Description
Roto Grip X-Cell Bowling Ball
- Color: Turquoise/Navy/Black
- Coverstock: eTrax ULTRA Solid Reactive
- Weight Block: Nucleus + A.I. Core
- Factory Finish: 2000 Abralon
- Flare Potential: High
- Radius of Gyration (RG): 16lbs - 2.50; 15lbs - 2.50; 14lbs - 2.55
- Differential (Diff): 16lbs - 0.050; 15lbs - 0.056; 14lbs - 0.048
- Intermediate Differential (Diff): 16lbs - 0.018; 15lbs - 0.019; 14lbs - 0.016
- Fragrance: N/A
Behind the Design:
Additional Information
Lane Condition: |
Medium/Heavy |
Factory Finish: |
Sanded 2000 Abralon |
Core Type: |
Asymmetrical |
Coverstock: |
Solid Reactive |
44 Reviews
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The Cell Line is Back
THE AYSYMETRICAL SOLID for EVERYONE! Does not matter the bowler, If your looking for a ball for heavy volumes of oil this is the one for you. This ball is a continuous asymmetric solid that is very continuous off the pattern. It does not roll out and leave those nasty 10 pins that these type of big balls are accustomed to leaving. It’s a ball you can play all angles with and exactly what we are use to seeing in the Cell Line!
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X Cell
HAND: LEFT (ONE HANDED) PAP: 4 3/8 OVER / 1/16 UP BALL SPEED: 16MPH REV RATE: 420 AXIS TILT: 20 AXIS ROTATION: 50 LAYOUT: 60X5X40 The brand-new X-Cell features the nucleus core with A.I. technology and the E-Trax Ultra cover stock. This ball was designed to be earlier and slower responding to friction versus the Attention Star and cleaner versus the Gem or Magic Gem. For me this ball fits exactly in between my Gem and Attention Star, the X-Cell for me will come out more often on the medium patterns as for the longer patterns the Gem is still the ball I like to use. For me the X-Cell has a very similar shape to the Attention Star but is better on fresher conditions with the solid cover versus the pearl cover. I chose to keep the cover at 2,000 but I like to freshen it up more often than some of the other balls to make sure it doesn’t overlap my Attention Star too much. Like I said above the X-Cell for me will be better on the medium length patterns (40-42 feet). Players looking to have a cleaner solid option for transition or players with less rev rate on the house shot will benefit from having this ball in the bag
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Roto Grip X-Cell ball review
I drilled up my X-CELL with pin under layout of 4 x 5 x 3 layout that I use for pin under layouts. I have tweaked the surface at 2000 to a light 3000. The X-CELL was laid out with control in mind. I wanted a ball to use when the volume was higher or the pattern longer but also with clean/fresh backends. The pin under layout on the X-CELL gives this one a smoother transition to the dryer end of the pattern so it doesn't boomerang off the spot. I put this one up against some of my bigger balls that I use on longer/higher volume patterns. Compared to the HARSH REALITY, the X-Cell is a smoother transition from wet to dry. The HARSH really digs in compared to the X-CELL and is much closer to the GEM than the X-CELL. Compared to my GEM, the X-Cell is a good compliment as it reads the friction slower and is a good ball down with the light 3000 on it. I may drill another X-CELL with a pin up layout to see how much closer it gets to the early and predictable read of the original GEM. Put this one in your bag if you are wanting to put a bigger reliable strong piece that is not super early but is more ball than your big pearls. This is also a good one to put in between your HARSH REALITY or GEM and ATTENTION STAR.
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Great ball for league!
The Roto Grip X Cell brings back memories from the OG Cell from the early 2000s. I really enjoy rolling the X Cell on fresh lanes and sport shots. The layout is 4 x 4 x 2 which is an overall strong drilling. For house shots it’s surprisingly controllable to where I can use it almost all 3 games by just moving a lil bit. With it being a Cell ball it does have its personality of smoothness and predictability but it also has a very strong almost like a flip back end for it being a solid cover which I really like to give me some help if I miss left. On the kegel sphinx pattern it came in very handy during transition when the Roto Grip Magic Gem was giving me over/under and needed to go with something that was able to allow me to stay inside and get through the oil with enough back end to go through the pocket. If you have something like a Roto Grip Gem or Exotic Gem the X Cell is a good step down if you wanna stay in a big ball and just need a different shape and look down lane. For the Roto Grip line the X Cell to me can be very versatile for all types of players and situations. #SquadRG Garrett Richardson Storm Amateur Staff IG: @grich_bowling
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XCell
Ben Lapointe PAP: 4 7/8 over and 1 1/4 up Layout: 65 x 4 x 75 The new Roto Grip XCell is a great addition to the top of the bag. My previous big asym was the Magic Gem. For me, I find this XCell gives me a little more control off the end of the pattern, whereas the Magic was a little more defined down lane, while both chug and grab the friction very early. This XCell is the first out of the bag on most medium patterns, as well as shorter patterns when there is too much oil to the gutter for urethane. I think this piece will be great for a long time. Besides, any ball with "Cell" in the name has been great!!
