BallReviews
Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: bowl4jc on January 07, 2008, 05:42:59 AM
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What conditions is this ball suppose to be for and is it a solid or pearl ball?
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I rolled this ball today at the complete NV demo seminar. This ball is very long and very strong and contiunous on the back. We bowled on a 38' buffed.
Ball skates through the heads with ease and turns the corner very hard. The drill pattern was the recommended pattern #1 pin above bridge MB at 45.
My opinion: THS this ball will dominate as long as its kept clean. Sport shots i see alot of over under on this ball due to its super length.
Hope this helps
Edited on 1/8/2008 9:04 PM
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What doesn't dominate on a THS,
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about 3 more feet in length and much more on the backend. It reminds me alot of the original one in the length but about 7 boards more in the back.
That is on the pattern i was on yesterday and with drilling #1 which is the same drilling #1 as the Total NV, NVS
Edited on 1/9/2008 1:36 PM
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If it goes any longer than my TNV I won't be able to throw it even if it is stronger in the back. I'll be getting in behind the head pin non stop. I'll have to try and play high flush to carry anything.
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If it goes any longer than my TNV I won't be able to throw it even if it is stronger in the back. I'll be getting in behind the head pin non stop. I'll have to try and play high flush to carry anything.
I have not thrown one, but don't be afraid to alter the surface to suit your needs. I have had great success with the TNV and NVS, but only after I scuffed the surface on both balls.
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