I drilled this ball about a week ago, I am a pretty high rev player with above average speed. I chose to do a 4 1/2 x 4 pin under bridge. I left this ball in its OOB condition.


I got exactly what I expected, it gives me a good midlane read and a strong backend move. I wouldnt quite call it "Sideways" but still very strong. The surprising thing is that even with the good midlane read it was still easy to get down the lane.

I have only thrown it on 2 patterns so far, a modified house shot (very short) and this past weekend on Scorpion in a PBA regional. On the house shot I thought it was still a little strong off the spot, but it worked OK. Probably not the ball I should have been using. However, it was the perfect reaction when I switched to it late in the 2nd block of finals on the Scorpion. I was struggling while throwing a combination of a Break s75 and a Break Point before switching to the Sideways for the last 4 games. All I can say is I should have switched sooner. I closed the day with 217, 267, 246 and 228. Had I shot more games like that I might not have been so upset with my overall performance.

In finishing, if you are looking for what I would call a great "league" ball or something you can open up a lane with, I would suggest this ball being your 1st choice!

Any questions or other help I can provide is welcomed!

Z Jellsey is my HERO...

I personally have seen Z jell throw that sideways. All I can say is wow. He makes that ball look very very appealing.

I have seen him throw other 900 products as well. Most recent being the hype both black and blue. I can tell you this much, The next ball I get NIB will be a sideways

Z jell is a fountain of info about bowling and ball reaction. He is also a very skilled driller. Someone I trust 100%. Any boys at Pin's and Needles is solid in my book!