15# 3-4 inch pin.
Drilled pin on midline 1" above grip center and mass bias in a 45* angle.
For me this ball has a strong sweeping motion on the back end and the carry is unbelievable. I used it on a variety of house patterns and I would say that it really stood out on medium to medium heavy oil. It revs up quick to give you mid-lane control but doesn't expend all of its energy and has plenty left to get the corners out.
Edited on 1/12/2011 at 1:42 PM
LANE CONDITION
Volume: medium
Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS
This is a ball that can be used on a fresh medium or medium-heavy shot. As the medium shot starts to breakdown, this ball might be a bit too much. This is a pretty strong core in a relatively strong cover. The ball likes to read the middle and late midlane and still has decent strength at the breakpoint to create strong entry angle. That's the reason why it appears so good on the fresh medium shot while hitting a bit flat when they break down. This ball will have more life with a heavier oil pattern. Polishing provides some additional length, allowing it to be played a bit longer on a medium volume pattern.
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