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Storm Sure Lock: Bowling Ball Review

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Storm Sure Lock

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The drilling layout used: We used a 4 x 4 x 2 1/2 Layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish: 2000 Grit Abralon with factory finish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed medium-high rev rate, medium ball speed tester for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 41 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Anvilane Synthetic bowling bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing; The Storm Sure Lock gave us a medium skid through the head area of the lane with a longer and smoother transition in the mid-lane as well as a continuous arcing style bowling ball motion. We felt the Storm Sure Lock would be best used as a first game ball on medium to heavier and longer lane patterns. In addition, we also felt the Storm Sure Lock would be best used playing a medium line on medium oil patterns or a direct line on heavier patterns. A good ball for breaking down the pattern and a good complement for the snap lock. You will need some oil but don't have to be flooded for peak performance of this bowling ball. A strong ball from Storm.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Storm Sure Lock…
Great ball for heavy oil conditions and longer/flatter tournament patterns. Anyone looking for a strong control ball will like the Sure Lock. This ball will be great for a tournament bowler on higher volume and longer patterns. It can also be a great piece to use on fresh THS and if you have a lower rev rate. We put this in the controlled and arcing motion category of bowling balls...
It would be a good strong 1st game bowling ball on medium to heavier oil patterns with dry back-ends. You will need some oil for this ball to work at it peak performance... Refer to the resources below for more information about the Storm Sure Lock from Storm Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Storm Sure Lock Features: Brand: Storm - RG: 2.48 - Finish: Matte - Ball Color: Navy/Electric/Orange - Lane Condition: Heavy - Coverstock: Solid Reactive - Ball Quality: First Quality - Ball Warranty: 1 Year - Factory Finish: 2000 Grit Abralon - Breakpoint Shape: Mid-lane Control - Coverstock Name: GI-17 Solid - Core Name RAD-X - Differential: 0.055 - Flare Potential: High - Mass Bias Diff: 0.018 - Fragrance: Orange Clove - Core Type: Asymmetric - Performance: Pro Performance[10] - Storm Product Line: Premier - Release Date: 3/14/2017 Here's what Storm Bowling has to say about the Sure Lock: Continue Reading... Watch The Storm Sure Lock: Bowling Ball Video Review!

 

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Read Track Mako: Bowling Ball Review: Watch Video

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Track Mako

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The drilling layout used: We used a 55 X 5 X 35 Dual Angle Layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish: 500/1000 Abralon with factory finish polish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed medium-high rev rate, medium ball speed tester for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 39 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Anvilane Synthetic bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing;:

The Track Mako gave us a shorter skid through the head area of the lane with a longer and smoother transition in the mid-lane as well as an angular shape bowling ball motion.  Worked well on heavier oil patterns, with very good continuation with a strong hit. We felt the Track Mako would be best used as a first game ball on medium heavy and long patterns. We put this in the controlled motion type bowling ball. A good ball for playing a medium line on fresh medium heavy patterns and direct line on heavier lane conditions and a good complement for the original Paradox.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Track Mako…
Great ball for heavy oil conditions and longer/flatter tournament patterns. Anyone looking for a strong rolling ball and who liked the Paradox will like a Mako. This ball will be a great addition to a tournament bowler's bag for high volume and longer patterns. It can also be a great piece to use on fresh THS and also for those that have lower rev rates. We put this in the controlled motion category of bowling balls...

It would be a good strong 1st game bowling ball on heavier oil patterns with dry back-ends.

You will need some oil for this ball to work at it peak performance...

Refer to the resources below for more information about the Track Mako from Track Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Track Mako Features: Brand: Track - Perfect Scale: 232.9 - RG: 2.48 - Finish: Matte - Ball Color: Blue/Purple/Black - Lane Condition: Heavy - Coverstock: Solid Reactive - Ball Quality: First Quality - Ball Warranty: 1 Year - Factory Finish: 500/2000 Abralon - Breakpoint Shape: Strong Overall Hook Coverstock Name: QR-10 Solid - Core Name: Mako - Differential: 0.053 - Flare Potential: High Mass Bias - Diff: 0.014 - Core Type: Asymmetric - Performance: Pro Performance[10] - Release Date: 01/24/2017 Here's what Track has to say about the Mako: Continue Reading... Watch The Track Mako: Bowling Ball Video Review!

