Speed: 16-17 MPH
Revs: 350+
Axis tilt: 20-25 Deg
Axis rotation: Approx. 30 deg
Desription:
Weight (Pre-drill) 15 and change
Top weight (Pre-drill)
Pin to CG distance 3”
Surface prep 800 Grit Polished
Drilling
Pin to PAP distance 4” Pin to grip center distance 3.5”
Balance hole location, size, and depth. On Axis, 1” Dia, 2” deep
Approx. 60o drill with pin 1” above ring finger
Condition used was PBA Regional Pattern 1(40Ft) and THS(38Ft)
Pattern #1 Lane condition was synthetics(Brunswick).
On this pattern the ball was nice and smooth reacting and was predictable at the break point. As the oil transitioned the battle got a little over under due to the surface. On a dull surface this ball is a beast and is almost unaffected by the transition.
THS is Wood lanes and Brunswick synthetic both conditions are med oil for our areas THS
On wood this ball gives a strong smooth backend with consistent read. Synthetics with a little more oil seemed to have little effect on this ball compared to the wood lane. The ball played rather similar on both surfaces.
Line being played
Pattern #1 15/ 8 @ 38-42ft on fresh THS 20/5 @ 37 ft on fresh
Overall Thoughts
This ball is great for use on med to heavy oil pattern and has great readability and control. Ball has great traction and carry. I have tried a few different surfaces and it has been responsive to the changes.
Compared to the Oracle with a very similar drilling This ball is stronger and more aggressive throughout the entire lane. For me it is about 5 boards stronger then the oracle.
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