I've liked all of the 3 that I have owned and so have the purchasers of the others.

HAd an ok set going today and thought well it is a long pattern on synthetics but jumpy in the midlanes.  Why not give it a go, the team is winning big and I can't hurt em bad if switch dynamically to the Dynamic Groove.  It looked good yesterday why not!

At a center where turkeys are rare for me and other lefties I sniffed at a 300 with 7 in a row and a rip off ringing 7 on a very solid pocket hit in the 8th!

Played out in the dirt and as always with this ball it went dead straight to the breakpoint and did it's powerful move to the hole starting at avout 42 feet and crush!

What continuation thru the pit!

One of really good righties said tell me about that I can't keep all those grooves apart!

I told him .... "This was the first!  and the best!  Also the best looking(hot)!  I said it was a total dog sales wise.  I believe that when Brunswick first started making these suckers they couldn't get the pin outs for some reason and most were 1 to 2 pin outs!  So people didn't want this on a ball that was suppossed to go long and flip!"  

But "Guess what", I told him.  "They flip anyway".  "They also have a weaker coverstock than the Power Grooves with PK 17 that wants to read earlier when it sniffs dry".  " I said that is why this ball has almost no midlane read!"  "Clean coverstock"

Exactly what fits this center...  little or no  midlane from the ball followed by good pop at the hole!

REgards,

Luckylefty
PS I told one of our fellow members out here about this ball and even thought he only had about a 1 1/2 inch pin I told him to confidently go forward.
He's quite pleased with this cheap little gem!