Post by: admin on December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM
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Post by: Precision on August 28, 2002, 01:26:09 PM
I've drilled 2 of these balls, one with a 4 1/2" pin to PAP distance with the RC placed in the arc position and another the other with a 6" pin to PAP distance and the RC placed in a strong position. Both balls were used on HPL synthetics with a house pattern about 32 feet in length, heavier units 10 to 10 in the heads tapering downlane and about 25 units at the foul line tapering to 4 units at the end of the pattern on boards 1 thru 10. The 4 1/2" ball read the midlane well and gave me a smooth continuous arc while giving no indication of quitting. The 6" ball gave me greater length with a sharper but not violent turn towards the pocket. Both balls were used with the box finish.
The core/cover combination of the Supreme is superb. I've played around with different surfaces and found that the initial ball motion remained while allowing the balls to read the lanes either earlier or later depending on the surface used.
Post by: onepest on September 25, 2002, 11:39:50 AM
mo and rich, keep making good stuff and hopefully go back to being registered w/ the pba!
Post by: Glen Hershberger on October 14, 2002, 05:09:46 PM
Not every ball is for everyone. This must be the case with this ball for you.
This is my BIG HOOKER.I have only had it for a couple of weeks and have had only one series under 700 in the seven outings that i have used this ball.
All i use is MoRich stuff right now and have had great success with them.
3 3/8 Pin
2 3/4 RC
Over 5 7/16 Up 7/16
Post by: onepest on October 15, 2002, 02:59:51 PM
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Post by: bowler guy on December 27, 2002, 06:17:46 PM
The Supreme is at least 15 boards stronger than the original for me. I could play right up the puddle in the middle and the Supreme would go easily down the lane and then make nice turn left. It is a very hard turn, but not one I would classify as a skid/flip reaction. Its move left is very smooth and predictable even though I have the ball drilled stacked. The Supreme also showed no signs of roll out for me (nice considering how deep I was playing)
I found the extreme entry angle and hard roll caused tremendous pin action that carried off hits really well. It also seemed to trip out the corners really well. I was also pleased that I could alter my release a little and I could still get the ball long enough to cover the ten pin (dont plan on leaving many though!)
In my short time with the Supreme so far I have found it to be every thing Mo says it is and more! Heed the warning about the ball hooking to much, I think this ball would be way too much on drier shots. If you are rev challenged bowler who is struggling on the wetter shots, this is your ball!!!
Specs.
Ball
15lbs drilled stacked leverage 3 3/8 with balance hole 1" past VAL on ML, Box finish
Bowler
PAP 5.25 over .25 up, 18mph, approx 350 revs
Lanes
Wood, 40 units tapering to ?, 37 feet buff to 41, fresh oil
Post by: Chris_P on January 10, 2003, 01:05:49 AM
On Oil, this ball handles it easily and makes a strong move towards the pocket. On Medium lanes this ball gave a predicatable and continuous hook with no sign of roll out. How this is possible I don't know.
For my brother in law this ball has been great, and he shot his first 600 series the week after buying it, in fact he shot two. Great ball.
Post by: nd300 on January 11, 2003, 02:09:20 PM
Left the ball in box condition as far as the surface goes. Set up to hook hard as I am a little"rev challenged" plus I have a little higher ball speed than most. If I read the sheet right it's a 3 3/8th set up with a balance hole. Don't know the specs other than 16lbs . Pin is to the right and above my ring finger---am a righty. CG is 2" to the right of grip centerline and a little towards the thumb. HOOK IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT!!!!
Standing 35 and playing 15 out to 7 it screams back hard but not uncontrollably---a good hard-hooking but readable oil ball. When they're throwing up rooster tails with other balls this is the one to pull out of your bag. Carry is very good with only one 10 pin left all night. Light hits clear the deck and flush hits result in utter absolute destruction of those defenseless pins---lol. Don't think I've ever thrown a ball that hits this hard but is still readable. I would recommend this ball to anyone who needs a ball for flooded conditions.
Post by: DrillLord on February 04, 2003, 06:26:20 PM
Post by: TimmyTenPin on February 16, 2003, 09:36:14 AM
LAnes are never the same twice and there is no room for error. You go outside and forget it your'e lucky to keep it on the lane. I struggled figuring out this ball and the cover. I bought a ball that was supposed to hook and at first I was disappointed but now that I figured it out it works great. In the past nine league nights at different houses I have not shot below 660. Ball works great on both synthetic as well as wood. I take a marron scotch brite to the ball after every six games. The ball glazes over real fast and looses energy. If I keep up with the cover the ball works great. The other thing with Morich Balls is you can very easily over throw the balls. I own the pearlized as well and this is a great 1 - 2 combination for any bag. Any other suggestions with regards to the supreme would be greatly appreciated.
