Post by: admin on December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM
TRIPLE X FACTORâ„¢ Technical Specifications
Coverstock MONSOONâ„¢ Pearl Reactive
Weight Block Inverted RAD3â„¢ Triple Disk Technology
Ball Color Violet, Cherry, Gold Pearl
Ball Finish 1500-grit Polish
Radius of Gyration 2.52 (Low)
Differential .055 (High)
Durometer 73-75 Rex D-scale
Flare Potential 6" (High)
Fragrance Black Cherry
Weights 10 - 16 lbs.
Post by: Pat Patterson on January 27, 2004, 11:37:33 AM
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Post by: JuniorsProShop on January 29, 2004, 04:29:14 AM
The second one we drilled was for one of our regulars from our other shop in the Bronx, NY. He has extremely slow ball speed for a younger player, but really revs her up. We drills this one 4 X 4, pin over the ring, cg kicked out about a good 2 inches and the RAD almost /near his PAP. We watched him throw it on wood lanes with a fresh house shot 42 feet. Again, very, very good length with a great boom in the back part of the lane. However, this player got a little over/under with the ball, probably because of his speed and because of the heavier concentration in the middle. Don't get me wrong, this ball is great. He was just not able to hit the dry too soon and was not able to get a steady reaction in the oil. However, when he hit the pocket I didn't see any corners standing. This ball is a truck and if used on the right condition can really open up the lane for you.
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Post by: RevLefty on January 31, 2004, 12:46:26 AM
Hi I am a left hander that has high ball speed and med revs. That said this ball is one that is not for heavy flood but works on lot of conditions. It has great length and a whole lot of back end. The ideal condition is med to med heavy heads and fresh backends or even backs that have a little carry down.
My triple X was a 15.3lb had 2oz top and 3-4 pin. I drilled it stack leverage. With my ball speed and revs it gets lots of length and comes hard on back but found that if i tugged it into oil it skated dead straight and didnt hit for crap but that to be expected. If send out to dirt it going to come back in hurry. Left it in out of box finish thought about tweaking cover and if i do i will review again. I found but taking the ball speed down a bit i could wheel the lane. It is quite speed sensitive and needs some back ends to start its move but once it strarts it dont stop. It hits hard but carries quite odd cause of the harsh angles it comes in on. All and all i think this ball is about five boards more than the original x factor in out of box finish but shows signs that if take cover down bit it might be a monster. Will definately look into that too early to tell on that seeing just got yesterday. It smells great but bring back the grape scent. All in all give this ball a solid 8.5 out of ten. More to come once i get chance to throw more and tweak cover.
Post by: jbstorm on February 04, 2004, 08:52:24 PM
I chose this setup because I wanted a touch more length but still have the hook for medium to oily conditions and it creates a smooth break point into the pocket. The ball is very easy to find the line you need at any house, as well as making easy and accurate shots when the line you are throwing brakes down. If you are off your shot a board or two its ok it wont leave you with splits or shots you have never encounterd before lol.
Put it this way before it was the DEUCE that was STORM's best ball ever created but I feel that they have out done themselves and this one should top the charts. Do the right thing and pick up one today or two with a different setup it will be your best investment to kill the competition and impress others with your skills.
Jason D. Brown
Post by: Jabroni on February 05, 2004, 02:41:11 AM
I am very impressed with this ball so far. It looked on paper like the X Factor minus the over/under for guys with a good bit of hand. It is all of that and more. I am very impressed with how angular, yet strangely controlled motion at the breakpoint this ball makes.
It starts up a good bit earlier than the original X Factor, and is almost just as angular at the breakpoint. This appears to be an AWESOME ball for opening up the lanes.
Overall I am beyond impressed with this ball, and look forward to throwing it a lot more in the near future.
Randy R.
Post by: LeftHandMan on February 11, 2004, 02:45:29 PM
I have the Deuce and the RE-Loaded, both are drilled the same way. I have the pin (*) to the left of the ring finger, CG kicked out, and the RAD (R) in the strong position and a balance hole on my PAP.
