LAYOUTS IN PROFILE!

Well, I got to toss about a game and half on the Chameleon today. I got up there early, but one of our high school bowlers was bowling. He tossed 3 games and I believe that was the only bowling on the lanes.

Here goes.

I started with my Bite to get a good base line. I pretty much always start around the 10 board on this pattern, regardless of lane surface.

The Bite was the strongest ball of the 3. It was alittle surprising to be honest with ya. I was forced deeper with my feet and eyes than I expected. So, I'm standing on 19, sliding around 22, targeting 13 to 8. I am not comfortable with that angle on this pattern when it is fresh, very little margin for error.

The T-Road was the next strongest ball. I was standing 16, sliding 19, playing up and at em on the 8 board. This provided me my best look. If bowling a tournament, this is the ball I'd start with.

The Anger was the weakest of the 3, standing 14, sliding 17, playing up at em on the 8 board. The Anger was also very, very good on this line.

You have to remember, the T-Road was 1000 grit and the Anger was 2000 grit. If they were the same surface, I'd guess there would little difference. But, if you keep the surfaces different, these two could really provide you with a great one-two punch on a variety of sport compliant patterns.

Andrew

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Edited on 2/8/2008 1:41 AM