This was a great rolling ball then, as in the original One series, and it is again. We had sold a lot of the Original One's back when they made their debut and to have the opportunity to "win" a NIB One and still get a Real One was a great selling point.
I drilled mine with a 50 x 4.5 x 40 layout, hole down in the p3 area. Left the cover alone and this made for an excellent league ball. The rg on this ball is low which helps the core get started with ease, and the polish allowed it to get down lane and still store extra energy. Tournament players will like this ball for the core alone. All cover-stock's can be manipulated on the fly, but to have a nice controllable core that rolls this stable should be a desired shape for all players.
Zach Endres
Highland Park Lanes Pro Shop