If the bowlers only knew how versatile this ball can be, they'd be out buying another one.
 
BOTH of mine are exactly what I want in a ball. They are drilled differently and have different surfaces, but when used on the appropriate conditions, they hit very hard.

The 800-grit surface was strong for some bowlers, but hit the surface with varying degrees of abralon and/or polish, and the ball becomes a "first-out-of-the-bag" for many of us.



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Lane Carter, Strike Zone Pro Shops - Salt Lake City, Utah

"The problem is no that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem." ~ Theodore Rubin

Mine is great. I tried it with OOB condition and it was just a little too strong. Put the ball away and thought about what to do with it to make it more of what I was looking for. Decided to try it at 1000 Abralon and the ball worked great. Ball was exactly what I was looking for.

Thinking about getting another one and adding rough-buff to the OOB condition.
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T.J.

BOWLING IS FUN NO MATTER WHAT YOU SCORE. BUT A 300 IS ALWAYS NICE.

Awesome Revs(2), Finish, Fury, Mammoth

GOOD LUCK AND GOOD BOWLING!!!

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I had to read it a couple times, but yeah, it makes sense.  If it was the Track Fury, Track fans would probably all like it.  If it was the Storm Fury, all the Storm heads would probably like it.  That's the point though, isn't it?  Each ball company has a certain "look" or reaction type, and people stick with certain companies because the equipment reacts well for them.  

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Not to be rude or anything but did that last post make any sense? I use equipment from five different companies and I think the Fury is a great ball. Very smooth and very versatile.
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Thanks,
DW

Edited on 7/27/2007 12:46 PM

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