 

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Track Kinetic Emerald: Bowling Ball Review

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Track Kinetic Emerald

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The drilling layout used: We used a pin up testing this bowling ball...
 

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish: 500/1000 Abralon with factory finish polish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed medium rev rate high ball speed tester for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 39 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Anvilane Synthetic  bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing; The Track Kinetic Emerald gave us a long skid through the front part of the lane with a very short transition and a sharper change in direction in the mid-lane, the Kinetic Emerald has an angular style ball motion and does seem to rev up in the back-end, we found the Track Kinetic Emerald has a sharper type ball motion and very good continuation with a strong hit.
We felt the Kinetic Emerald would be best used as a second or third game ball after the pattern opens up on medium to heavier lane patterns. We put this in the angular motion type bowling ball motion. A good ball for playing an inside line on fresh medium patterns and to broken down heavier lane conditions. You will need some dry boards on the back-end for this ball to work at peak performance of this bowling ball. The bowling balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Track Kinetic Emerald…
The Track Kinetic Emerald glides thru the front end and responds very well down lane. It gives you a sharper entry angle to the pocket with control. Due to the modified Kinetic asymmetric core. As the Track Mako starts to eat up the oil. The Track Kinetic takes over and delivers a great 1-2 punch a good ball for house and tournament conditions. We put this in the long and strong category of bowling Balls...

It would be a good strong 2nd or 3rd game bowling ball on medium to heavy oil patterns with dry back-ends. Refer to the resources below for more information about the Track Kinetic Emerald from Track Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Track Kinetic Emerald Features: RG: 0.49 - Finish: Polished - Ball Color: Emerald/Black - Lane Condition: Medium - Coverstock: Hybrid Reactive - Ball Quality: First Quality - Ball Warranty: 1 Year - Factory Finish: 500/1000 Abralon w/ Factory Finish Polish - Breakpoint Shape: Angular - Coverstock Name: DR-6 Hybrid - Core Name: Modified Kinetic Differential - 0.038: Flare Potential - Medium: Mass Bias Diff 0.005 - Core Type: Asymmetric - Performance: Performance[4] - Release Date: 02/14/2017 Here's what Track has to say about the Kinetic Emerald: Click Here... Watch The Track Kinetic Emerald - Bowling Ball Video Review!

 

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Bowling Ball Reviews: Hammer Gauntlet

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Hammer Gauntlet

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The drilling layout used: We used a pin up and pin down for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish: 500/2000 Abralon surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed medium rev rate medium ball speed tweener type bowler for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 42 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Anvilane Synthetic bowling bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing; The Hammer Gauntlet the basic ball motion we got was a longer skid through the heads with a shorter transition in the mid-lane, the Gauntlet had a more arcing/angular motion and revs up in the back-end. We found the Gauntlet to have a smoother type ball motion and had very good continuation. The pin down ball changed direction a couple feet sooner and had smoother transitions than the pin up.


In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Hammer Gauntlet…
 We felt the Hammer Gauntlet  would be best used as a first game ball on medium to heavier and longer lane patterns. A good ball for playing a medium line on medium oil or direct line on heavy oil patterns.  You will need some oil but don't have to be flooded for peak performance of this bowling ball. A strong ball from Hammer.. We put this in the smooth arcing and controlled motion  category of bowling balls.
It would be a good strong 1st game bowling ball on medium heavy oil patterns. Refer to the resources below for more information about the Hammer Gauntlet from Hammer Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Hammer Gauntlet Features: RG: 2.51 - Finish: Matte - Ball Color: Orange/Black/Silver - Lane Condition: Heavy - Coverstock: Hybrid Reactive - Ball Quality: First Quality - Ball Warranty: 3 Year - Factory Finish: 500/2000 Abralon - Breakpoint Shape: Aggressive Mid-lane & Backend - Coverstock Name: Semtex Hybrid CFI - Core Name: Gauntlet - Differential: 0.050 - Flare Potential: Medium-High - Mass Bias Diff: 0.012 - Core Type: Asymmetric - Performance: Pro Performance[10] - Release Date: 2/14/2017 Here's what Hammer has to say about the Gauntlet: Click Here... Watch The Hammer Gauntlet - Bowling Ball Video Review!