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X-Cell
This ball is strong! I drilled the new roto grip X-Cell 5x4x2 to give me a reaction to play the lane at a straighter angle. The Nucleus weightblock updated with the new Ai technology gives all the bowlers the strength, forgiveness, and scores they could hope for. Throwing this ball reminds me of the Roto Grip Gem. Compared to the gem, the X-cell reads the lane a few feet later than the gem. The eTrax Ultra cover read the front of the lane nicely with enough energy from the amped up nucleus-Ai core to finish strong through the pins. This ball fits the ball 1 category in a tournament bag. This will be the first ball im using in a tournament!
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X-Cell
Ball Specs: X-Cell Color: Turquoise/Navy/Black Coverstock: eTrax Ultra Solid Reactive Core: Nucleus AI Factory Finish: 2000 Grit Review: The Roto Grip X-Cell is a high-performance bowling ball designed to deliver powerful and consistent results on the lanes, particularly in medium to heavy oil conditions. Known for its strong mid-lane read and impressive backend motion, the X-Cell stands out as a reliable choice for bowlers looking to tackle challenging lane conditions with confidence. One of the key performance aspects of the X-Cell is its ability to handle heavy oil without sacrificing backend reaction. The ball's surface texture allows it to grip the lane early, creating a smooth yet strong arc that continues through the pins. This makes the X-Cell particularly effective on fresh oil patterns where control and traction are critical. For bowlers who enjoy making surface adjustments, the X-Cell responds well to changes in grit, allowing for fine-tuning of its reaction based on the specific conditions of the day. This adaptability makes it a valuable addition to any arsenal, especially for those who frequently encounter different lane conditions. Whether you need a ball that can handle fresh oil patterns or one that provides reliable performance throughout a long league session, the X-Cell is a versatile and dependable option. Its eye-catching design and powerful performance make it a standout in the Roto Grip lineup, offering bowlers the confidence they need to tackle any lane condition with success. Will Tefft Roto Grip Pro Shop Staff Member will@parklanes.net www.rotogrip.com #SquadRG
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X-Cell
The new Roto Grip X-Cell features the return of the hugely successful Nucleus core and adds the A.I. core technology. The coverstock is the all new ETrax Ultra solid coverstock. At 15 pounds the X-Cell has a low RG of 2.50, a differential of .056, and an intermediate differential of .019. Drilled with my usual pin above the middle finger drilling, this ball is an instant favorite for heavier oil conditions. The original Cell back in the day, read the lane very early and did not have much of a backend motion. The new X-Cell does not pick up as early and has a very strong backend motion, not just for an asymmetric ball, but for any ball. This allows me to use this ball much more than the original ever did. The X-Cell is great for playing straighter on the heavy oil conditions, but as the pattern breaks down, I can open my angles and send the ball away from the pocket and still have it recover with a good entry angle through the pins. This ball is a must have for the serious tournament bowler.
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X-Cell
The Roto Grip X-Cell is a powerful addition to the Roto Grip lineup, bringing back the iconic Nucleus core with a modern twist. This ball is designed for those who need a strong, reliable reaction on heavier oil patterns. The eTrax Ultra Solid Reactive coverstock, finished at 2000 grit Abralon, delivers a smooth yet strong motion that excels in mid-lane read and continuation. Unlike some of the more aggressive, early-hooking balls, the X-Cell offers a balanced shape that doesn’t burn up too quickly, allowing for a continuous and hard-hitting backend reaction. Comparatively, the X-Cell stands out as a versatile option that fits well between more specialized balls in the Roto Grip lineup, like the TNT Infused or the Optimum Idol. It provides a stronger overall motion than the Attention Star, while being more predictable and controllable than the Magic Gem. For bowlers who appreciate the legacy of the original Cell but are looking for something that matches up well with today’s lane conditions, the X-Cell is a solid, dependable choice.
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Roto Grip X-Cell
Roto Grip X-Cell Ball Review Layout VLS-5 1/4x4x2 3/8 Dual Angle-50x5 1/4x35 Surface-2000 Grit Roto Grip X-Cell uses the Nucleus Core with AI Technology wrapped with the new ETrax Ultra coverstock. The X-Cell will be a step down from the Orginal Gem but more midlane than the Attention Star and Optimum Idol. The X-Cell will read the midlane but with great continuation on the backend. For me the X-Cell will be a great option when the Optimum Idol isn’t strong enough or when the Attention Star is going too long. What I like about the X-Cell is that it keep coming on the backend when some big heavy oil balls get forward on the backend.