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MSC2471

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Panic observations- one month later...
« on: April 16, 2005, 09:10:02 AM »
Well, got the chance to throw the Panic today on more of a scrub shot (leftovers after a Friday night league and glow bowling) on a Saturday afternoon. Wood house, THS, short oil... and boy did this ball perform. I was playing 13 at the arrows out to about 4 or 5 at the breakpoint, and this ball gave me a great read of the lanes, didn't overreact and made a nice controlled arc to the pocket. Very rarely did I leave back pins on this condition, I averaged 220 for the last 3 games on this shot that I bowled with this ball. I believe when the head oil starts to go away and the shot is screaming from certain angle, this ball will be the first one I pull out to keep me in the game.

Even when I use it at the house that I get coaching at (synthetic house, more of a crown shot) I'm able to play 6 out to the ditch with power and control, confident that while others are scrambling for what ball to throw the Panic will keep me in the game.

Excellent ball Columbia- may make me research other medium-light offerings in the future...

Matt

 

LuckyLefty

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Re: Panic observations- one month later...
« Reply #1 on: April 16, 2005, 11:09:15 PM »
At this time I'm finding my Panic to be my #1 ball.

Every house I bowl at it has worked and either shot high scores or looked good while one other of my arsenal maybe was better this one was servicable at all.

Pulled it out today on a house that requires good strong balls and darn didn't this thing surprise!  While it didn't have as much flip or energy at the pins in comparison to some higher diff other balls.  It was able to evenly loop the left half of the lane and have enough energy to strike!

Ideal balls this day were the Throttle R and the ICON.  But this sucker worked.

REgards,

LUckylefty
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