lol, did i get your attention?

I know this may be a little repetitive, but I have an anouncement to make:

I WON A FREE TRACK BALL.
http://www.trackbowling.com/bdg/daily.cfm

That being said, I want you Fasttrackers to advise me as to what ball to get. Check out my profile for specs.

What do the professional Trackers have to reccomend? SteveAustin, aka MIKE?!

Get me on the right path to success or whatever the heck you say. j/p!

Also, what's the diff. between asym and sym balls?  Which might work best for me?
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The Striking King.
More Spares = 200 avg.
More Spares Plus Strikes = 220 avg.

Edited on 6/25/2006 3:03 AM

Hey Mason,

It is all depending on what type of reaction and what kind of condition you face buddy! Here is how I would look at things. If I needed a ball for heavy oil, I would definitely face up to the Robo Rule. This ball is an absolute beast on the slick stuff. If you are needing a ball with a smoothed out reaction and can handle a decent amount of oil, I would go with the Machine. However, if symmetrical stuff works to your game better, than the Artillery would be a good choice. I'll be honest, I didn't like the Artillery as much as I thought I would. The combination of Goo LS wrapped around a symmetric core just didn't work to my game. You also cannot forget about what people on here are trying about benchmark balls and that is the Heat Blast. You have so many choices buddy! Anyways, when ya pick one, post back on here and we'll discuss which way you may want to have it drilled for yourself! God Bless You and have a great week!

--Michael--
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It looks like it comes down to the heat blast or the machine. I wanted the exception 5.0 or the RD1, but they aren't available.

I am looking for something that will carry longer in the oil, but still hit hard. I prefer an arc, and these two are described as having strong arcs.

So far i have in the lineup:

The one - for the first game- if i miss right it won't recover. I need something for that first game that will hook more. i usually play 15 @ arrows out to 8 at 45 feet.  (stacked, 4.5 inches Pin to CG, weight hole next to thumb)

BVP Rampage - Early roll, on a straighter line, on fresh/crisp backends. I skids a lot, and rooooolls, but still retains energy. I like to play 12 out to about 6 to 8, at 40 feet, let it skid a bit, then it jumps. (4 inch pin to cg, weight hole next to thumb, CG out to the right for early roll).

Solution pp - don't use too much anymore (i'll carry it with me, but i'll rarely use it). It's better for really dry lanes. Stacked, 2 inch pin.

What should it be guys? Machine or Heat Blast? I love the reviews on the machine, but i loooove the looks of the HB.

HELP ME! lol.
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The Striking King.
More Spares = 200 avg.
More Spares Plus Strikes = 220 avg.

mason,

I agree with tenpins. Go with the stronger ball. I have stated many times on here that the Machine gives me a similiar type of reaction that I see bowlers get from the one only it gives more of it in every part of the lane.

-Carl
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Tag Team Member #1

i will disagree with respect. If you want somthing that gets down the lane w/an arc i'd like the heat blast. Blast = smooth!
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Eric Martinez
The Bowler's Edge Pro Shop, San Antonio
Track Amateur Staff

Thanks for all the help everyone.
I read all the reviews for the HB and the Machine, and I've made up my mind:

The Machine it is!!

I'll let you all know how it works out once i throw it for a week or two or three.

Peace!
-Mase
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The Striking King.
More Spares = 200 avg.
More Spares Plus Strikes = 220 avg.