Good luck and Good Bowling
Post by: TimmyTenPin on March 18, 2003, 11:13:10 AM
Post by: BT on April 01, 2003, 11:31:21 AM
BT
Post by: ZX9-R on April 18, 2003, 04:25:51 AM
I needed a ball that outhooked my Columbia Surge (pitty, this ball doesn't excist on the site ). The Surge didn't come enough on patterns with over 42 foot of oil. So I bought this Supreme cause of the nice sticking plaster
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This ball NEEDS oil. I played on a tournament with 43(!!) foot of oil, and this was the only ball that hooked. I think this is the ultimate ball for very wet patterns. I think you shouldn't buy this ball to play on medium patterns; it tolls too soon and is about dead in the pins ( u can polish it though)
About the carry? I have only seen 2 balls with more carry in my life (with my style of bowling ofcourse), those are RotoGrip SD-73 & AZO Little Boy. Maybe the apex agression has about the same carry as the colossus...
Conclusion: Most agressive ball I've ever seen, early roll, nice backend.
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Reporting from The Netherlands,
*Life begins at 180*
Post by: Plane Facts on May 09, 2003, 04:47:16 PM
I set mine up 3x3/8 x 3x3/8 and ended up with 3/8 positive side weight, 2 oz top weight, and a touch of finger weight. Gross weight after drilling is 14 LBS.
This layout has proven suitable on a range of lane conditions varying from most typical league patterns, to longer heavier patterns used in more progressive associations and tournaments.
As long as there is enough oil to allow this ball to rev up it will deliver a hit that is out of this world, just crushes the deck. Playing up the boards with a good amount of speed, moving inside and swinging, not a problem on either line.
When the heads dry up this ball will let you know it’s time for the bag, but use it on the environment it was designed for and prepare to be impressed.
Over all this is just a really sweet ball. I was upset at the fact Morich lost it’s PBA certification, I bowled in the first stop of the senior’s tour last weekend in Chillicothe,OH pro AM event and placed 30th out of 102 total, I believe if I would have used the Colossus supreme I would have finished in the top five or perhaps even better.
Mike Anoles AKA Plane Facts
Vx800@juno.com
Post by: blustar333 on May 10, 2003, 11:01:33 PM
Post by: laner7pin on September 07, 2003, 02:32:32 AM
Specs:
14 1/2 lbs (I know lighter but its all good)
Pin: 2"
Top: Unknown
Drilled: Pin above ring finger, cg just inside the palm (under and inbetween ring and pinky finger).
Ball gets down the lane revving hard and once it hits the dry it turns hard and carry is fairly good considering it is a sub 15lb ball. Home house modified the shot this year, 36 feet still but a little less inside and a about the same outside, which was fairly light. With less weight in hand, I have to really watch my speed or else it is bucket city. When I control speed, throw about 10-5 and stand back and watch it hit. Pins stay very low, so less messengers but when the ball is hitting flush in the pocket, corners get kicked out well. Swish hits carry well, but for me once the speed amps up, I tend to ring a 5 pin
Ball works great for the shot/line for me, doesnt burn up the oil like my WOW or Hercules. Need to open the thumb up more, for the end of the 2nd game I am hanging on to it too long and getting errant on shotmaking, which means put it away. Other than that, want to get another in 15lbs and drill it slightly different for another look with this beast. First game with this ball shot 258 (bragging rights), but other than that no real super high scores, due to lanes breaking down, poor shots, missing easy spares. Great ball from Mo, get one (or another) before it goes away. Overall a 9 out of 10!
erock666
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If I could only pick up a 7 pin.....
Post by: Neo on February 08, 2004, 05:47:59 PM
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Post by: 2infinity on February 16, 2004, 06:05:45 PM
The ball doesn't hook as much as I would like, I had it drill for the maximum reaction, however it's more of a smooth arc, but hits like a truck. Burns up the head oil fast, by the third game you really have to pickup speed. I have a 195 average, I've shot four series with this ball and have averaged 212. Still getting used to it. Love the ball so far.....
Post by: rocketman16426 on June 22, 2004, 10:29:18 PM