Well we got around to testing our red zone and we put it side by side with a vapour and a Morich Awesome flip.

The Red Zone featured a 4 1/2 inch pin to pap drilling above the fingers. the MB was on the VAL. there was a balance hole next to the fingers pitched 1 inch away.

This ball was extrememly clean through the front. Decent midlane and i was expecting smooth continuous roll in the backends from this layout. The ball went sideways. like we are talking from deep inside to 7 or and the ball could leave 4-9s if the bowler let up a bit on the speed. compared to the vapour zone which was pin 4 3/4 above the fingers with the MB 1 inch away from the thumb the vapour was more midlane but calmer backend.

the awesome flip was a control layout pin lower MB in the strong position. the awesome flip in comparison was acring through out the lane and had the lease amount of backend but most midlane. the awesome flip got through all the carrydown.
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Timothy @Juniors Pro-Shop
Staff Writer 7-10 Split Magazine,EGO Communications
Montreal, Quebec.

Edited on 6/28/2006 10:41 AM

These 3 balls had different layouts.
After this comparaison, could you imagine
what the reactions would be if compared with the
same layout, let's say a strong drilling?

I really don't see the problem to compare different balls, especially
when the coverstocks are from the same family (activator) and when
two of them share the same core. Far from being oranges and apples.
I can't find any interest comparing identical balls.