Ball NPS Score: Not Available

Hook Rating: (Dull-Polished) 28-22

Length (1-10): 6.5

Backend (1-10): 7.5

Core Technology: Multi-Density 4-Piece

Core Power Rating (1-10): 8

Radius of Gyration: 2.54

Differential: .045

Coverstock: Bigfoot Particle

Friction Rating (1-10): 7.5

Factory Finish: 1000 Compound

Recommended Polish: Magic Shine

Reaction Shape: Strong Arc

Lane Condition: Medium with Carrydown

Before I went to the demo with Mo and Del, I thought to myself, dont buy a Freak, its too much ball. After talking to Del and killing racks with the Pioneer, I asked Del how a Mojo would set up for me. He said we could drill one to give me the same reaction as the Pioneer, except a little bit stronger. I went into the pro shop, grabbed a Mojo out of the box, and we sized it up. 15lbs, 5" pin, I believe 2 1/2 oz top weight. We did a 5 x 6 3/4 drilling to give it the same reaction and control....WOW! Same reaction as the Pioneer indeed, except a little harder turn in the backend, and about 3-4 more boards hook overall. Played 3rd arrow-just inside 3rd out to 5 again, and the Mojo came back and shreded racks again. Not a lot of messengers however, because I was crushing the pocket flush. Ball rolls very smoothly, pickes up the roll and hits like a ton of bricks. Couldnt believe it. I am now sold on Track balls again, all of my Storm equip is for sale now! Used this ball in my thursday night league and had plenty of room in practice, but as the lanes broke down, I had to move more and more in which started to cause me to wrap 7 pins, and thanks to my great spare shooting, missed half of them (shot 586 for the set, could have been high 6). Also caught a bad break with back to back pocket 6-7 splits, which once I adjusted didnt see again. Give it a 9.5 out of 10, will raise that after messengers start flying around and I get a few more games on it. Thank you Del and thank you Track!!! I found my MOJO!!!


Eric Lane
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MoJo, 15 lbs, 3 oz, 5 inch pin.

Drilled 5x5. Left in out of box surface. Used a 2 coats of Magic Shine once I noticed early burn in out of box surface. After I finally realized that 5x5 reactives are to over/under for me on busted house shots/open play shots. Decided to punch out a MoJo. Great choice. Great length, consistentency, even reaction, and power to boot. Who could ask for more? Does not squirt on carrydown nor does it flip like a gymnast on flying backends. (hand adjustments of course) I primarily use this ball on broken down patterns or when I am out of options I go to this ball.

Im a medium speed medium revs stroker.  Mine laid out with the pin a little left of the middle finger (i come through the back of the ball so have to use more dynamic drillings to achieve what i want) the static in palm with the cg kicked out slightly.

Thought the ball would come factory dull, but to my surprise it was polished.  This ball has surprised, much better on medium to light oil than i anticipated.  I bowl in a house that oils a top hat down to 39 with pretty light oil and this ball is great for it.  Can play 13 out to 8 and back up with authority.  Usually can never play this deep, with any ball.  I have always loved track balls and once again i may go strictly Track.  Ordered a Mutant recently hoping to have it soon for my tournaments.

To start off, I'm a devoted fan of storm and that's all I Throw. I've seen this ball thrown by a friend and I love the reaction that he gets out of the ball. It reads the lane better then most other balls on the market and works on most conditions. My friend had it drill with the pin high above the fingers and the cg bumped out towards the PAL Line. On wet/dry lane condition it rolled very nicely, going about 40 ft and then rolling up into the pocket. On oil, you could play a little straight help keep the shot under control.
My friend went and got another one after the first one was damaged and the new one was a little more aggressive because the pin wasn't as far out so the cg was about in the same place as the first, but the pin was now right of the ring finger and it reacted good just more aggressive.
I think that it's a good ball for the bowler that wants to up grade to a better ball and doesn't bowl that many tournaments outside the his/her area.

Thanks, For Reading my review.

I got this ball for free when I was bowling at a bowling center, When the ball bounce out of their lane and chipped my Ti Messenger in half. I'v had the Mojo for a couple weeks now, And recently I shot a 259 with it. The ball hooked very well, Entering the pocket was a freak train. I give the ball about a 8 out of 10 scale.

Pin above the bridge, cg down the midline to clear the heads and store up energy and man does it ever.  One of the smoothest solid particles I have ever had the pleasure of throwing.  This one is a winner on a fresh house shot or when you need to get in and wheel it around the junk.
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"Losers always whine about their Buzzsaws....Winners go home and $%&# the prom queen"

Buzzsaws truly RIP the rack...oh yea, I nicknamed my wallet "The Rack"!

If Saws are so great....why is everyone selling theirs?  LMAO!

I just bought this ball because I wanted to try a ball a little more aggressive than my Scout Reactive. I didn't get a chance to practice with this ball except for the 10 min. of practice before our league game. All I can say is...WOW! I bowled a 169,160,and a 176. Not bad for a beginner with a 129 average. I don't know ball terminology so I can't say how the guy at the proshop drilled the ball.