 

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Bowling Ball Reviews: Hammer Phobia

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Hammer Phobia

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
We used 2 balls for testing the Hammer Phobia: One pin up and one pin down. The pin up layout we used was a the pin above the bridge and CG kicked off the thumb 25 degrees or 2 inches to the side of our thumb hole and the pin down was pin under the ring finger and CG kicked off the thumb hole to 25 degrees for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish - 500/2000 Abralon surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed 350 rev rate medium speed tweener for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 42 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Avilane synthetic bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing; The Hammer Phobia the basic ball motion we got was a longer slide with a shorter transition to hook in the midlane and a angular type bowling ball motion with good continuation. The pin down rolled sooner, smoother and was more controlled than the pin up. There was about s 2ft longer skid with the pin up and a sharper turn on the back-end.
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns or medium to longer patterns with drier backends or as a 2nd or 3rd game ball when the shot breaks down and a good complement to the Hammer Dark Legend... The Hammer Phobia had solid hit at the pocket with good over all bowling pin carry... This ball will need dryer back-ends for peak performance... The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Hammer Phobia…
The Hammer Phobia gets down the lane with a longer skid through the heads with a shorter transition in the mid-lane, the phobia has a more anglar motion and a more controlled reaction, this do to the symmetric core. Has a nice motion and good compliment to the dark legend. The pin down ball is about 2ft earlier and smoother than the pin version. The Phobia would be best used on medium heavy oil patterns or as a second game ball after the shot opens up. You will need drier back-ends for peak performance of this bowling ball. We put this in the angular motion or longer and stronger category of bowling balls...
It would be a good second game bowling ball or after the shot opens up.
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Hammer Phobia from Hammer….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Hammer Phobia Features: RG: 2.49 - Finish: Polished - Ball Color: Smoke/Blue/Bronze - Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy - Coverstock: Pearl Reactive - Ball Quality: First Quality - Ball Warranty: 3 Year - Factory Finish: 500/1000 Abralon w/Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish - Coverstock Name: Semtex Pearl - Core Name: Phobia - Differential: 0.054 - Flare Potential: Medium-High - Core Type: Symmetric - Performance: High Performance[8] - Bowling Ball Release Date: 1/10/2017 Here's what Hammer has to say about the Phobia: Click Here... Watch The Hammer Phobia - Bowling Ball Video Review!

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Bowling Ball Reviews: Ebonite Maverick

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Ebonite Maverick

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a the pin above the bridge and mass bias kicked off 25 drgrees or 2 inches to the side of our thumb holw for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box Factory Finish - 500/2000 Abralon surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed 350 rev rate medium speed tweener for testing this ball...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 40 foot house pattern on Brunswick Pro-Avilane synthetic bowling lane surface.

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Test Results
In testing; The Ebonite Maverick gave us a longer slide with a shorter transition to hook in the midlane and had a angular type bowling ball motion with good continuation...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns or medium to longer patterns with drier backends or as a 2nd or 3rd game ball when the shot breaks down and a good complement to the Columbia 300 Tyrant...
The Ebonite Maverick had solid hit at the pocket with good over all bowling pin carry...
This ball will need dryer back-ends for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Ebonite Maverick…
The New Ebonite Maverick had a longer slide with a shorter and more angular transition that continuous and is very clean through the front part of the lanes, while maintaining a tremendous amount of hitting power.
The ball had nice strong reaction at the pocket...
We put this in the angular motion or longer and stronger category of bowling balls...
It would be a good second game bowling ball or after the shot opens up. Refer to the resources below for more information about the Ebonite Maverick from Ebonite….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

