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Equipment Boards => Storm => Topic started by: LuckyLefty on December 14, 2004, 01:52:49 PM
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Well I was gonna sell and instead I polished.
This ball is basically an X factor deuce with less midlane more push and a big backend if and when it finds dry.
As a slow learner I have been fighting a local shot and losing.
Being oriented to 2 and 1 I may start out at board 8 and then 2 and 1 myself out to throwing 18 hitting 9 on the old straighter left side.
However at this house all the lefties have found you just hit 10 at the arrows and drive it out to the dry. 8, 7 , 6 5 4 3. What ever it takes. The more you drive it wide the more dry it finds till it finally comes roarin back.
Particularly this baby. I've now forced my feet to 24 and my eyes out to the black lines that extend all the way down the lane to the 5 board at the break area.
If I drive the hot wire firm and level out thru the 10 and it grazes up against thu black inside line at the 5 this strongly polished highly reactive little engine that could comes roaring back and it doesn't seem like I get tapped anymore.
Big reaction and big carry from this $50 NIB little exciting devil!
REgards,
Luckylefty
PS change in it from before is it now is highly polished! and darn good looking too contary to popular consensus!
Edited on 12/14/2004 10:45 PM
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I'm a believer in this ball too. On Monday nights for the past month I've been using it, and the last 14 games have been averaging 246 with the Hot Wire. Very versatile ball on anything medium to medium-light, I can get a good read on the lanes with this ball...
Matt
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Oh, I forgot to mention, If I hit 8 at the breakpoint with the Hot Wire it is washout city. High polish and a moderately weak core do not give it the horsepower to react but on that dry spot at 5 6. This baby jumps at the chance to strike!
REgards,
Luckylefty