins once again it didn't stop just ran through the pins awesome continuation. HOWEVER! on the fresh shot a couple of weeks later I grabbed N'sane decided to start with it, not a good idea. Went from 12 at the arrows to about 5 at the break ball stood up and went no further
CARRY AND HITTING POWER: are amazing per Mo's usual, if it is gets close to the 1-3 its lights out messengers are flying all over. nothing stands a chance especially on light mixers pins get butchered.
OVERALL: Great addition to my arsenal it is my bench mark now it goes where I do. Amazing lenght and amazing recovery as long as the backend is clean and their is not to much head oil. if their is to much juice this ball just skates past a simple would fix it or slowing my speed but I have other equipment for that type of condition. All in all a great piece one of my favorites in the bag.
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Post by: thegame on February 18, 2008, 11:40:09 PM
Post by: partchie1 on March 02, 2008, 05:17:48 AM
Post by: SteveAustin2808 on March 09, 2008, 12:40:23 PM
Weight: 15#
Pin Placement: 3-4"
Top Weight: 3.7 oz.
Layout:
3 3/4" Pin from axis, 45 degree MB, with a weight hole drilled 3.5" deep 5" over from mid-grip.
First Impressions:
If backend reaction is what you are desiring, then you need not look any further. The 'NSane LEV RG will fit the bill...very consistent reaction.
Comparison/Contrast:
'NSane LEV RG vs. Black Widow Pearl
To me the BWP gets further down the lane and reads the pattern very clean. The NSL is just pure backend reaction, once it hits dry the ball takes a left turn at a tremendous angle. To me though, I benefit more as the lanes dry out using the BWP, the NSL proves to be too much ball once the heads are fried.
General Thoughts:
As stated in the first impressions part of the review, backend is what this ball is all about. My goal with the layout was to see if it would burn up too much energy up front and fizzle out on the backend but much to my surprise it still continues going once it touches the dry. Very impressive ball to say the least...
Conclusions:
If you need a more stronger ball with continuous backend reaction, then I feel the 'NSane LEV RG is a ball worth looking into.
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Post by: hd12b on March 09, 2008, 11:16:17 PM
Ball is laid out for control. Ball fits this to a tee. Consistent roll to the pocket. This is my first night with this ball and I was impressed with the hitting power. I had 665 with one split and a blow. Multiple seven pins due to not making the proper adjustment. This ball will be a strong addition to my arsenal as I have never been able to play this type of shot before. Morich has a strong product here. Thanks MO!!!
Post by: whiles on January 10, 2009, 08:04:54 PM
I tried this ball with this drilling but the ball simply did not make the move / snap I liked so I had it re-drilled.
Had this ball drilled for mid lane read and a softer finish so it would fit between my Mo-Rich Awesome Revs and Mo-Rich Solid Leverage. I find this ball with it's earlier move is best fit for oiler conditions. Most of the time my typical house shot is too dry for this ball. With my surface prep (600 grit sanding) early hook potential of my drilling. I don't have a fully educated opinion on this ball yet at least definitively.
Here is what I have observed:
When the conditions are oily enough or the back ends forgiving enough for me to lay further inside this ball can be a terror to the pins. Because of the drilling combo and surface prep this ball needs oil to set up correctly for optimum carry. If the oil is not there I put this one away.
I've really not bowled enough huge scores with the ball or enough games overall with it to review this ball completely.
High Score - 265
High Series - 660
Will Check back in later for after using this ball more.
Thanks,
Bill Iles
Post by: titletowncards on January 18, 2009, 12:59:35 AM
Out of the box, this ball was a beast. I had a hard time keeping it in the pocket, it needed a lot of oil to get it down far enough before facing up to the pocket.
I decided to try some polish, keeping the surface at 4000, and help it down the lane a little bit.
This opened things up for me a lot. It cut down the overall hook and was more controllable in the backend.
When it hits the pocket with good turns, it's a no doubter.
But, it is a little roll sensitive. If you don't get good rotation, you'll leave corner pins all day.
The carry is pretty good and overall it's been a nice addition to my arsenal.
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Post by: mmeredith82 on January 24, 2009, 09:10:02 AM
Use "control drilling" with "Track Clean and Tacky" on Morich balls and you'll dominate.
http://www.morichbowling.com/CoreTech/DrillingSheets/BoxDrillingsEZRev/BDEZRev_Page_2.pdf
(Of course different setups and ball cleaners work for different bowler types but we have a group of similar style bowlers who are all using this combination with great success.)
Post by: Northland on February 26, 2009, 03:14:33 AM
I bought the NSane a couple of months ago based on good reviews from a couple different sources. This ball is 3" pin out, with 3 oz. top weight. I used MoRich's "control" drilling with a Pin to Pap of 4", and mass bias just below thumbhole. There is a small weighthole on the axis point.
My normal leagues are bowled on synthetic lanes, with a 39' low volume THS.
My overall experience with this ball has been pretty negative. With this drilling, I find very little ball reaction on this house shot. I felt like the ball was giving up axis rotation too fast, and just didn't have any reaction down lane. When I hit the pocket, the carry is poor. A lot of flat tens, which is what you would expect for a ball that is burning up too fast. Attributing the lack of reaction and hit to the low volume of oil in the heads, I have tried polish on top of the factory finish, with no luck. I have also tried playing a deeper line, and slower speed, again with little result. I have my best reaction with this ball if I really come around it, and develop a more 90 degree rotation release, and have had a decent reaction. But, this is not my normal release, and the ball is very sensitive to variations in release. If I throw it harder, the ball revs nice, but just goes straight.
I recently bowled in a tournament conducted on a 40' sport condition, with heavy oil in the heads. I thought this ball might work well on this condition, with the heavy head oil, but again I found just a general inconsistent reaction and extreme sensitivity to my release. If I slowed speed way down, I was able to get a nice back end reaction--sometimes. If I missed the bottom a little, or didn't come out completely clean, the shot had no chance. Some of that was the sport condition, but I was able to switch to other equipment and get away from that degree of sensitivity.
I usually play around with this ball in warm up, and maybe the first game of league, just to see if I can get something going with it, but almost always put it away. By comparison, I use a Cell Pearl on this house shot, and the ball is a complete monster.
I'll probably plug this ball and try a different drilling. I hate to spend $$$ on a ball, and not be able to use it, but I'm afraid this ball may be in that category for me.
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