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Ebonite Maverick Features: RG - 2.48 - Finish - Matte - Ball Color - Red/Light Blue/Purple - Lane Condition - Heavy - Coverstock - Solid Reactive Ball Quality - First Quality - Ball Warranty - 1 Year - Factory Finish - 500/2000 Abralon - Breakpoint Shape - Aggressive Mid-Lane and Backend - Coverstock - Name - GB 14.0 Solid - Core Name - Modified Warrior - Differential - 0.056 - Flare Potential - High - Mass Bias Diff - 0.016 - Core Type - Asymmetric - Performance - Pro Performance[10] - Bowling Ball Release Date - 12/06/2016 Read what Ebonite has to say about the Maverick: Click Here... Watch The Ebonite Maverick Reaction Video

 

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Bowling Ball Reviews: DV8 Grudge Pearl

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DV8 Grudge Pearl

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 45x4.5x70 Dual Angle drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used out of box factory surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler's style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed high rev with 17mph ball speed and about a 350-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on AMF HPL synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The DV8 Grudge Pearl gave us a longer slide with a shorter transition to hook in the midlane and had a arcing/angular type bowling ball motion - its was very controllable for a polished pearl type bowling ball...
This  bowling ball had a very long skid phase with a L shape motion that was controlled and angular...!
In addition, this bowling ball was not to squirty or uncontrollable...

We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns or medium to longer patterns with drier backends or as a 2nd or 3rd game ball when the shot breaks down and a good complement to the original Grudge...
The DV8 Grudge Pearl had good over all pin carry...
This ball will need dryer back-ends for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the DV8 Grudge Pearl…
The New DV8 Grudge Pearl had a longer slide with a shorter and more angular transition that was not to squrity or had back end reaction that was not to snappy but continuous and is very clean through the front part of the lanes, while maintaining a tremendous amount of hitting power.
The ball did give us good continuation...
It had nice reaction at the pocket...
We put this in the arcing/angular motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Grudge Pearl from DV8 Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

DV8 Grudge Pearl Features: RG - 2.490 Finish - Polished - Ball Color - Black/White/Violet Lane Condition - Medium - Coverstock - Pearl Reactive Ball Quality - First Quality - Ball Warranty - 2 Year - Factory Finish - 500 Siaair/Crown Factory Compound - Breakpoint Shape - Skid/Flip Coverstock Name - Composite Hook Pearl - Core Name - Grudge Low RG Asymmetric Differential - 0.056 - Mass Bias Diff - 0.014 Core Type - Asymmetric - Bowling Ball Release Date - 11/15/2016 Read what DV8 has to say about the Grudge Pearl: Click Here... Watch The DV8 Grudge Pearl Reaction Video

 

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DV8 Vandal Smash Review

DV8 Vandal Smash

 

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 55x4x45 Dual Angle drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the 500 Siaair Royal Compound surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed high rev with high ball speed and about a 550-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on AMF HPL synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The DV8 Vandal Smash gave us a longer slide with a short and smooth and angular transition to hook along with a smooth ball motion on the back end...
This  bowling ball had a very long skid phase with a L shape move that was controlled and angular...!
In addition, we did get a more angular type reaction with this bowling ball probably do to the solid type cover-stock...

We felt it would be a good ball on medium to heavy oil patterns or medium to longer patterns...
The DV8 Vandal Smash had good over all pin carry...
This ball will need some oil with dryer back-ends for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the DV8 Vandal Smash…
The New DV8 Vandal Smash had a longer slide with a shorter and more angular transition to hook along with a smoother back end reaction not snappy but continuous...
The ball did give us good continuation...
It had nice reaction at the pocket...
We put this in the controlled angular motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Vandal Smash from DV8 Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

DV8 Vandal Smash Features: RG - 2.499 Finish - Matte - Ball Color - Purple/Dark Purple Lane Condition - Medium-Heavy - Coverstock - Solid Reactive Ball Quality - First Quality - Ball Warranty - 2 Year Factory Finish - 500/4000 Grit Siaair - Breakpoint Shape - All Purpose with Backend Flip Coverstock Name - Composite Flip Solid - Core Name - Vandal Asymmetric Differential - 0.055 - Flare Potential - High Mass Bias Diff - 0.011 - Core Type - Asymmetric Performance - High Performance[8] - Release Date - 08/09/16 Watch The Reaction Video Read The Description

