Brunswick Endeavor Bowling Ball

The Endeavor by Brunswick gives me more of a control shape, gets through the fronts and a round/continuous motion, off the pattern. It's basically the opposite of the Ethos which is more length and angular. A great one/two combination to have in your bag.

I drilled my new Brunswick Endeavor specifically for our house shot, which is 44 foot and a 10/1 ratio . I drilled it 55 x 5 ¾ x 55. It read the pattern perfectly, creating a very even and continuous motion. I adjusted the box surface by using 240 under and 1500 over, it rolled strong and continued perfectly. This is a great new ball from Brunswick that you should absolutely put in your bag!

The Endeavor gives me a shape I did not have, something we are all looking for when we add a ball to our arsenal. It is smooth and continuous. The 2.540 RG and pearl cover help get the ball down the lane, and the 0.045 Diff gets the ball to make solid move. Add the symmetrical core and the ball is very continuous when it makes it move. I bowl league on the burn, and this ball works great. I also have used it on short PBA patterns, and this ball shines.

The Endeavor is a fantastic breakdown ball that will get lots of use for me. This one is a great step down from The Rhino Pro Teal and other stronger balls used on the fresher conditions. This one gets effortless length and continues down the lane better than anything I have. The higher RG found in this ball and the new Tiered Hexagon Core help it retain rotation better than any ball I have used previously. As soon as the lanes start to breakdown, I can count on this ball getting down the lane and coming around the back corner with authority. Anyone that is looking for length and recovery needs to check this ball out!

What a surprise the Brunswick Endeavor is. Activator plus 3.0 pearl WITHOUT HK 22 with the Tiered Hexagon core gives you the perfect ball to use when your Ethos is a little too strong. The motion is super clean ball with a strong motion on the back.

So, this ball is being advertised as Skid/Flip, but I'm not really seeing that. I'm seeing a shiny ball that picks up early (it does have a quick response formula, QR11) but has energy down lane for good hitting power. The shape reminds me of the GB4 Pearl, just reading a bit sooner and a little more hit. Something about this "tiered hexagon" core just gives this ball a lot of sustained energy. The colors look great going down the lane also, the Silver and Sky Blue are a great combo.

Brunswicks new Endeavor features a new core design that yields a higher RG with a medium differential. This ball shoots through the fronts and makes a shaper then average motion off the friction. This ball is an easy choice for those medium to drier conditions.

Brunswicks new Endeavor features a new core design that yields a higher RG with a medium differential. This ball shoots through the fronts and makes a shaper then average motion off the friction. This ball is an easy choice for those medium to drier conditions.

Brunswick has developed a new core the Tiered Hexagon, they place this in a Pearl coverstock, comes 500-1500-1500-Factory Compound. I found this ball to be very clean and SHARP motion down lane. Compared to my Deadly Rattler I find this ball to be cleaner but quicker off the spot, where the Rattler is Continuous and not as sharp