If both are drilled say pin over ring finger and theoretical masss bias strong.

The Vapor will have more backend.

If both are drilled 2 X 5 ie control the Vapor will have more control.

If both are drilled skid flip say flip leverage.  The Vapor will have more flip.

The operative word is MORE!!  That is what mass bias does.

The Absolute will comver more conditions probably better.

REgards,

Luckylefty
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Proud owner of a 140 first game average this year!  Don't bowl me the second two games though!  (two warm up balls in league..thanks proprietors)

I believe for the strong mass bias balls this is true.

If you want to play more inside on today's low friction surfaces a strong  Mass bias ball set up stronger will do it probably better.

If you want a ball to cover a lot of conditions and do it well from a standard drilling...a symmetrical seems to cover more conditions and often do it very smoothly(in comparison to a strongly drilled mass bias ball...seems to have a more rounded move often on same surface) to a certain extent.

REgards,

Luckylefty
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Proud owner of a 140 first game average this year!  Don't bowl me the second two games though!  (two warm up balls in league..thanks proprietors)

Thx to all for the help. I drilled the vapor yesterday and used it in league play for game one. I'll wait until I use it tomorrow in league before I post a review. I think it has a sharper angle to the pocket than the absolute but I'll wait untill I use it tommorrow. Once again thanks to all. I wasn't even the one to start the post but I was just about to ask the same questions.