This may be the best bang for your buck around, as it's an entry level ball only in price.

I've found the Strike King to be everything I wanted my Meanstreak to be: effortless length and glide through the mids with a strong, predictable response to friction. Plus the carry is superb.

The Strike King is a great ball for anything from dry to medium and would be good for both lower rev/speed bowlers and the crankers who don't want a ball to overreact.

It is a perfect step down from the Ringer, which is another ball that's stronger than advertised and for me a medium oil ball. All that ball needs is some oil up front and it's gold.

But when the heads are starting to dry up and the backends are screaming, switch to the Strike King and you can play until the lanes get toasted. I am amazed at how far back this ball will come from when you want to open up the lanes. But tug it left into the oil and it actually holds the line too well. You are looking at a split because the ball doesn't want to go to Brooklyn.

Not a lot of videos out there I think  because this ball is so entry level Brunswick didn't give it out. But it is worth every penny.

Yes, it's a very good ball, and I agree with you on the Ringer.  Mine is pretty strong!

It reminds me of the Vibe in a lot of ways for a lot of ball at a great price. The difference being this series will likely not see the same kind of cover change as the vibes did. Still an easy ball to change surface and try different layouts on to cover a lot of different conditions.

It doesn't have the appeal of saying I'm throwing big ball "know one cares" that lots of people get hung up on versus what scores.

I picked mine up from the proshop on Friday afternoon.  Layout was 75* x 5" x 45*, no weight hole, box finish.  Pin is above the ring finger, and CG is just left of grip center.  Took it to league on Friday night and shot 218-300-213 for 731.

The ball and layout gave me exactly the look I wanted for the shot in my Friday night league.  The center has light volume and older AMF synthetics, so there is a lot of early friction.  I was able to play just inside the 3rd arrow, out to about 7 or 8 at the breakpoint.  Ball gets excellent length and a hard, but controllable response to friction. 

The Strike King is a winner in my book.

Hy,

Just bought one, perhaps someone can recommend a drill.  Im a stroker, play up the 10 board.  Playing on med-light lanes.....

Cav

For me a dual 110 x 30 x 65 works, also a stroker at 14mph. I went 252 out of the box on game#1 using this. Then bought a 2nd ball and put a X-Grip on it.

I have a columbia freeze solid that i think is a great ball for the money , out performs my high performance stuff on med-light oil