I'd have to agree, not that it will necessarily cover true heavy or true light, rather everything in between. When one has such a strong asymetric core they can pretty much drill it to hook and flare a ton, or have very little flare. Throw in the fact that the cover is strong, and can be sanded with good results, despite what some feel about sanding pearls, and you have a very versitile ball.
The weakness I figure this ball will have won't be that dependent on volume, rather length of the pattern. The ball will really take off when encountering dry, if the dry occurs too early the reaction will be too early, if the pattern is too long the reaction will be too long. Obviously a ball that is very even will work the best on such a shot, but I feel that this is also a test of how well a ball will sell, how well it can maintain versitility through both volume and length changes.
The Black Widow for instance, has enough drilling options to handle everything, add the fact that it is a solid that while being clean through the heads certainly adds to its appeal. It is angular yet still maintains a level of control.
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