This is an email message I sent to Lane 1 and am waiting for a response.
I set my 14 LB Uranium up with a full leverage layout which has proven to be most excellent on fresh patterns with good back ends, and second shift carry down. Heavy oil or burnt heads are this balls worst enemies as the energy will expend to quickly with no head oil, and slide to far on flatter heavy oil, but on most all house league patterns this ball is off the charts.
Ball rolls absolutely fantastic with total control and very defined strong move off the higher friction areas, and the hit is ultra impressive.
I don’t know how they did it, but in my opinion this is one of the best balls they have ever made.
My question is about the new Uranium Buzzsaw. This ball is absolutely the
best ball I have ever rolled, and I have used all your saws, but this one
just out performs them all hands down.
My question is why? What is it about the Uranium that separates itself from
the pack, how is it able to deliver such a powerful punch and defined turn
with such precision?
Honestly how long will this ball hold up before losing its edge, 30, 40, 50
games or more?
Next year I will be on tour in the PBA, my name is Mike Anoles from
Springfield, Ohio and I have operated pro shops and been in and around
bowling for well over 30 years, and I also feel very responsible for
introducing Lane 1 balls into this area.
Please elaborate as much as possible, I am completely sold on this ball and
my recommendation has sold 30 plus of these in this past week.
Also please do not quit making this ball. My one and only 300 game was due
to talent and the pro purple, I came close on several other occasions with
the XL.
I plan on buying at least a dozen Uranium's in the future but I would need
some feed back from you on the above questions before laying out that much
money,
You can read all my reviews at ballreviews.com or bowlingballreviews.com, I
am known as Plane Facts on both sites.
As you can tell I am very excited and pumped about the new Uranium and need
as much information and feed back as I can get.
Respectfully,
Michael Anoles
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