I am was thinking about the Intense Inferno. First off, I am not a ball of the month club member. However, the Intense intrigues me. If it can really do what they say it can. I have never seen a ball that can handle little head oil and carrydown at the same time. I wonder if it really can. I was thinking of trying on just to find out.

Andrew
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I am in vegas in possesion of the intense inferno my coworker gave it too me for giving him the day off for making the match play finals this friday. Very nice looking ball looks like a cross between a killer instinct sanded and a fire power from storm. The firepower is very close to the look more the killer instinct sanded is. Specs from box as follows:


coverstock activator +
color: sunfire pearl
hardness 76-78
glow engraving

factory finish
high gloss polish

core dynamics@16 lb
rg max 2.575
rg min 2.529
rg-diff .046

performance
hook potential 120 out of 175
length 115 out of 235
typical breakpoint shape 90 very angular

available weights 12-16 lbs

The intense inferno uses a new medium rg, medium diffeential inferno family core that compliments the activator + coverstocks increased traction creating the most angular inferno to date.

I was wrong saying that eric forkel was using a ball with the original quantum core and now eat crow and correct myself.

very true, but i am able to get some idea of what the ball is capable of. Ive watched brad at transit destroy the rack with the red inferno. I wish i had half the talent he has but im happy with my game.

I grew up at Rock-Mar watchin Tom Baker, john masiello, Pat Brick, Fran Bax and others. Im no where near there level but i do enjoy trying, And any way i can learn from them i try to.
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I am about 95% positive it is a solid resin.

Andrew
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