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The Avenger features Track's "Multiple Density 4-Piece Design" with
Track's state of the art "ProTraction Plus" cover stock. The Avenger, with a
hook rating of 19 is not only clean through the heads, but is the strongest
of any ProTraction ball on the back end.

The specifications are: Ball Construction: Multiple-Density Four-Piece;
Recommended Lane Condition: Heavy Oil (Dull finish), Medium to Heavy Oil
(Sheen Finish), Light to Medium Oil (Polished finish); Back End Rating: 10
(on Track's scale of 1-10); Hook Rating: 19 (On Track's Ball Reaction
Chart); Flare Potential: High; Core Design: Dual Flip Block Technology;
Radius of Gyration: 2.56; Differential: .065; Cover stock: ProTraction Plus;
Color: Violent Purple with yellow logo fill; Finish: Compound; Pin
Placement: 0-5 inches; Hardness: 76-78; Available weights: 14-16 lbs.
Multiple Density Four Piece Design, 12-13 lbs. High Performance Core 2
Technology, 10-11 lbs. Traditional Pancake Core.

I drilled this ball 4-1/2*3-1/2 and left this ball in box condition and on a fresh shot this ball was awsome. the room this ball created was phenomenal. It allowed me to move in a little deeper than my silencer and still get the 10 pin out.  This is another great ball from the gang at Track

Well I had the oppurtunity to watch two of our customers throw this ball last night.  Each bowler's game is very different from the other.  One is able to swing the lane, and the other likes to belly the ball a couple of boards.  Both bowlers are were able to get great length out of the ball, with a later breakpoint and a strong arcing action.  



I compair this ball to the Assassin.  The Assassin is more skid/flip then the Avenger, and more oil sensitive.  The Avenger is smoother at the breakpoint and will give you a strong arc to the pocket.  When the Avenger is scuff, it gets early roll and a smoother break point.



I think that the Avenger is a great compliment to the Enforcer, Silencer, Assassin.  These four balls give you a good range for almost any condition.



On a scale of 1-10, I would give this ball a 7.5.  This a great ball for when you need length and a down the lane reaction.  If you are looking for a lot of overall hook, go with a Silencer or Enforcer.



If you have any questions, please email me at Bill@buddiesproshop.com.



Thanks

Bill

I have a question for J. Doyley. Do you have you Avenger dull or in the polished (out of the box) condition? My Avenger is drilled 4x4 (12:00) for length and snap. So far all I have gotten out of this ball is length. In the three houses that I've thrown this ball I have only been able to get this ball to really move is on a late squad dry condition in a tournament. It worked great and hit like a truck. I expected earlier hook but after reading reviews in magazines and on this website I realize that this ball was made for drier medium conditions. This ball has me a little confused right now but hopefully after more practice I will figure it out. Thanks for your time.

This ball is drill with the pin out above the fingers and cg out. With this drill pattern for me is awesome ball in the back end. It does go longer than the silencer and has more back end to.



The first time I throw the ball I had struck pretty consantly. Then I took out on late shift it just read the lane right.



I definitly recommend this ball

Hi! got my Avenger recently and to say the least, it really works as it is advertised. I drilled mine with a negative pin placement, around 11 o'clock with the pin almost by the side of my ring finger. Had an extra hole drilled 6 inches over. I used it on a variety of lane conditions, carry down, fresh backends, nice heads, no heads, and the ball really shined on the fresh backend lanes. On lanes with carry down however, the ball would have difficulty recovering. Nothing a little scotch brite could fix. 9 on a 1-10 scale.

Me: Lefty, 18mph ball speed, forward roll and low to medium revs



Ball: Avenger 3" Pin 3 oz top weight



Drill Spec: 5 x 5 rev leverage, 3/4oz + side weight, 1/2oz finger weight 1oz top weight. No weight hole. Pin 1/2" above and 1/2" left of ring finger.  No finger inserts or thumb slug.



I set this ball up to use on a long fresh oil condition with clean backends.  I had to apply 800 grit wet'n'dry to get the desired result as the polished box finish was a little too long for my ball speed.  Dulled however, the Avenger did exactly as required, making a very sharp transition and recovery in the last 15 feet.  The carry is excellent although I have left at least one 4 pin from a flush hit, which shows the extreme angle of entry achieved with this set up when I catch a bit of it with the fingers.

Put it away when the heads start to die away as per most particle balls although the polished box finish may just last a few games longer.  I can say the ball in its current setup fits my game nicely when I attack the release and get up towards the medium revs range

If you have any questions about Track equipment, please don't hesitate to e-mail me on brenton@beginnertopro.com. I am a member of Team Track 2001 (amateur) and am available to answer any questions about this or any other Track equipment

me: 16 year old righty, a lil above ave speed and above average revs normally.

ball: 15pound 6 ounces. 3 inch pin and 3 oz top weight.

Drilling : pin on right hand side of rin finger (right hand) and cg kicked out bout an inch, needing a reasonably sized balance hole. (left in box condition)

Reaction: backend backend and more backend. this is my first track ball and i am pleased with what i got for my money. this ball will go hell long, but that might be just cause i have got 3 oz top weight tho, but comes hard back to the pocket. Carry is well above average on this ball. this ball works well under most releases and respinds well to the amount of hand put on the ball.

Condition 1: average walled up shot for australia hardly any oil outsode 7 board with plenty inside. With my avenger i was able to let the ball loose in the dry, and because of the length this ball creats it holds well and hardly ever overreacts. i was also able to keep it inside in the oil nd it held its line well to the pocket, again exceptional carry all round.

Condition 2: fresh tournament condition, heavily oiled, out of bounds normally outside 4board. well this is where this ball excells. it loves the oil, i was able to take my ball out to the out of bounds area and because of its strng backend it came roaring back, i could stay on this line most of the day as they were minimal bowlers using htis area.

Condition 3: last but not least the bone dry condition, well this is about where i run out of luck with this ball, although it craets lengeth it just comes back to hard and leaves aloth of splits involving the 3 pin eg: 3 6 10 4 7. there is just to much backend on this ball to counter the dry. one thing to note is even tho i was unable ot keep this ball pocket side at all, the carry on the brooklen side was very good (althought we dont like to go there
: O )  ).

overall this is a great ball for most conditions but be quick to put it in ure bag when u hit the dry stuff. if u need a ball to counter wet lanes this in the one, heaps of backend and pin crushing power. overall i give this ball a solid 9 outta 10.

catchyas when i catchyas

matt