4 Ball Roller Bowling Bags

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of material should I choose in a 4 ball bowling bag?

A durable material that’s not too heavy (performance nylon) is the best one for this size of bag. Remember, 4 bowling balls is a weighty load, so adding to it is not advisable. By the same token, you want to get as much use out of that bag as possible. KR Strikeforce uses a heavy gauge ballistic fabric that fulfills both these needs. Look for good-quality zippers too!

Should I use a 4 ball roller bowling bag for tournaments even if I’m not bringing that many balls?

Once you start packing along more than 1 ball, it’s time for a higher-capacity bag. You don’t want to be collecting bags that you may not use often. While capacity here goes as high as 6 balls, 4 balls is a sane number that gives you the strategic advantage you need without making your load too unwieldy. You still get variety without excessive weight.

Is a roller bag really a better option?

When you’re packing 3 bowling balls or more, you’ll be grateful for the ease offered by rollers. Also, this type of bowling bag is sturdier, with a hard plastic skeleton that offers a longer life. You’ll also find plenty of storage on most of these bags for shoes and accessories, precluding the need for a second bag. And if you’re playing tournaments, you’ll want the capacity for the strategic advantage offered by an assortment of balls.