Used this ball yesterday in our City Tournament. All I can say is WOW! I shot 718 on a pair where the second highest score was 608. I'm a regular Joe bowler with a 201 average and have never had a ball like this. I got it 3 weeks ago and have used it a total of 10 series. Five of those 10 series have been 700's. My bowling buddies are all over the proshops trying to locate one of these wood crushing monsters. Thanks MO.

Ball specs:  2.5 oz top weight 4.5 - 5 inch pin

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!!!

This is my second MoRich ball, Labyrinth was the other. I got it when it first came out at the end of last season, but I just know have gotten to know it better.
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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My specs:  Right handed stroker.  Med Rev's (about 300 rpm) and med. ball speed.  My PAP is 5 1/2" X 1/2" up.

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.

I have had my 16lb Nsane Levrg since February 2008 and i would have to say it has been a great ball for me.I am 49 years old have a 200 average i can put some hand in the ball when i need to but also like to stroke it with lots of speed.The drilling is for control and i keep it 4000 grit dull but i have polished it which makes it work better on drier lanes.The Nsane still revs up very hard and if you throw it to fast or with to much fingers you will get tapped a lot.If you stroke the ball and throw it on balance the ball will usually strike or leave a 10 pin but when it does half the time it will send an atomic messanger across the deck to clear it out.I usually use the ball in league on a fresh shot the ball has no problem cutting thru medium heavy oil and only a swamp will stop it.This is my third Morich ball i also have a Shock and Awe and a Seek and Destroy and overall i would say Morich makes very good balls.This is my first review i will review my Ebonite Playmaker Lane 1 Agent Orange soon.

When I first bought this ball, I wasn't to happy with the overall hook and the carry because I was comparing it to the Ntense LevRg that I was already using and scoring well with it.  Three week ago I took the Nsane with me to practice and it performed well.  I left a few ten pins but I was able to control this ball better than I could control my Ntense. I used my Nsane in both of my THS leagues for the last two weeks and my 200+ average in both leagues has gone up in each of them.  In brief, I love this ball more than I love my Ntense.  Both are great balls.