Pyramid Pathogen Bowling Ball

Ball color is great and movement is solid. Only problem is you have to constantly clean it.

Descent ball for the price. Has a good reaction on the back end. Definitely don't regret giving it a chance.

I like to bowl every now and then, and this ball is perfect. The price is right and after I got the holes drilled out at my local bowling alley, I have a blast with this ball. Nice color and looks great after a light oiling.

Really nice ball. Tons of bite on the back end. It took a while for me to get used to it. Over the first 6 weeks of league player, I averaged a 165. In the 6 weeks since I've averaged 188. I'm sure there are better balls out there, but this one is up there for the overall value.

I like this ball but there's a few things you need to know. First it's not a deep green like in picture, the ball I received was a lighter green which was ok but this ball gets dirty FAST! Also keep in mind, you will need to get measured and to have this drilled, its about $50 for fingertips. Pro shops do that for free when you buy from them.

Hello everyone, I am the anchor man on my team! Just finished the winter league with a 199 average. Looking for a mid level breaking ball to get me over the 200 average blues. Found the Pyramid Pathogen entry level ball and figured I could control it enough to improve my game. First time out with 5 games rolled a 206 average. One week later rolled 6 games with a 203 average. Decided to enter the First Responders Games in Florida last week and bowled 1013 x 5 games = 202.6 average in the singles events. Could have done a lot better with a little disciple. It is now my lead off ball!

This has to be the worst ball I have ever come across. Every house I have thrown this piece of trash, it has collected everything from the returns. Soft shell for sure. Do not buy this trash. They say developed by bowlers, yeah right I never would put this trash out to the public. Do not waste your money! Just buy hammer!

Well, it's a bit more aggressive than I had thought it would be. I am what most would calleither "Down & In" or a "Stroker". I don't care to stand far left, and have to throw it with acertain amount of speed or revs. It does hit hard when you get lined up. It's just that I haveto have the perfect condition for me. I have a Storm High Road that gives me as muchhitting power as I think I need. IF that fails me, and the lanes are somewhat dry, I have anold Blue Pearl Hammer... 1978 vintage. If you throw the ball 16-18 mph, this just might bethe ball for you.