BXTECH, your PAP is similar to mine. That means your Rico drill reaction will be closer to mine than someone else who has a PAP closer to the grip center. The low pin means the ball transitions from skid to hook to roll over a long period of time, but the pin being 5 inches plus away from the PAP gives it good length. It's a lower flare layout to create good control and a very smooth but constant hook motion off the breakpoint. I used it on an old Storm Eraser Banshee, a weaker pearl meant more for medium conditions, and it hooks a lot when it finds friction. Because of the ball I used it on, it's a very condition-specific reaction for me, meant for use in tournaments where the backends are flying, but with a stronger ball I can see it being useful on a variety of conditions if you like that kind of ball motion.