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These balls complement each other very well. The Deuce has an out of the box surface finish, and the Re-Loaded is polished. When one over-reacts, I can use the other, and vice-versa.
If I get the XXX-Factor, should I drill it the same, or will it react much like the Deuce or the Re-Loaded?
Post by: LeftHandMan on February 11, 2004, 02:48:09 PM
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Post by: Claymore on February 16, 2004, 10:36:06 PM
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WHAT THE HELL YOU MEAN I MISSED THE MARK BY 30 BOARDS I WAS DEAD ON!!!!
Post by: YuriF on February 17, 2004, 06:47:45 PM
Post by: meef300 on February 25, 2004, 12:20:55 AM
Mike Meifert
Post by: Ubik on February 28, 2004, 06:04:03 AM
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Post by: Mike Austin on March 02, 2004, 02:12:35 AM
I put the pin over my fingers, slightly left of my span line, which gives me a 5 inch pin from PAP distance. The RAD is out to the right, about 1 1/2 right of my thumb hole, which is about a 75 degree position.
I had to use a small hole to get the ball to ABC legal, that hole is 6" over and 2" down from the center of my span. Used a 3/4 inch bit and went down about 1 1/2".
I wanted this ball to be very long, good length, even when the lanes start breaking down. (Reason for the 5" pin) I wanted a firm back end, not super snappy, but strong. With my medium ball speed, I can usually get the ball to turn the corner. (Reason for the strong mass bias and small hole)
This ball does just what I wanted to see. I used this ball on wood lanes, fresh oil, but the shot is kinda medium/dry. Pretty much a THS, just a little on the dry side. I got great length, ball was very clean through the front. When I changed hand positions, the XXX was very responsive. I could square up on the oil line, be soft with my hand, more up the back and firm with my speed and the ball would go verrrrry long, and smooth back end. No over reaction, the ball under reacted if anything.
I could also move my target closer to me and try to get a little more on the ball, more side turn (my natural release) and the ball went nicely down the lane and turned harder on the back end.
Carry was very good, most any single pins could be attributed to me not making a great shot. XXX hit pretty hard, finishing through the pins, without much deflection at all. 727 first 3 games that counted is okay with me.
I think the XXX has that "lopey" motion like the Fear Factor, but farther down the lane, and more back end. Less overall hook than the Fear Factor. XXX is longer than the original X Factor, and for me finishes much better. I had a hard time getting the original X Factor to save enough energy to finish on the back end. XXX has almost as much length as the Power Charge Pearl, but more back end.
I think the XXX will be a more versatile ball than the X Factor. X Factor seemed one dimensional. I think you will be able to do more with this ball than most of Storm's recent high end releases. I like the way this ball rolls, and like what I have seen of it in the hands of other people too.
This ball will be used on medium to some dry by most players. High speed guys will use this on dry. Only very slow ball speed players will want to use this ball on oil, as there are really better choices. This could be a bench mark ball for some people, specially with a little scotch brite to the surface for heavier oil. Storm probably has the best pearl reactive cover stocks on the market today, if you use this ball for what it was meant for, I think you will really like it.
(Bring on Reno, Think this ball could be nasty at ABC Nationals!!!!
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Post by: recognize_talent on March 02, 2004, 04:50:15 PM
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"Strikes show them you know the game. Spares show them you can play the game." A wise man knows when he is beat, it's time you RECOGNIZE Talent!!!
Post by: JayB2 on March 03, 2004, 12:36:40 AM
Post by: jayelvis13 on March 06, 2004, 02:51:13 AM
When I decided to bowl a sweeper, I shot 277 and made the semifinals (I was able to move deep inside and still have carry power)
Last night I shoot 300,245,207 = 752 with 3 solid 9 pins on decent oil !!
I have never used Storm equipment until now. After finding out my pitch was wrong on old equipment, I extended it a 1/2 inch and wow I am off the charts !!
