Yeah, actually knowing what you have will help, buuuut, the first ball in my bag is gonna be a Blast Zone. It's the strongest control ball I've ever had, and I've never had a ball I can stay in one place with for so long. Plus the way it sounds, having something that hooks will be a must, but mine has a slight bit of polish on it that's gonna stay there so if I find a good shot, I don't want to burn it up too quick. Next ball is a Fury solid, polished. Easy length when there's head oil, and plays an angle much better than my Blast. If I have to start moving left and my Blast either starts up too early or doesn't want to make the turn, that's where my Fury comes in. I'll get a smooth read off the midlane dry and a hard arc to the pocket. It's been my 1-2 punch for a while now, and I haven't had to use my Fury except in long practice sessions.
My other two just in case balls will be a Vapor Zone and Fury Pearl. Nothing else I have can handle head burn like my Vapor Zone, unless it's really bad, it ignores it. My Fury Pearl is for if I have to put my Blast Zone away and my Fury doesn't quite want to make the turn, my Pearl pretty much ignores backend carrydown. As for two more that I'll probably take, my Red Zone will be going because it ended up being the ball in Reno. Easy length, very controllable midlane and a very hard arc. The other ball in my bag right now that sits at home with my Red Zone is a Smokin Inferno. I can't really see that I'd use it, so I might drill an Avalanche Solid or something. As I don't have a Twisted, I might get that or an Ultra Zone to take, either of those would probably give me the same line as my Blast Zone with a different look.
All my Zones are laid out the same, about 4 1/2 pin to pap, with the psa kicked out a bit. I think both my Furys are the same, 4 pin to pap, cg was kicked out for weighthole placement options.
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