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Juan Fonseca

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DV8 Damn Good Verge and Hell Raiser Return
« on: January 30, 2021, 03:22:09 PM »
DV8 Damn Good Verge (WWRD 02/18/2021)
The Verge line has been popular with league to tournament bowlers since 2019. Adding the Damn Good Verge brings a ball that would be the benchmark motion for most bowlers. DV8 expands the line with a low RG, medium differential ball, strong cover finished at 500/1500 Siaair Micro Pad. The DGV is using a new version of the Inciter Max Solid cover named Inciter Max Traction. An adjusted Threshold core called the Threshold M.D. (Medium Differential) lowers both the RG and DIFF from the original to 2.467 and .037 respectively in 15lbs. This cover and core combo will give bowlers an all purpose (benchmark) reaction for medium to heavy volumes. Versatility is always good to hear and the Grape Sparkle color doesn’t hurt either. All weights have Dynamicore and D.O.T. so you can drill near or into the Low RG marking and not void the warranty.

In 2011, DV8 Bowling was launched and has created fans for the last decade. The first ball released was the Hell Raiser. It set forth the way DV8 would be seen in the industry: Damn Good Bowling & Tonight We Bowl. Going back to its roots, DV8 introduces the Hell Raiser Returns. It comes with same shape core (15lbs RG 2.537 DIFF .053 ASY DIFF .016) and an updated cover for today’s conditioners. The coverstock is the new Inciter Max Flip Pearl which will produce a strong midlane and backend reaction that should have a sharper shape at the end of the pattern. All weights have Dynamicore added for durability and D.O.T. for more drilling options while offering a 2 year warranty from date of purchase. The colors are Red/Yellow/Black that is finished at 500/1000/1500 Siaair and Crown Factory Compound added. This cover/core combination will be used best on Medium to Heavy volumes and when you need some entry angle.

Suggested cleaner for both balls is the Ultimate Black Magic Rejuvenator to keep up their performance,
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BowlStud

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Re: DV8 Damn Good Verge and Hell Raiser Return
« Reply #1 on: February 08, 2021, 11:27:21 AM »
What a nice addiction to the Verge line..  The cover along with core will produce an all purpose (benchmark) reaction for medium to heavy volumes. I drilled mine up 40x5 1/4x35. my ball speed is not that high only 15mph with a Rev rate of 398. On fresh this layout allow me to play further right and down the lane, once the ball saw friction I did not see and over reaction. Looking forward this weekend to throwing it on a pattern will update.. A most have ball in your arsenal
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trackschord

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Re: DV8 Damn Good Verge and Hell Raiser Return
« Reply #2 on: March 10, 2023, 01:27:59 AM »
Quote from: BowlStud on February 08, 2021, 11:27:21 AM
What a nice addiction to the Verge line..  The cover along with core will produce an all purpose (benchmark) reaction for medium to heavy volumes. I drilled mine up 40x5 1/4x35. my ball speed is not that high only 15mph with a Rev rate of 398. On fresh this layout allow me to play further right and down the lane, once the ball saw friction I did not see and over reaction. Looking forward this weekend to throwing it on a pattern will update.. A most have ball in your arsenal
This week, I was able to complete the drilling of my Pitbull Bite, which was a 40x4x35 hole. In the competition I bowled in yesterday, the pattern was 45 feet long and thick oil flat. With this ball, I was able to play the pattern 20-12. In comparison to my Kingpin, which was drilled in the same manner, the way it finished on the backend was really impressive to me.
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Re: DV8 Damn Good Verge and Hell Raiser Return
« Reply #3 on: November 29, 2023, 10:07:53 PM »
Quote from: Juan Fonseca on January 30, 2021, 03:22:09 PM
DV8 Damn Good Verge (WWRD 02/18/2021)
The Verge line has been popular with league to tournament bowlers since 2019. Adding the Damn Good Verge brings a ball that would be the benchmark motion for most bowlers. DV8 expands the line with a low RG, medium differential ball, strong cover finished at 500/1500 Siaair Micro Pad. The DGV is using a new version of the Inciter Max Solid cover named Inciter Max Traction. An adjusted Threshold core called the Threshold M.D. (Medium Differential) lowers both the RG and DIFF from the original to 2.467 and .037 respectively in 15lbs. This cover and core combo will give bowlers an all purpose (benchmark) reaction for medium to heavy volumes. Versatility is always good to hear and the Grape Sparkle color doesn’t hurt either. All weights have Dynamicore and D.O.T. so you can drill near or into the Low RG marking and not void the warranty.

In 2011, DV8 Bowling was launched and has created fans for the last decade. The first ball released was the Hell Raiser. It set forth the way DV8 would be seen in the industry: Damn Good Bowling & Tonight We Bowl. Going back to its roots, DV8 introduces the Hell Raiser Returns. It comes with same shape core (15lbs RG 2.537 DIFF .053 ASY DIFF .016) and an updated cover for today’s conditioners. The coverstock is the new Inciter Max Flip Pearl which will produce a strong midlane and backend reaction that should have a sharper shape at the end of the pattern. All weights have Dynamicore added for durability and D.O.T. for more drilling options while offering a 2 year warranty from date of purchase. The colors are Red/Yellow/Black that is finished at 500/1000/1500 Siaair and Crown Factory Compound added. This cover/core combination will be used best on Medium to Heavy volumes and when you need some entry angle.

Suggested cleaner for both balls is the Ultimate Black Magic Rejuvenator to keep up their performance,
You may get tailored advise based on your bowling requirements and preferences by speaking with DV8 Bowling directly or a competent pro shop operator if you have particular questions about these bowling balls or if you're thinking about buying one.

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