Let's see... I drilled up a scorchin inferno, a blue dot, a blue omega, a P43, and a carbide plus in the last couple months.
I got rid of the omega, the carbide plus, and the P43. The omega was a trial (ended up being too heavy for me).
I had no real complaints with the carbide plus, but didn't think I needed it once I bought the scorchin.
The P43 just hooked too much for me.. but my buddy really seems to like it (has shot back to back high 700 sets with it). I ordered a no mercy to replace the P43, but I'm hoping that it will give me a little more length/backend than the P43.
I'm on the fence about keeping the scorchin inferno... It rolls very well and hits hard on the appropriate conditions. For me, this ball really seems to like being thrown "down & in". Its great when there is lots of oil up front and dry on the backends becasue it doesn't seem to over-react down lane.. very smooth reaction. However, I just can't seem to swing this ball at all. It just won't recover on the backend. I think its just the very rolly-acry nature of the activator max cover... I'll probably keep this one for flatter conditions where there is lots of friction at the end of the patterns, but not much on the outsides (something that favors a more direct line).
I love the blue dot. Great color and straight!
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Joe Theismann's MNF idiot quote of the week:
"Rex Grossman is becoming the player that Lovie Smith thought he was when Smith drafted him."
