Finished the circuit of the main houses in the area (one closed last year, the other one's a big time trash heap). This time it's resurfaced wood, same everything else as the Laneshield house, except this house is drier. The ball owned this house, period. This house has a problem with the track burning pretty quickly, and stuff likes to hook early, and then the backend really makes it take off. The ball cleared the heads easily, and turned nicely on the backend. Had a little more miss room inside than I normally have there. This ball seems to like patterns that are a little bit on the drier side out of the box, but has just enough power to muscle through a little bit of oil. Still hit strongly at this house too. It's reacted best on this shot so far. I have league at the Anvilane house tomorrow, so I'll be able to get a better read there. I'm glad it reacts well at the wood house though, we've got our annual top ten tournament (they take the top ten composite averages in the city for the previous year and have a tournament before the season starts) on Sunday. It's a house I've had trouble at before, and everyone else has. It tends to leave some junk like the Laneshield house does, but this house is a lot more cruel with ring 10's. I kicked out a few 10's, and in 5 games, I only left ONE 10 pin. The only other ball I've ever had really work halfway decent at this house was my Ambush. Overall, this is a ball I could use at all 3 houses, with just a few adjustments, and that's something that doesn't usually happen for me or anybody else. Anvilane usually takes pearl, Laneshield usually takes something aggressive, and this house usually takes a solid, or something that's a little smoother. My Smokin usually does pretty good at the wood house, but the Radical had a much better look and matches up better. This really is a great ball . .
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New member of the Metal Militia!!! If you think Simple Plan is metal, then you must die. And not get to be a member . .\m/!!!