Thanks XXX !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post by: Stan on March 09, 2004, 12:01:25 AM
Thanks
Post by: Quantum300 on March 09, 2004, 12:02:43 AM
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Post by: smittybilt30 on March 10, 2004, 01:12:27 PM
Post by: laxbowler02 on March 16, 2004, 01:29:03 PM
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Get caught up in the Storm. STORM'S #!
Post by: jayelvis13 on March 20, 2004, 03:58:53 AM
Need I say more ??????
Not bad for a guy who tosses 3 games a week. Could it be the ball ?? I would say ummmmm yep !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Invest you wont be sorry................
Jayelvis13
Post by: BuddiesProShopcom-Chris on March 23, 2004, 12:23:51 AM
I drilled one of these when they sent me the staff balls. Layed it out with the pin 4 3/4 from my PAP and the RAD on my leverage line. If I bowled on a shot with heavier oil in the heads and fresh backend the ball was great. But once the fronts burned up the ball would seem to lose some pop. So I was a little skeptical. I have not had the greatest success with the XFactor line. For me the mid price balls Storm makes work better. So with this in mind I called Steve Klompken at Storm. I explained my dilema and what I thought I needed to try. He recommended putting the pin much farther from my PAP. So I drilled another one on Friday. I put the pin 6 1/4 from my PAP and the RAD on my leverage line. I personally didn't think this would work because generally when I put pins past 5 1/4 from my PAP the ball pukes. I practiced on a 42 foot sport pattern with a good amount of oil. I was amazed at my ball motion now. The ball cleared the front and really revved up down the lane. So I figured well this is because the lane is fresh. But I bowled about 6 games and even as the lane transitioned the ball still remained strong and never lost anything. I then tried the ball at a beat up wood center in a tourney and the ball still cleared the front and revved up down the lane. With this layout I still get 6 plus inches of flare. AMAZING!
In closing what Steve explained to me is that looking at differential on a ball is key. By talking, about we came to realize that I like mid to lower diff balls. The XFactor line is all high diff. Thus the balls are very strong. So by putting the pin so much farther from my axis it allows the ball to store more energy and not burn up as fast.
If you are a straighter player I would recommend staying with the stronger layouts, but if you have a higher rev rate put the pin farther from your PAP and you will love this ball.
Post by: dsundblade on March 29, 2004, 01:23:11 AM
The Pin is placed about 1 ¾†above my bridge, which relates to a distance of 6" from my PAP.
The CG is placed directly at the center of my span.
The MB is located about 2 ½†right of my thumbhole. I had hoped to place the MB at the center of my VAL and track (the strong flip position), but due to the asymmetrical design of the core (coupled with the very large pin-out) the best I could do was an MB which was located about half-way between my VAL and Strong position.
The ball did not require a balance hole. This layout naturally provided about ½ ounce of finger weight and ¼ ounce of negative weight.
This layout was as near perfect as I could have hoped for. The ball moves cleanly through the heads and generates a strong flip/arc as it reads the dry backend. With the MB located a little closer to my VAL the ball does not overreact and drive through the headpin, but rather it just begins to straighten out as it CRASHES through the pins!!!
This is a very aggressive ball that has finally allowed me (a stroker) to play inside of the 12-13 board. With this ball I usually begin playing the 12-13 out to the 6-8 board for the first few frames, then as a track develops, I can take her a bit further inside to a 14-16 out to the 7-8 board and watch the fireworks as it comes screaming back into the pocket!!!
I have several friends who are Crankers, and they are absolutely in love with this ball. They can take it Way inside and play a line from the 25 out to the 5 board and it just Crushes everything !!!!!!!!!
I definitely would recommend this ball to everyone, although a slightly less aggressive layout would probably be needed by anyone with high revs (cranker), that is unless you love to watch your ball perform tricks!!!
Post by: Ryan Peebles on March 30, 2004, 09:07:11 PM
On that note, on to the review!
