I had the Labyrinth. No way on God's heaven nor on our earth that this ball is for light anything. Medium is the weakest oil pattern I would ever use it one. Its forte is medium-heavy oil patterns.
This ball has a very strong mid-lane action and a very continuous backend, Unless, for some unknown reason, you wanted to weaken this ball with weird drillings.

Keep this ball clean as you can, as it has an older Columbia particle coverstock, Keep it clean with such as, Clean and Dull, regularly and you have as good a ball as is made today, by anyone.
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Mini-review, Part II...

Went back last night...a little heavier oil condition but still far from being a "flood" and from looking at the oil tracks on the lanes, it had had lots of play "down the middle".

Ravage...did not handle this condition as well as the lighter condition on Friday, had to play a much more direct line because the ball wouldn't "make the turn" due to the carrydown...will stick by what I said about this ball being good for drier lane conditions despite what is being said in another post.

Labyrinth...now this was a condition that this ball was made for...being a "down and in" player and with most of the oil having been pushed to the outside of the lane due to lots of "down the middle" play, the Labyrinth had no trouble finding its way through the oil and making a very strong arc to the pocket...definitely a good ball for heavier oil and/or reverse block type conditions.
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