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Roto Grip Bowling Ball Cores
Every Roto Grip core in a ball we sell, with its RG, differential and mass bias, on one map
Roto Grip puts 11 different cores into the 27 Roto Grip balls we have in stock today: 3 symmetric and 8 asymmetric. The newest is the Roto Grip GEM A.I. Core. The strongest flare comes from the Roto Grip Rondure MaxD Core (differential 0.058), and the earliest-revving is the Roto Grip Momentous A.I. Core (RG 2.480). Every core below links to its own page with specs by weight and the balls built on it.
Not sure? Take the Ball FinderUpdated October 16, 2026
- 11 current cores
- 3 symmetric, 8 asymmetric
- 27 balls in stock
- 31 retired cores
The Roto Grip core map
Where Roto Grip’s cores sit on RG and differential against every other core we stock. Lower and left revs early with less flare; up and right saves energy and flares more.
Map key: Roto Grip’s current cores
Roto Grip cores in balls we stock today
Roto Grip Hustle Core
Roto Grip Momentous A.I. Core
Roto Grip Morph-Wing Core
Roto Grip RST Core + AI
Roto Grip Defense AI Core
Roto Grip GEM A.I. Core
Roto Grip Hyped UP Core
Roto Grip Rocker AI Core
Roto Grip Rondure Core
Roto Grip Rondure MaxD Core
Roto Grip Rondure Tour X Core
Specs are the manufacturer’s 15 lb figures. Click a core for its specs by weight, the balls built on it and the nearest cores from other brands.
Retired Roto Grip cores
- Roto Grip Wrecker A.I. Core
- Roto Grip Nucleus A.I Core
- Roto Grip Cloned ET Core
- Roto Grip Mentor Core
- Roto Grip Torpex Core
- Roto Grip CAM Core
- Roto Grip Cardiac Core
- Roto Grip Defiant LRG Core
- Roto Grip Hyped Core
- Roto Grip RST Core
- Roto Grip E.T. Core
- Roto Grip Rotary Core
- Roto Grip Momentus Core
- Roto Grip Neutron NXT Core
- Roto Grip Altered Hot Shot Core
- Roto Grip Centrum Core
- Roto Grip Ikon Core
- Roto Grip Madcap Core
- Roto Grip Chaotic Core
- Roto Grip Neutron Core
- Roto Grip Triliptic Core
- Roto Grip Late Roll 48 Core
- Roto Grip Late Roll 56 Core
- Roto Grip Middle Roll 70 Core
- Roto Grip Nucleus Core
- Roto Grip Cage Core
- Roto Grip Late Roll 69 Core
- Roto Grip Late Roll 51 Core
- Roto Grip Late Roll 46 Core
- Roto Grip Hot Shot Core
- Roto Grip Caliber Core
Retired means no ball with this core is in stock at BowlersMart today. The core pages stay up because bowlers still search for these balls, and each one points to the closest current cores.
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Questions bowlers ask
What cores does Roto Grip use in its bowling balls?
11 different cores are in the Roto Grip balls we stock today: Hustle Core, Momentous A.I. Core, Morph-Wing Core, RST Core + AI, Defense AI Core, GEM A.I. Core, Hyped UP Core, Rocker AI Core and others. 3 are symmetric and 8 asymmetric. Each core’s page lists its RG, differential and mass bias by weight.
Which Roto Grip core has the most flare?
The Roto Grip Rondure MaxD Core, with a differential of 0.058 at 15 lb, the highest of Roto Grip’s current cores. Higher differential means more flare potential and a stronger, more angular motion.
Which Roto Grip core revs up earliest?
The Roto Grip Momentous A.I. Core, with an RG of 2.480 at 15 lb, the lowest of Roto Grip’s current cores. A low RG core starts revving sooner and reads the midlane earlier.
Are Roto Grip cores symmetric or asymmetric?
Both. Of the 11 Roto Grip cores in stock, 3 are symmetric (one pin marker, a smooth continuous arc) and 8 are asymmetric (pin and PSA markers, a stronger and more angular backend).
What is Roto Grip’s newest core?
The Roto Grip GEM A.I. Core, first sold here in September 2026. It is asymmetric with an RG of 2.490 and a differential of 0.057 at 15 lb.
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