Bowling ball with handle

Abstract

In two exemplary embodiments, a bowling ball having a handle formed therein, the handle made by an inset having a cavity within the inset, the cavity having the general shape of the side view of a person's hand with fingers closed toward the person's palm. In a first embodiment, the inset is screwed into the ball. As a variant, the inset is pressed into a hole made in the ball and held in place by action of truncated threads, with force provided by a spring. In a second embodiment, the inset is made with traditional finger holes, and the inset is received by a cavity made to accommodate a bowler's hand.

1 . A bowling ball having an inset made as a handle, the inset formed to accommodate a hand, the inset comprising a hollow volume made within the bowling ball, the inset formed in the shape of a hand with fingers curled toward the palm of the hand accommodated, wherein the inset may be removed. 
   
   
       2 . An inset for a bowling ball, the inset for making an integrated handle within the bowling ball, the inset made to accommodate a hand, the inset comprising a hollow volume, the hollow volume formed in the shape of a hand with fingers curled toward the palm of the accommodated hand. 
   
   
       3 . The bowling ball of  claim 1 , further including a replacement inset, wherein the inset may be replaced by the replacement inset, wherein the replacement has holes comprising a traditional bowling grip.