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56998 - Storm / Re: Virtual Energy Black Out
« Last post by Storm2DaROLL on March 24, 2024, 05:28:54 PM »LANE CONDITION
Length: Multiple
Volume:Multiple
Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): MOdified
COMMENTS
Likes: Love the Angles.
Dislikes: Nonce
PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS
VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT. All back just the way you needed it.
Patterns used for review are HP modified.
Pattern A: 38Ft, 27.22 Mls, 6:1 ratio
Pattern B: 41Ft, 30.86 Mls, 4:1 ratio
COMMENTS
PLAY
The VGB OR VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT. Gets down the lane very clean and makes the corner
Pattern A:
Ball 1. Out of box VGB had to be left and go after it. Lane play was 20 to 5 and watch her backend. Very clean through the front and very distant roll and turn to break point. This pattern could be played from 12 to 2 and hold the line for speed players with higher rev rate. I backed off the revs and went to a more forward roll with success. Easily able to control the lane transition.
Typical house moves on a higher volume than most places. High scores and Big angles.
Pattern B:
This pattern was longer and higher volume. Play was from the inside on fresh or far right. With no surface adjustment had to be spot in to carry. No room for error. As the pattern transitioned, area opened, it became easier and easier to play this particular pattern. Waited a few games for break down and the moves were to the right with feet and line.
Play the line not the angle
NOTE A: When playing the fresh on higher ball keep lines tight from the inside or play straighter from the right.
NOTE B: Start with something like the Optimum Idol out of box and open the lane up. You won’t regret what comes next with being able to use the VGB more and more without having to be perfect.
LOW DOWN: The VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT is a ball that stronger rev players will often wait on for transitions or straighter players can start with medium speed and rev rate. You can lightly break the shine and get the VGB moving earlier to smooth out the angle for stronger players.
Normally i excel with Symmetrical balls but this ASYM pearl surprised and made its way in the bag. Plus the all black makes you pay attention to it all the way down the lane to read it.
Length: Multiple
Volume:Multiple
Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): MOdified
COMMENTS
Likes: Love the Angles.
Dislikes: Nonce
PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS
VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT. All back just the way you needed it.
Patterns used for review are HP modified.
Pattern A: 38Ft, 27.22 Mls, 6:1 ratio
Pattern B: 41Ft, 30.86 Mls, 4:1 ratio
COMMENTS
PLAY
The VGB OR VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT. Gets down the lane very clean and makes the corner
Pattern A:
Ball 1. Out of box VGB had to be left and go after it. Lane play was 20 to 5 and watch her backend. Very clean through the front and very distant roll and turn to break point. This pattern could be played from 12 to 2 and hold the line for speed players with higher rev rate. I backed off the revs and went to a more forward roll with success. Easily able to control the lane transition.
Typical house moves on a higher volume than most places. High scores and Big angles.
Pattern B:
This pattern was longer and higher volume. Play was from the inside on fresh or far right. With no surface adjustment had to be spot in to carry. No room for error. As the pattern transitioned, area opened, it became easier and easier to play this particular pattern. Waited a few games for break down and the moves were to the right with feet and line.
Play the line not the angle
NOTE A: When playing the fresh on higher ball keep lines tight from the inside or play straighter from the right.
NOTE B: Start with something like the Optimum Idol out of box and open the lane up. You won’t regret what comes next with being able to use the VGB more and more without having to be perfect.
LOW DOWN: The VIRTUAL GRAVITY BLACKOUT is a ball that stronger rev players will often wait on for transitions or straighter players can start with medium speed and rev rate. You can lightly break the shine and get the VGB moving earlier to smooth out the angle for stronger players.
Normally i excel with Symmetrical balls but this ASYM pearl surprised and made its way in the bag. Plus the all black makes you pay attention to it all the way down the lane to read it.