When these first came out my brother and I (in our early 20s) both bought one and went to a center to try them out. We were just crushing with them, one strike after another, blowing the pins off the deck. Some kids on the pair next to us were just starting at us is disbelief. Great memories!
My highest averages were with the black Ninja and the original Zone. I threw 16 lb and those two balls elevated my game 30 pins higher than the urethanes I was throwing.
This is one of the best looking reactions I've seen you have in these vintage videos. It doesn't recover like a modern ball but otherwise it has a very modern reaction. It responds down lane with a predictable smooth arc that is continuous through the pin deck. It definitely looks like a reactive motion even if was a first generation ball. I assume that the Mo Pinel's core design goes a long way here.
When these first came out my brother and I (in our early 20s) both bought one and went to a center to try them out. We were just crushing with them, one strike after another, blowing the pins off the deck. Some kids on the pair next to us were just starting at us is disbelief. Great memories!
It definitely was a highly anticipated ball for many in the 90s.
Ninja fury! Multiple honor scores with that one.
My highest averages were with the black Ninja and the original Zone. I threw 16 lb and those two balls elevated my game 30 pins higher than the urethanes I was throwing.
That ball still hits like a Abrams tanks...Wow
Love the ball and the tunes!
We appreciate it, EROCK is the man on the tunes . Always rips it up. Thanks for viewing.👍🏻😎
Wow! This ball hits hard and as long as it touched the friction it just went right through. Can't really ask for a better reaction from a ball.
Awesome... You make that ball look good (in a highlight reel)! Love the video... Wish I would have been bowling back then!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
This is one of the best looking reactions I've seen you have in these vintage videos. It doesn't recover like a modern ball but otherwise it has a very modern reaction. It responds down lane with a predictable smooth arc that is continuous through the pin deck. It definitely looks like a reactive motion even if was a first generation ball. I assume that the Mo Pinel's core design goes a long way here.
Agree.
Glad you enjoyed
Keep in mind that the oil volumes have gone WAY up from when that ball was released.
Definitely
Very cool! Keep'em coming!
More to come!
The Ohio ninja!!! U da man boss!! Belmonte who? Slick vic is the man!!! Mahalos ma braddah for a awesome video!
lol I wish, just spray and pray. I’m No where near that level, but thanks man appreciate it.
@@KingOfTVBowling yea cause u r higher than that
I had the ninja fury and ninja RPM. Never seen a ball rev better than the rpm. Didn’t mo pinel design these cores?
I believe he did , and yeah the RPM was a beast we are looking for one to review . Stay tuned, thanks for viewing. 👍🏻😎
I had a 290 and 299 with mine. My centre is a short oil and light oil even now. Would be good to see what that would do on the lane
Sounds like you could roll a few relics there for sure. 👍🏻
My first reactive. Had two of them. Your was way more continous. I wish one of mine had the drill pattern of that. Mine weere 1.5 and. 4.75 pins
One of my favorites! Go Ninja 🥷 Go Ninja 🥷 Go 💥