They are coming out with the Swarm. Also the Twisted Fury can be skid/flip with proper layout and surface prep.
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BRUNSWICK ADVISORY STAFF
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You say a Fury, so I assume you mean a Twisted. If that is what you have then the layout should be good not knowing your speed and revs. How's the surface on it? If it is not polished I would polish it. Start around 1000 abralon and then polish. This will help to push the ball down lane and turn sharper at the break point. If you have the original Fury it will be tough to get that ball to be angular. Maybe someone else on here has had luck with that. But I did not. As far as the weight hole down, no this will not help. A weight hole down helps the ball pick up more in the mid lane and smoother on the back end. Hope this helps.
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BRUNSWICK ADVISORY STAFF
VISE REGIONAL STAFF

With your speed being a little on the soft side the pin postion is a little on the strong side to be skid/flip. You could try a 5 inch pin with a 50* layout with the pin up. I believe you said that the ball has a 2 inch pin. You will have to drill the finger holes deep. If you are looking for something a little better than you should wait until the Swarm comes out. Its only like 3 weeks. Also another option would be the Avalanche Pearl. This ball is all about skid/flip and is also on the cheaper side. Don't let the price ful ya, as it still hits and carries like a high price ball. You will have to drill it strong because of the weaker core and cover.
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BRUNSWICK ADVISORY STAFF
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Currently, the TF is IMHO the ball that would offer the best SS reaction base. Many other candidates (Fury Pearl, Vapor Zone) just have been discontinued. From what I have seen, the VZ has, when drilled sharp, some very good flip potential, while the Fury Pearl, even though advertised as a sharp ball even at 4.000 grit OOB, is much smoother than advertised, even when truly polished.

Besides, flip balls from Brunswick have rarely been successful, they disappear quickly, e. g. the Intense Inferno, Smokin' Inferno or Radical Inferno. They seem to be very condition specific, and/or need surface tuning to make them work properly.

Another option might be MoRich - Brunswick covers with some killer cores that can create some SERIOUS flip if drilled accordingly
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