AZO's Blue Fire will Burn your Competition!

If you have not experience an AZO bowling ball yet?
You are missing out on some of the best bowling balls on the
market by a "Small Ball Company".

At Our Proshop, we have carried and promoted AZO for two seasons
now! and we have devloped a loyal following of AZO customers.

The Blue Fire, is one of the most versatile balls on the market!

It features a Strong Cover stock, Highly Reactive/Particle Blend. It comes
1500 grit polished out of the box, but is fully adjustable to match-up with a
wide range of lane conditions!

The weight block design comes from the Optimum Design, Reverse Hour Glass
using "Dense Core" technology!

This ball is smooth and strong! (20+) on the hook scale, we find this one works best on medium to light oil lane conditions!

You can use any 2-piece ball drilling pattern you desire, but we found that
with this weight block design, just a simple 2:00pin label drill gives this
ball all the hook and power you will need.

This is not a Skid/Snap ball! But if you want a predictable strong hook ball?
The AZO Blue Fire is for you!

Crankers and those of you with strong releases will really love this one!
We have more than a bunch of theses balls on the lanes and everyone, is
enjoying this one!

We highly recommend this ball to all bowlers and to our customers!

My Blue Fire is 16# with 2-3" pin out drilled 1:30 label.

This ball comes in a matte finish, and has a low particle loading.  I prefer to leave the Blue Fire dull, because I have a few other balls that I can use for medium to lighter oil patterns.  Despite it having a particle coverstock, this ball gets through the heads like a polished ball, and has a huge backend like a pearl ball.  

My test patterns were freshly oiled house shot, and medium oil with heavy carrydown.  The first shot was on a wood house and the second was a synthetic.  On the wood I stood on 20 throwing out to 15 at the arrows to 10 at the break.  The ball glided through the oil with ease, revving up in the back of the midlane and turned the corner hard.  It was also possible to shoot straighter up with less revs and more roll.  On the synthetic I had to play straight up 8 with a reduction in speed to compensate for the carrydown.  The ball still made a strong move once it hit some dry with little energy loss, pounding the pins on impact.

The hit and carry are as good as any other AZO ball I've thrown, with tremendous power continuing down the lane.  

Overall a very good ball for first shift any where patterns.

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Pin_Krusher, formerly Divine Dragon.....a.k.a...The Littleboy with a neutron bomb

Drastically inflicting pin punishing destruction, and doing it with...................well a Drastic!!