We will give away one of our first launches. we will randomly select one lucky ballreviews submitter. simply tell us what you feel the performance you are looking for from the first 300 Global launch.  We will close the feedback Wed 17th at noon. Tell us either by comparing it to an existing product from other companies line or tell us the ultimate reaction you desire.Or simply tell us why you would buy a 300 Global ball. We will IM you and let you know when the ball will be shipped to the lucky winner. I know you will all do a good job because of the support you have shown me in the past. This is my way of gathering info and saying thanks.
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Edited on 4/25/2007 11:54 AM

Phil--

This is what I would personally like to see out of a new ball.  One of the problems I have with  many new releases is how strong the backend reaction is.  This can be phenomenal on a THS, but in tourneys it often leaves me wanting.  This is particularly true in what I would call "medium condition" balls.  Too many of them, IMO, are just too plain strong.  I want a ball that will get through the drying heads, and not overreact in the back part of the lane.  I love the reaction of my Mean Machine on medium heavy oil because it NEVER overreacts.  It has a nice, smooth, readable transition throughout the lane that helps me reach the pocket consistently on tougher shots as well as gauge the small adjustments necessary to improve carry.  Now, when it becomes too strong, many of the "medium" oil balls I have tried turn out to be over/under nightmares.  I want to see a smooth, controllable transition down the lane with hitting power and readability, I don't need my "medium" ball to cover 15 boards.  Don't even get me started with so called "dry" lane balls.  Ugh!
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Proud member of the Track Legion, though I'm seeing other companies on the side.  

Something that will give a nice, controlled, and consistent reaction on medium-heavy oil conditions.  Just a strong, well-rounded ball.  Something like a Triton Elite (the purple one with MICA...I loved MICA!!!!).


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strong but controllable. smooth through the heads
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A strong mid lane, but nothing crazy on the backend.
My Action Max is the first ball that comes to mind.

I think you should come out with a line of balls that are much like the Dyno-Thane Vendetta line, which was a great line. I would like to see large amounts of high quality urethane and the same weight block in every ball (with some minor tweaks), much like the visionary centaur line. I think the Soaker cover would work nicely with a the old Triton Heat core. Please start with a solid reactive and add a pearl reactive, particle pearl, Particle solid. One unique twist would be to also produce a true dry lane ball much like the Desert Heat or the Slate Blue Gargoyle. This ball line would work for the true tournament player as well as work on the THS.

I was thinking something like the original inferno.  Something that has a versitle cover with a low rg and high diff core.  I don't think a ball like that can go wrong.  Plus make it look cool. Maybe Black and Red.  Most people want a ball that looks cool.  And please no super big ugly labels.
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Versatility and Predictability a deadly combination. Strong roll back and not very angular.