My Storm Triple X-Factor was drilled leverage (4" X 1 1/2", pin under and just right of ring finger, CG close to VAL) with RAD in strong position, but closer to the VAL. The layout is similar to my Super Charge.
In my very first game with the XXX (practice, of course), I rolled 256 en route to a 734 series. This ball reminds me of the good ol' Zone days with its strong early roll, but with greater length, snap, hit, pin carry, and forgiveness. Debuted it in league play this past Saturday and rolled a strong 737 series (227-253-257).
This ball leaves very few corners, because the scouts really go flying and dance across the deck, especially on the light hits! The people at Storm really do have their fingers on the pulse of the bowling community, and their brilliance lies in those eight-and-a-half-inch-diameter spheres. I thank Storm for making some real top-notch equipment that has tremendously helped my game in 2004. The XXX is a continuation of their great work!
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Behind the approaching front, the perfect Storm is about to be unleashed...
Post by: khescock on April 05, 2004, 03:25:19 PM
That was my first Triple X, but I've been watching them, and they really aggressive when shined and they react really no matter what speed you throw. If you looking for a good, aggressive ball, the Triple X is the ball for you.
Another great ball from the bowler's company.
Post by: bowler851 on April 11, 2004, 03:15:19 AM
Post by: Splitz on April 18, 2004, 12:34:14 PM
I throw right handed, medium speed, with medium revs and a lower track. I had hoped this ball would replace my Ebonite Warrior, a ball that had worked very well for me, especially when new. The Triple X-Factor was drilled with the pin about 3.5 inches away from the PAP and the pin is over the fingers. The RAD is about an inch an a half to the right of my thumb hole.
I noticed this ball really reads oil in the box condition. It will not finish hard enough for me if I cannot get it to some dry boards sometime before it hits the pins. Heavier carrydown or toasted heads really makes the ball hard to score with even if you find a way to get it to the pocket with decent entry angle. On the other side, this ball is very easy to score with when the lanes have more of a fresh oil look to them. It will play inside, down the track and even way outside with great carry. Overall, I'd say this ball is very good but to make it work to its potential you need good speed control or a slightly forgiving oil pattern because it is very agressive when it hooks. Little changes in speed or revs give great big changes at the pins.
Although they were drilled similar and had similar finishes, the Warrior was a little more forgiving. The 3X wants to go a little longer and snap a little harder which is great for someone with a consistant shot, but if you have problems with consistantly repeating your shot, I think the 3X won't do you much good in the long run.
Post by: Mr Straight Ball on April 19, 2004, 04:57:51 PM
Pin is 5" from PAP with the RAD on my VAL
Used a dab of Lane Concepts' Extreme Dull to cut the shine off the cover.
Before you read this review you should know that, #1 I have ball speed and #2 strong roll. For the STORM Nation, this ball is eerily similar to the Blue Thunder. This layout leaves the CG a little short of my PAP. Very stable for the first 20-25 feet; then in true X-Factor core spirit this ball just revs up and rolls up with a strong CONTINUOUS arc. With 8 games under this balls belt it's already accomplished 300 and 800 (33 out of 36 strikes). So obviously I am going to sing praise about this ball.
You'll definitely need oil for this ball to retain it's energy as it attacks the pins. Good luck with your Triple XXX!
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Post by: Bowlnrd on June 19, 2004, 07:49:46 PM
So on my thursday league a friend of mine came to me and told me about storms new ball xxx. well he convinced me to try it and i love it. Ihave mine drilled #4 on the sheet and it revs up hits the pocket like a fighter jet. By far much better than the alter ego i almost bought instead. This is more of a story than a review but let me tell you xxx is the best ball i have ever rolled untill maybe the triple xtreme comes along to change my mind.
Post by: hoyo9 on June 26, 2004, 05:50:24 PM
Thanks for reading my review. If I can be of any assistance feel free to send me a message about this ball or any listed in my profile.
h9
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Post by: TheBowlingKid25 on July 18, 2004, 01:19:36 AM
Surface-out of box
Me-Medium speed (around 15)-medium/lil above medium revs, basic tweener.
