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Predator Red Sparkle
« on: December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »

Color: Fire Red Sparkle Particle

Ebonite Hook Rating (Scale 1-30): 28.98

Length (Scale 1-30): 5.7

Ball Speed: Slower

Axis Rotation: Maximum Side Roll

Axis Tilt: Low Track

Revolutions: Low/Medium Revs & Power Player

Best Lane Oil Condition: Medium Oil

Backend Condition: Carrydown
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sheppy335

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Re: Predator Red Sparkle
« Reply #16 on: May 12, 2003, 10:22:50 AM »
just go the Predator Sparkle to add to my arsenal. It is replacing a worn out old Tiger. I loved that ball and it was hard for me to replace but after using this ball the firs time on a medium condition with carrydown and it moved and hit like a truck. had it drilled to go longer then normal and i was glad. This ball is a mean ball and the predator line up is a mean lineup have a  Predator jungle also.  Keep up the good work ebonite!

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Re: Predator Red Sparkle
« Reply #17 on: December 02, 2004, 05:09:31 PM »
I have been playing the Ebonite red sparkle as my first finger tip ball and I have to say What a revelation, I never thought I could have a ball that moved to the pocket so well (I play up first arrow if there is oil, as a lefty) and the thing just moves back to the pocket and smashes the pins everywhere!  I dont get the same reaction on dry lanes though, it doesn't want to move as much, I just move in an arrow to second or just inside second  It is very forgiving and even on Brooklyn balls it finds a way to strike What a ball Ebonite!!
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