Well everyone I have had a few weeks to get comfortable with my Sharp Noize and I have to say when I first received the ball I didn't know how to drill it.  Being a lower rev player I didn't have great success with the Noize installments. I decided to put my favorite drilling on the Sharp Noize and take a chance. The drilling is 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 with the pin being drilled out. The top weight was not high enough to need an extra hole. After throwing it for a few games this ball came to life. I think it hooks more than the Freeze. At least it does for me.  Next  I am going to drill my other Cool   Noize with the same drilling to have a good one two punch. The Sharp Noize is clean through the heads and has a sharp back end reaction which is very predictable and noticeable. If you have tried and like the other balls on the Noize line than you will really like this one.

Peter Dohan Jr
Columbia 300 Regional Staff

This ball right here is needed to be in every bowlers bag out there. If you bowl in a league or tournament with light oil you will find a lot of success with the Sharp Noize. It is that ball that is made for dryer lanes but will still give you the "POP" ya need to drive through the pins without rolling out or over hooking. LENGTH is what this ball knows what to do and still has a "SHARP" turn right into the pocket. I keep mine at 4000 with polish. When others can not stop their ball from over hooking and they see that i am still able to play near the track I tell them about this ball!
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In Best Regards,
Brian Hirsch
Columbia 300 Amateur Staff

I am hoping to have a comparison video for the two done this weekend and will post it asap. (SHARP NOIZE & FREEZE)
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