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Seismic Bowling Ball Reviews

Last Updated: May 5, 2014

Seismic Bowling Ball Reviews - New Releases

Seismic Raging Bull Stampede

Seismic Raging Bull Stampede

The Seismic Raging Bull Stampede is the follow up to the Raging Bull and Raging Bull Charged from last season. The Stampede uses the same...

Seismic Dominion

Seismic Dominion

Seismic rolls out their latest product with an older core design and brand new coverstock. The Dominion features the same Insignia asymmetric core as used...

Seismic Raging Bull Long Horn

Seismic Raging Bull Long Horn

The Seismic Raging Bull Long Horn took the proven Horn core, modified the densities, and surrounded it with a new pearl coverstock. The cover is...

Seismic Venator

Seismic Venator

Seismic has introduced a new core for their latest release, the Venator. The new low RG, high differential Tenaci core is surrounded with the S.F-7/9...

Seismic Solaris Platinum Edition

Seismic Solaris Platinum Edition

The Solaris Platinum Edition brings back the low RG Trail Blazer core, as well as the AVC Reactive pearl coverstock. This cover at the box...

Seismic Raging Bull Charged

Seismic Raging Bull Charged

The Raging Bull Charged is a perfect complement to the Raging Bull. The Raging Bull is super strong in the midlane and very even and...

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Summary Table of All Seismic Ball Reviews

The table below shows a tabular comparison of all recently-reviewed Seismic bowling balls. Currently, all balls in our database are shown in the table. BTM subscribers can customize the columns displayed on their Edit Profile page.

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Ball NameIssueCoverBox FinishRGDiffInt
Aftermath PearlR PrlPolished2.480.0540.016
DesperadoUre Prl4K Abrl Polished2.5560.0340.011
DominionR Hyb4K Abrl2.5080.0450.015
EuphoriaR PrlPolished2.550.0540.000
Raging BullR Sol2K Abrl2.4950.0550.020
Raging Bull ChargedR PrlPolished2.4950.0550.020
Raging Bull Long HornR PrlPolished2.530.0450.017
Raging Bull StampedeR Sol2K Abrl2.490.0540.020
Solaris BlackoutR SolBlack2.4860.0350.000
Solaris Platinum EditionR Prl2K Grit Polished2.480.0480.000
VenatorR Sol4K Grit Polished 2.4850.0540.027

Seismic Ball Comparison Graph

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  • Horizontal axis: Total Hook rating
  • Vertical axis: Length rating
  • Circle size: Torque rating
  • Circle color: Backend rating

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