YOU HAVE GOT TO SEE IT TO BELEIVE IT!   Have you ever had problems with your ball getting filled
with oil after a few weeks ...or maybe even a few games?   Well here is the answer from dynothane,
with the new additive in the coverstock every throw hooks and hooks as the previous one....the secret--
the oil evaporates as it sits in the ball return so the next time you get up in the lane its like new again.
The ball is perfect for medium to oily lanes....... i tried it on a drier surface and with a little polish it
worked perfectly!   The coverstock is so  versatile that youi can sand...polish...
super sand....super polish-  whatever suits your game!

1 word
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
drilled my element alabel leverage with the cg kicked toward the plm and the mass bias on the left side of the thumb(i am right handed).
im a long time dyno user and this 1 has to be the strongest fo them all.
used i at abc first.
during team event, had trouble getting to hook in its out of the box finish.
during the minors, had better success. still didnt score real well, just couldnt carry.

got home and used at in my synthetic house(nice head oil and hold in the middle).
the element got through the heads real clean, even after the lanes broke down. ive come to expect this from dynothane.
when it got to the backends, the ball had a hard move towards the pocket(between hard arc and flip).

then, i took it to my wood house. this house has usually more oil than the synthetic 1.
at firts(without carry down). the ball again cleared the heads real well and first hard and hit hard.
then once i hit carry down, i expected to go to my mutant.
but after adjusting, the ball was right ack into the pocket, but still not carrying real well.
the 3rd game it really shined. never missed the pocket the whole game and it carried extremely well(even in carry down). i left a 7 pin the firstframe and a soft 10 on the first pitc in the 10th. shot 269 and a 702 seris(my highest this year).
i should also tell yo, i scuffed the trac area at the bottom of thebow te(tumb quadrent).

this ball is outstanding. hope to keep the good scores.
if anyone is looking for a strong resin ball that even works on some carry down, this is the 1.

good luck and good bowling!!!

Seems like everyone likes this ball, but me.  I only like it on dry lanes.  Nothing else.  I put the ball back in the bag on medium and oily.  I'm not impressed with the element at all.

New balls nowadays are getting more and more conditional. NOT the Element, it's real versatile. It works well on a wide range of lane condition.

The Element gives good length, good mid-lane control and a powerful, explosive roll. Probably something to do with the core/cover combination, the power of the roll is phenomenal. It spins the pins round the deck and gives great carry. I love mine to bits!

A fantastic all-rounder! Good work! Dyno-thane.

It was only a bit less appealing in color than puke.  Some new guy in town said that this was a new, improved coverstock.  My client, he just wanted me to find out just how good this new Element could be, and he wanted a long, extensive investigation.  I set out to investigate if it would it last longer than a mayfly's love life and if it would it hit harder than Mike Tyson when he isn't hungry.  Putting the pin under my ring finger and the CG just right of the thumb, I took two different 15 pounders to lanes that ran the gamut from sport flat to crowned like a count in a bad B movie.  I tried polishing it to shine like the General's stars and dulling it down to a Gomer Pyle dull.  It seemed to work best about 800 to 1000 wetsand.

1.  Length.  It got through the heads and midlanes on medium lanes just a little cleaner than a cat after a full body tongue bath.  On the sandpaper that passed for a dry shot, it seized up too quickly and rolled out.  On the other side, on anything short of the Jonestown flood, it was consistent and predictable.

2.  How did it move?  Like an experienced dame whose just seen a diamond big enough to weigh down her entire ear, this one moved hard but smoothly when it hit the dry.  No flippy overreaction here.  No, this one was precise like the dame's jeweler.  It did work better if rolled rather than spun like a frisbee.  And it laughed in the face of carrydown at 800 to 1000.

3.  How much did it move?  This one is not a Heidi Fleiss super hooker.  Oh, it moves  enough to make it a match for any Voodoo or Hex or even Mojo that might come be thrown along side it.  A medium strong ball.

4.  Did it hit?  Rocky Marciano should have hit so good.  Pins flying everywhere.  Thrown slightly high, tripped the four more often than J. Lo changes boyfriends.  Light led to more tumbling than the University of Iowa's gymnastics team practices.  It carried better with speed.  Net, maybe the best carrying ball I've seen.  And I've seen a lot.

5.  Could it be tamed?  O.K., so you don't get the forgiveness of the pope after a sinner's confession.  But it wasn't wild and remained predictable and controllable so long as I came from the back rather than off the side.

6.  What is the overall report of the investigation?  Probably the best Dyonthane ball to date for the upper tier bowler -- maybe the best medium ball on the market for the upper tier bowler period.  Great hitting, predictable, strong without being overly strong or hooking so much it wants to come back to you.  And one other item.  After 6 months and over 250 games, it's still going strong.

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I don't mind if you don't like my manners. I don't like them myself. They're pretty bad. I grieve over them on long winter evenings.

I drilled mine straight over the label with the pin under the ring finger. I was extremely surprised at the length I got from this ball. I thought this one would be a heavy roller, but much to my surprise and happiness it was a perfect blend of both length and roll. This ball clears the front pretty decent and doesn't make that sharp snap into the pocket, more of an even roll and arc to the pocket. Very consistent and readable reaction in the back part of the lane. I hate to sound repititous, but once again, the great Dyno-Thane hitting power. It in incredible. I don't throw a whole lot of ball, and half tens have always been a problem for me, but I must admit since switching to strictly Dyno-Thane balls, I honestly can say that they have been cut in half. You can't imagine what that does to your scores. This ball is consistent with the rest of my arsenal. It covers a different base in your arsenal. it clears the front, as long as there is decent oil, and arc smooth to the pocket. You really can't ask for anything more out of a ball, nice length and readable backend. This will definitely be a ball I pick up on league nights where there is decent head oil, I also believe that this ball will be excellent for sport conditions because of its predictability and it being so readable and smooth. Pick one of these balls up, don't let the price scare you away, it is well worth the money, a great all around ball. Keep up the good work Phil.
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John Rubeo Jr.
Dyno-Thane Ball Staff
visit us at http://juniorsbowlingshop.com

This ball is a great hooking bowling ball.  I bought i used from a friend of mine.  I rolled it a few time after i got i drilled up for myself, then i went to another house.  I used this ball all night long and had a 715 with the ball.  THANKS DYNO-THANE
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Jeremy Gelwicks  Dyno-Thane#1