 

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DV8 Deviant Pearl: Review

DV8 Deviant Pearl

 

Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 55 x 5 x 35 Dual Angle drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the 500 Siaair Royal Compound surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The DV8 Deviant Pearl gave us a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth ball motion on the back end...
This ball had a very smooth and controlled bowling ball motion...!
I addition, we did get a more angular type reaction with this bowling ball...
We felt it would be a good ball on medium or lighter oil patterns or later in the night or dryer back-ends, shorter patterns...
The DV8 Deviant Pearl had good over all pin carry...
This ball will need medium oil with dryer back-ends for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the DV8 Deviant Pearl…
The New DV8 Deviant Pearl had a longer slide with a shorter and more angular transition to hook along with a smoother back end reaction not snappy but continuous...
The ball did give us good continuation...
It had nice strong hit at the pocket...
We put this in the long a strong with a controlled angular motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Deviant Pearl from DV8 Bowling….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

DV8 Deviant Pearl Features: RG - 2.562 Finish - Polished - Ball Color - Black/Silver Pearl - Lane Condition - Medium-Dry - Coverstock - Pearl Reactive - Ball Quality - First Quality - Ball Warranty - 2 Year Factory Finish - 500 Siaair, Royal Compound - Breakpoint Shape - All Purpose with Backend Flip Coverstock Name - Composite Pearl - Core Name - Deviant Medium RG Symmetric Differential - 0.050 - Flare Potential - High Core Type - Symmetric - Performance - High Performance[8] Release Date - 08/09/16 Watch The Reaction Video Read The Description

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Brunswick Mastermind Intellect: Review

Brunswick Mastermind Intellect


Bowling Ball Drilling Layout Used...
The bowling ball layout we used was a 45 x 5 1/4 x 65 Dual Angle drilling layout for testing this bowling ball...

Bowling Ball Surface Used
We used the Out of Box surface finish for testing this ball...

The bowler’s style.
The style of bowler was a right-handed tweener with average ball speed and about a 300-rev rate...

Bowling Lane Conditions
The bowling lane conditions were a typical 38 foot house pattern on synthetic bowling lane surface.

Test Results
In testing;
The Brunswick Mastermind Intellect gave us a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth ball motion on the back end...
This ball had a very smooth and controlled bowling ball motion...!
I addition, we did get some hook and set type reaction with this bowling ball...
We felt it would be a good ball on heavier oil patterns...
The Brunswick Mastermind Intellect had good over all pin carry...
This ball will need oil for peak performance...
The balls surface can be adjusted to fit your needs.

In conclusion.
Our over all impression of the Brunswick Mastermind Intellect…
The New Mastermind Intellect had a shorter slide with a longer and smoother transition to hook along with a smooth back end reaction...
The ball did give us some hook and set type reaction...
It had nice hit at the pocket...
We put this in the smooth and and controlled motion category of bowling balls...
Refer to the resources below for more information about the Mastermind Intellect from Brunswick….

This review was from our personal observations and you may get a different result do to all the many factors involved in bowling…

Brunswick Mastermind Intellect The new Mastermind Intellect with its Royal Compound finish, provides easy length through heads, strong mid lane traction with an aggressive move on the backend on medium to heavily oiled lane conditions Features: RG 2.540 Finish Polished Lane Condition Heavy Coverstock Reactive Resin Ball Quality First Quality Factory Finish 500 Siaair Micro Pad; Royal Compound Finish Breakpoint Shape Length with Strong Mid-Lane Traction and Strong Backend Coverstock Name Honor Roll A+ Solid Reactive Core Name Mastermind Ultra Low RG Differential 0.052 Flare Potential High Core Type Asymmetric Performance Pro Performance[10] – Release Date 09/15/2014 Rating Click Here To Go to Website

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