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Equipment Boards => Motiv => Topic started by: JustinWi on November 26, 2015, 12:51:20 PM
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Built for light to medium oil, the Octane Burn provides more length than the Forza Redline and the Venom Panic, while delivering a strong backend motion.
For the typical bowler, the Octaneâ„¢ Burn will be a great piece to switch to when the house shot breaks down and friction levels increase. This is a ball built to play the burn. Competitive bowlers may like this new Burn edition of the Octane better than the original because the transition at the backend is slightly more controlled so shot consistency is improved.
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ITEM NUMBER MTVBOBB
INNER CORE Quadfire
COVERSTOCK Helix SFP Reactive
FINISH 5500 Grit Laser Scan Polished
WEIGHTS 16 15 14 13 12
RG RATING 2.54 2.55 2.56 2.58 2.58
RG DIFFERENTIAL .040 .043 .043 .047 .050
FLARE POTENTIAL 4"+
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Very nice review showing what it can do with explaining the different layouts and patterns. How would you compare this with the Tribal Fire that was discontinued a while back?
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With the same layout, about 3 feet longer, and a bit more angular, 2 or 3 boards more overall.