Cyclone has been a winner for many years, I don't think you can go wrong with it. Strong cover, pretty strong core so I don't think you should have any problem getting this ball to corner.

Ah, understood.  Going with something on the weaker end with a weaker core, even drilled strongly, is still going to be slow making the corner, however, the Cyclone is definitely a great ball, I'd have to agree with that suggestion.  But if you're after something that's going to give you miss room right, you might want to go a tad stronger, especially given your low speed and low rev rate.  Have you considered a Gamebreaker 2 Gold? 

Thanks.  I have not looked at the GB-2 but I will.  Thanks again.

Quote from: thedjs on August 28, 2015, 04:38:52 PM

Quote from: ITZPS on August 28, 2015, 03:54:34 PM

Crazy Antics is way too much hook for what it seems like you're going for.  Not quite sure why the super strong drilling if you're going for a dry condition ball.  Any particular shape you're after?  Low hooking balls tend to still be very strong off the friction. 

Thanks for the reply.

I'm just trying to get something that will give me a "skid-snap" type reaction when I have to move fairly deep inside.  I'm not having any luck with my present equipment which is drilled with 4.5 to 5" pin to pap so I thought maybe a change in the drilling might help.  I'm also looking for something that will be a forgiving when I miss a little right.

Ah, understood.  Going with something on the weaker end with a weaker core, even drilled strongly, is still going to be slow making the corner, however, the Cyclone is definitely a great ball, I'd have to agree with that suggestion.  But if you're after something that's going to give you miss room right, you might want to go a tad stronger, especially given your low speed and low rev rate.  Have you considered a Gamebreaker 2 Gold? 

Quote from: thedjs on August 28, 2015, 04:38:52 PM

Quote from: ITZPS on August 28, 2015, 03:54:34 PM

Crazy Antics is way too much hook for what it seems like you're going for.  Not quite sure why the super strong drilling if you're going for a dry condition ball.  Any particular shape you're after?  Low hooking balls tend to still be very strong off the friction. 

Thanks for the reply.

I'm just trying to get something that will give me a "skid-snap" type reaction when I have to move fairly deep inside.  I'm not having any luck with my present equipment which is drilled with 4.5 to 5" pin to pap so I thought maybe a change in the drilling might help.  I'm also looking for something that will be a forgiving when I miss a little right.