The ball deffinitly gets down the lane when it needs to. It clears heads good for the most part, but starts checkin up REAL early when the heads are burnt. (obvious from a medium/heavy oil ball) Surprisingly the ball hasnt burned up/rolled out on me once, even when the lanes dry up. It rolls through the midlane very cleanly, never has a problem unless the conditions are spotty. On the backend the ball is killer, it doesnt snap or flip, but its come with a real hard arc to the pocket. As stated before, the ball doesnt do very well on spotty oil, it jumps alot and tends to get very O/U. This is my first ball out now, because I can throw it all night. I have had a lot of success with this ball on the heavier side of medium, all the way till the lanes dry up. Its really a strong ball, so dont be decieved, but its not TOO strong.
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16 years and still going strong! 16 years old that is!
The names Warrior Princess, Xena..Warrior PrincessAnd why would I "saw" pins in half, THATS A WASTE OF PINS!
Post by: StOrM oN LaNe1 on July 19, 2004, 03:32:44 AM
This ball is very strong and perfect for the way i throw the ball, i throw the ball over 20 out to about 5 and i comes back like a monster, This ball is the best out of the X-Factor line in my opinion. (Oh and also the best smelling one)
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Post by: aj10pin on August 05, 2004, 06:42:28 PM
i got the ball drilled really weak cuz all my centre put down is light oil. standing on board 35 throwin over 19 going out to bout 5 it just rips those pins down like i neva seen! only prob 4 me is i leave too many soild 10's
Post by: luvmykings on September 06, 2004, 12:18:40 AM
Just Stormin' through
Post by: CoachJim on November 09, 2004, 07:21:17 PM
Weight 15lbs 3oz
4"pin
3.25oz top weight
5"x 3 3/8" with rad in the strong position
7/8" weight hole on the axis
I love the way this ball revs up and hits. This ball really reads the lane well on Medium to lighter conditions.
On fresh house patterns, the ball will shoot through the break point and snap way too hard when it hits the dry.
On broken down conditions the XXX ignores the chopped up heads, revs up hard in the midlane and cuts through carry down better than any other ball I own.
I can make it work on other conditions but it takes a lot of concentration.
B+
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Post by: ColtonKokrda on January 06, 2005, 06:53:04 PM
I threw my very first 300 with this ball (October 14, 2004). I was 14 at the time, and still am. I am simply amazed with this ball. I just stick it down at the spot, and it does the rest of the work. :-)
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Post by: mmike1053 on March 01, 2005, 04:09:45 PM
This is a good ball. I use it on Medium to Medium Heavy conditions. Not a Heavy Oil ball. It has a nice roll and move to the pocket. Depending on how you throw the ball it can arc or skid snap, very versatile. I have had many high games and series with this ball. One of the first out of the bag.
Mike
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High Game: 2 - 300 on 6/21/04 and 02/25/05
High Series: 788 on 06/21/04
Post by: Los300 on March 11, 2005, 12:32:56 PM
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Post by: ryh80 on March 13, 2005, 09:27:10 AM
Variation in Drilling (viewed with finger holes on top and thumb at bottom)
But compared to Layout#1, the pin is about .5" from the ring finger hole and about 2 o'clock (rather than 1 o'clock). Also, the RAD is about .5" and 4 o'clock. The Center of Gravity is 2" from the ring finger hole at 4.5 o'clock.
Performance
I played three games in medium-oily lanes I think. I stood in the middle of the lane and aimed straight down one arrow to the right of the center. I think I throw medium speed and low-medium rev. This ball would skid straight all the way and then slowly turn a bit (about 5 boards?). From other reviews, I thought the ball would turn hard in the back like professional crankers do. Perhaps it's the way I bowl but it didn't seem to have as much hook as I thought.
