Drilled my seed ball with a 45 degree MB pin 4 inches from my PAP and a weight hole 2 inches past my PAP. CG ended up about 2 inches from center and the pin next to my ring ringer. Ball really rolls great. Clears the front extremely well for a particle and makes a nice move in the back. Fits right in the Vendetta line, different reaction than you see from the others. Same great hitting power as the rest of them, just gives you a different look. Very impressed with the strong backend this ball gives you, wasn't expecting that from a particle ball. This ball will fit very nicely in your arsenal when the heads burn a little or their are signs of a little carrydown. It works great when my Vendetta Particle is checking up a little too early, pull this bad boy out and I am set. I just love this Vendetta line, just a great set of bowling balls to have in your bag, all the bases are really covered here. Buy this ball, you wont be sorry, you will get great length, strong backend and impressive carry...what else can you ask for!!!

We are offering them for $98 plus shipping. Email me at Juniorsproshop@aol.com if you are interested.
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John Rubeo Jr.
Dyno-Thane Ball Staff
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In my opinion this ball is one that will be liked by everyone, its not the skid flippiest, biggest hooking, blah , blah blah.......Its a ball that is predictable and strong enough to knock down 10 pins. I also like the colors.

WOW!!

Got mine a few days ago.  Drilled D/T layout #1 (or close to it).  Ball was 15oz, 1-2.5 pin, 3.45 top.  Put pin just slightly under ring (not as far right as the layout chart shows), left CG in center of grip.

This is my first D/T ball that was drilled for me (threw about 4 balls with a friends Black Vendetta and a Cure Pearl, but couldn't get a good read cause the grip was now where near close).  

With the VPP, the hitting power on this ball is amazing, a distinct crack at the pins.  Best I can describe that ball is a "hard, controlled, arc" through the whole lane.

Wood house, some moderate carry down, and threw two games after a few practice balls to get loose and work the thumb out.  Had 236 (two opens) with the last 8 strikes, the two frames I didn't strike - 10 pin (flat on the release), and a 4 pin, tugged the ball (didn't have my plastic with me or I would have made the spares, this practice session was all about seeing what the VPP would do).  Next game, front 10, then 10 pin (again release problem, but this time not being flat but bumping it out too wide).

Overall I was impressed.  I even tried a few different hand posistions and the ball acted the same.

Will post another review after a weekend tourney.

I've had this ball for a few months now and am quite disapointed with it when I first got it it did great but after about 30 or so games on it it just would not do much. I contacted dynothane and they said to sand down with 600 and polish with 800to 1000 and thatwould probably fix it well it didn't . I don't have a whole lot of hand but I do allright withmost other equipment. I'm thinking about plugging and redrilling with the most aggressive drilling on their sheet if that doesn't work maybe it will make a good boat anchor
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Carl

This ball started with 2 ¾” top with a 3 ½” pin, Drilled 5X3 ½ with the pin above the fingers. Remaining weights: ½ positive, ½ finger  This ball was machine shined following drilling.

Lane surfaces and patterns:

Condition A: Fresh oil on a compromised wood surface (last resurface: 2000)

Condition B: Fresh oil on a good wood surface (Resurfaced 2005)

Condition C:  Second Shift Migration following a 4 man league on a compromised wood surface (last resurface 2000)

All conditions were league conditions with significant amounts of oil in the middle of the lane and some friction to the right.  Condition B offered the truest transition of all three conditions with little resistance in the back end.

This ball offered the best length on condition A on lanes that the surface was even more compromised than the lanes in which I rolled the High Energy on.   This ball was clean through the fronts, strong through the mids, and offered just enough back end reaction to hit hard. I had a nice arc look with this ball.  For a particle ball, this seemed to be the most impressive on the brickyard pairs I rolled this ball on.  I would have never been this successful striking with any other particle ball on such a poor surface.  This ball rolled with authority and aggression on condition B, but I consider this my bail—out ball on lane surfaces that are uglier than my pot-hole ridden street.
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Happy Bowling!
Fran

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