If u use the strength chart on the roto website u can see that the new 2 are indeed meant to be weaker than the first 2.

I was wondering myself.

I have the breeze, would the hustle be a step up above the breeze? or the same?

Quote from: xrayjay on November 11, 2016, 07:24:18 PM

I have the breeze, would the hustle be a step up above the breeze? or the same?

I would think a definite step up. The cores in the Hustle balls are quite a bit stronger as are the coverstocks, especially on the SAY. The PRO is a bit smoother overall. Hard to say what the pearls will look like but my money's still on them being noticeably stronger than a Breeze.

Agreed. 

Thanks guys, I think I'll preorder the hustle pearl this weekend. Kinda figured it'll be above the breeze because of the bigger core. I'm just not familiar with RG...... I miss the sonic pearl....

My rule of thumb for Roto Grip is that their balls are usually stronger than expected, especially for the HP1 and HP2 lines. Rarely have I been disappointed. I'm getting back to using all brands but if they have something out on the market that matches up with what I'm looking for I wouldn't hesitate to go back to that well.

The only ball I haven't liked is the Outlaw from a few years ago. That one was a turd for me even at different surfaces. Didn't want to waste any more money on it to get it redrilled.

Just pulled my Shout (2013) out of the closest and touched it up. It looks and performs like it was new. Such a beast on dryish-medium conditions as long as there is friction downlane. Makes me wonder why I ever put it away...