Check it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEojLqT2i_0

My (very brief and concise) take:

The Sideways is a strong, controllable pearl. Now, that sounds funny ... because any ball that's supposed to go "sideways" shouldn't be controllable. But, let's be honest folks, no ball makes a true 90 degree turn, and the Sideways is no exception. It's angular at times, but I never saw squirt, as it reads the midlane confidently courtesy of the quick-revving core from the Mega Friction.

The Clutch is a lot of hook for your money. Definitely give this ball some room, as the strong cover and asymmetric core allow it to get back from nearly anywhere. If you encounter some early burn, though, just raise the surface or add a dab of polish. 900G/AMF coverstocks, as always, take changes quite well and last long!

Thanks for watching.
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I may be a little biased in favor of AMF/900 Global, but the Sideways had about as sharp a turn as I've ever seen a bowling ball make.
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wow those look real good!
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