Hey guys I had a guy tell me that the monster bruiser had a reputation for dying. I was wondering if that were true. I had a guy who was going to trade me for his, he just bought it and it didnt move as much as he liked. but i liked the way it moved. Do you think it would be a good ball to go ahead and get or not. Just something i wanted to play with for different mediums.

I don't think that's true either. As long as you clean it and soak the oil out
you are fine. The ball is versatile and very responsive to hand positions. You won't be disappointed.

Thanks guys I appreciate your thoughts. And just to let you know I got it already just by pure judgment. Instead of buying it from him I traded my fuze eliminator for it. I will be throwing it tonight. I didnt really have a place for the fuze, I didnt like the drill with the pin below the finger and the cg kicked to the right, it was hard to control the backend, kind of unpredictable with the way i bowl now.

Well, what do you want the ball to do?  To have a controlled arc, or what?  Also some info about you (speed, revs, etc) would help.
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-Andy

Hey fellas i threw the ball last night and walked in first game and threw a 213. I threw a couple more 200's before I switched up. The ball has the pin below the finger to the right and looks like the cg is kicked out. It rolls and snaps at the backend. It crushed the pins last night, I was rather amazed. I have been sliding away from the skid flip type stuff but the ball was pretty cool.