My Bad Form
After reading a book on bowling, I believe my bad form may have contributed to the lack of performance. Instead of getting low and rolling the ball, I have a tendency to stay up and dropping the ball with a slight spin. I'm thinking that following proper form will increase my revs.
Positive Results Regardless
I haven't bowled much since I was on my High School team (used to be a 167 avg bowler using my dad's 13# Urethane Blue Hammer). I went to bowl last week with my dad's 15# Columbia 300 Beyond Reactive and bowled 104, then two games in 130s. The first three games I bowled using the XXX Factor, I was just trying to get used to the ball and how it would react. I still managed 137, 140, and 178. I think this ball has the potential to get me bowling 190+avg once I get into it with proper form. I do notice that this ball knocks down a lot more pins than even my dad's old Columbia 300 (though that might have been too heavy). Even when I hit way off the head pin, I still got atleast 6. If I got anywhere near the pocket, it was an 8 or a 9.
Overall, I have high hopes for the potential this ball has. If you guys have any suggestions on getting more hook out of this ball, let me know. I bowl straight along the right side, moving my starting point according to how early or late the ball hooks.
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Post by: ryh80 on March 26, 2005, 10:52:51 PM
With the way my ball is drilled, I believe this might be the most effective method of bowling for me. Anything near the pocket was going down as strikes. I had 5 strikes, and the rest were spares except for one missed frame and one split frame.
This ball has a lot of carry. One thing I noticed is that it never seems to carry oil on it's return. Other balls I've used have returned with streaks of oil but the cover on this ball doesn't seem to pickup oil. I believe my new technique will result in repeated scores of 200+, better than I've ever done before.
I rate this ball 8/10. Once I can get 7+ strikes per game, I will rate this ball 9/10, and once I can get all strikes except in the 10th frame, I will rate this ball 10/10.
Post by: EastonCxN on April 02, 2005, 02:38:12 PM
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I throw anthing that works!
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Post by: azus on October 26, 2005, 05:18:34 PM
Ball stats: About 2" pin, unknown topweight, CG in palm, MB 5´o clock below thumb. Don´t know Pin to Pap, but pin is right next to ring finger. And i think it´s a control drilling.
I play on a 22ml 38ft pattern.
Since this is my first ball i have used it on every lane condition i have faced. I get the best reaction on dryer patterns, like med and below. But it works on the heavier stuff to.
I dont get a hugh hook with it, but it covers enough boards to kick out the corner pins. The ball motion is a smoother arc. It reads the lane quick.
I have now, for the first time, changed the surface on it. I first just put it in the spinner and took a higher grit sandpaper and roughed up the surface a little. I couln´t play with it since they didnt oil the lane that day, my maxim hooked the whole lane. So after practice i roughed the surface up even moore and then took it back to a higher grit with the smoother paper. So today i played on a fresh oiled lane, and it read the lane much better. Its a little rougher then the OUB finnish, and i haven´t put polish on it so it work better in the oil now.
Post by: billwv68 on March 04, 2006, 04:46:31 AM
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doesnt look like im in kansas anymore toto
Post by: n_adams on October 11, 2006, 03:23:05 PM
i really like these. (A) is drilled probably close to 4x4 bias just to the right of thumb ~1". (B) is something strange the bias is to the left of the thumb close to the track nothing you would ever see in a drilling chart
both of these are for medium to heavy oil conditions. both with the oob finish. both behave very very different. (A) is super smooth starts to read the midlane quick and has a nice continuing arc in the backend, never jumpy. (B) is just a backend monster, these both probably cover the same amount of boards but this is all on the backs. skids through the midlane flips and takes off. very nice on modified ths type conditions when its a desert between 10 and 30
Post by: bigdawg78 on August 27, 2007, 06:13:30 PM
This ball won't move very well and only works well on medium/dry to dry lanes.
This ball will not hook on oil and has a very late breakpoint on medium/dry lanes..and as some on here have said, it does leave quite a bit of ten pins.
Post by: rcd on February 01, 2008, 11:37:04 AM
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Bowling 1 pin at a time.