I am a low-rev stroker. Usually, I need balls with strong cores and coverstocks.
Although the Eruption Pro does not fall under this category, I find it to be quite
strong on medium-dry conditions especially when I knocked off the shine.  A very condition-specific ball for me, but still a good one.

Hi Thedjs:

I used an Abralon Pad (dry-3000 grit). I drilled it  30 X 4 X 45.

My specs are:  17mph (off the hand)
                      12 degrees axls tllt
                      280 rev rate
                      Rt- handed 

My best results were on medium-dry and dry. On these conditions, the ball got excellent length and very good recovery, with good carry.  This is a ball that
does not come out of my bag on most other conditions. I have been throwing Columbia equipment for a long time. I recently began trying some other brands as well. My current Columbia arsenal is listed below:

Enigma -for heavy oil
Antics (2--both drilled differently)- medium/hvy oil
Disorder- medium/heavy (great control ball)
Take Down- medium/first transition
Smack Down- medium oil, but very good on fresh (flatter) patterns
Vow- medium/transition ( my opinion, their best pearl)
Crazy Antics- medium, medium dry (just above the Eruption Pro)
Eruption Pro- medium to dry

I am considering purchasing the N'Sane Antics, too. I bowl in 2 leagues. One with the THS, the other is a sport pattern league. I also participate in the PBA 50 regionals. Columbia balls give me good control on the tougher patterns. This is especially true with the Smack Down/Take Down combo. 

I hope this helps. Good Luck!

You are welcome. I will also be posting a review of the N'Sane Antics in the very near future.

Two handed friend, high rev, pin up, about 5 inch pin to PAP, annihilating top hats.

About 475 revs!

Regards,

Luckylefty