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Are you ready for the speed and power of the new G-Force?
  Lane #1 unveils it''s all new W.A.S. core, featuring a new warped asymmetrical symmetrical design unmatched by the competition. This high energy W.A.S. diamond produces a mass bias not found in any symmetrical core design.
  All this energy inside of our lane gripping solid Detonator coverstock cuts through the heaviest oils, then pulls an unforeseen amount of G''s the pins can''t withstand when cornering down the lane.
  Light years ahead of the competition, how many G''s can you handle?  


Lane #1 G-Force Rap


Color: Solar Red Swirl
Cover Stock: Detonator TM
Core: W.A.S. Patented Diamond
Hook Rating: 115 out of 120 max
Backend Hook: 75%
Flare Potential: 5+
Pin Placement: 12 O’ clock 1-5” out
Construction: Modified 2-piece
15lb RG Min: 2.516
15lb RG Max: 2.568
15lb Diff: .051
Finish: 10 Micron Dull
Available Weights: 12, 13, 14, 15, & 16lb.

Warren Heady drilled this ball for me.If you want a ball that plays in oil and hits like a truck I would suggest this ball.I also would have Warren drill it for you.Just tell him what you want the ball to do and it does it.His address is warren@hebowlingsupply.com.

BALL SPECS
Pin Length - 3.5", MB,2" right of thumb
Starting Top Weight - 3oz
Ball Weight - 16.2 before drilling


DRILL PATTERN
Pin to PAP - 3 3/4"
CG to PAP - STACKED Drilling
X Hole (if needed) - none
MB Location - 2" right of thumb


BOWLER STYLE
Rev Rate - 300-350
Ball Speed - 15-17
PAP/Track - normal high, 4/5 flare rings, 1 1/2" left of thumb


PICTURE AND VIDEO LINKS

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=5342973


SURFACE PREPARATION
Grit - 1000, 800
Type (Matte, Polish, Sanded) - Lite polish beans secret sauce, then ruff buff oob finish


LANE CONDITION
Length - 39' wood, then 40' stripped and both with clean backends
Volume - tournament
Type (Wall, Xmas Tree, Sport) - I think SPORT


BALL REACTION
Length - 20'- 25' depending on oil volume
Back End - hard turn constant
Overall Hook - hard driving
Midlane Read - Excellent
Breakpoint Shape - bannana, NO FLIP


COMMENTS
Carry - Excellent
Likes - Ball moves like my Uranium Solid on STEROIDS!
Dislikes - nothing except dry boards/up front

CONCLUSION
Bowled the first house KS State tournament @ thunderbird Lanes, wood surface, and found the ball very forgiving / finished extra hard with clean backends. Ball had a lite polish 1000 grit abrilon pad.Shot 219,201,203 singles/229,193,238 doubles.
Next day shot @ Seneca lanes, synthetic surface. Lite buffed 800 grit abrilon pad and W/clean backends found this ball too be aggressive. I should have left it polished, but didn't have time to repolish it once we started bowling. I just switch to my Uranium Solid. 1st game 217 then switched because I was haveing to throw it so hard and couldn't control it through the break point. Overall performance was movement like my Uranium Solid but 7-10 boards stronger. Track was normal/high with 4/5 flare rings 1/8" apart in both houses. I was told that I could have a X-hole added for more flare as my ending static weight was 7/8 oz side WT. , but gonna wait on that till I get some real oil/flood lanes... Can't go wrong with this ball in your bag! handmeDN
I got back home for league and on a House shot med-heavy oil, wood lanes, 233,213,214=660 Awsome ball.
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Got the G Force a couple months ago, and here's my review.  Fairly strong ball, not overly aggressive, but a great control ball.  Not quite as strong as my Special Agent or Awesome Revs, but hits very well, and has a great carry percentage.  Thought I had a good shot at a 300 with it this past Friday night, but lost my carry in the 9th frame.  Used this ball in a PBA regional on the Shark pattern, and did ok with it, but wasn't playing quite as deep enough as I should have been.  Was all over the pocket but ball hit weak....again my fault with choosing the wrong line.  Give this ball a little bit of room, and watch it come back, and kick 10's out with regularity.

Lane #1 G-Force Ball Review

Lane Conditions: Heavy, Medium-Heavy
Drill Pattern: Stacked
Pin Placement: 3-4 in.

I like to keep all the terminology and descriptions simple.
Basically, I am a Stroker (Right-Handed) and I often play down 5 or 10 and into the pocket. This ball on the fresh league shot allows me to do just that. I will typically start on 10 and adjust from there. The G-Force allows me to play that 10 board line for at least the first game and a half until it begins to dry up. I can conitually adjust as the conditions break down.

The hitting power on the ball is amazing. I like to think of myself as someone who has a little bit of power behind the ball but this ball will hit like a truck. The carry is great and in my opinion is also a forgiving ball if you happen to miss your mark by a board or two.

The surface of my ball is out of the box which I believe is 10 Micron Dull. It has helped me achieve some of my highest games, 279 and some of my highest series 645. (I'm still an amateur , I know 645 isn't that great to some, heh.)

I wasn't really a big fan of Lane #1 Equipment, however this ball is performing well above what I expected.

I would suggest that you keep this ball clean as much as possible, it tends to soak in the oil. Also, when it breaks down to drier conditions I would suggest you throw a different ball. I've had several friends try it on Light to Dry and the ball will not stay on the lane .

A Definite Must Have in your arsenal to tackle the Heavy to Medium-Heavy Condition.
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-ChangeOfFate
Avg: 195
North Richland Hills, Tx

"Never dedicate yourself to one bowling ball maker..."

I had been out of bowling for 12 years or so and recently got back in and decided to buy all new equipment ( brunswick fury, elite alien, lane 1 g-force ). The lanes I bowl on were very old wood lanes, but recently ( just finished this week ) went to synthetic. they are putting down 40' heavy 10 to 10 with a little less outside 10 and a little more up the track. I wanted a ball that would start earlier and have more of a hard arch than a skid/flip, because I was having trouble with squirting past the breakpoint if I had to move in off the straight up 5 board shot. I went to visit Otis Pillow at Otis pro shop in Hurst, Texas and he recommended the g- force for what  I wanted. the ball has a 4.5" pin and 3 oz. top weight, the pin is placed 1" above the ring finger and the mb 1.5" to the right of the thumb hole and a balance whole to make it legal. The first time I threw it was right after drilling and after some adjustment( hand applied maroon scotch brite pad ) this ball seemed to do what i wanted but i was pressed for time and had to leave after just a few frames, Well i went to my house today for some practice with the new g-force and let me tell you this thing is a monster the likes of godzilla if you throw it right, i had absolutly NO squirting of any kind and could easily play at least 5 boards inside the fury or alien, it is so much stronger than my other balls it took me 5 or six frames to adjust, of course the expert drilling by Otis probably has a lot to do with it, but boy does this thing hook. It has a very strong arching motion that does not start as early as you would think and the arch just gets stronger as it enters the end of the pattern. It has excellent pin carry and hits extremely hard. This ball fits exactly where i wanted it in my newly growing bag of tricks. Excellent heavy oil ball, and carry down, who cares,  this ball surely does not! Needless to say i am happy so far and will let you know more if anything changes.