My son threw his for  the first time in league tonite, front ten with a stone nine for  the 11th ball.He practiced with it yesterday for 3 games had a good 680 before switching to the Tornado.He ended up with a 720 for his set. Polished it before league with track clean and dull, played 30 out to eight at b.p. with good recovery,The thing that I most noticed  was the jump at the b.p..It exploded to the pocket, carried all the way thru the pin deck, pin action both right and left.Two pins missed the 9 in the 11th frame.Do not know if this ball is suited for a stroker or a tweener, but if you crank the ball and can find one reasonably cheap GIVE IT A TRY. He's been in a slump so I picked him up three new balls for christmas the V.S., pin up between middle and ring finger with the cg in the palm,a sling shot by Big B,son is a right handed bowler,  he wanted the ball to use on toast so the driller put the pin at 11:00  to left of his middle finger 1 1/2 inches  above and to the left,  cg  in the palm. I look at it and wondered if this was not a left handed drill and would it work at all.The driller either got lucky or he new what he was doing,the ball worked great.Slight adjustment in the third game he was off to the races.One ten pin the whole game and he missed it.We will get the Power Swing drilled later this month, I hope it works out as well as these two look to be. Ebo looks to be putting out  top notch equipment now days. I hate to say it, but they might be worth the price.  I am interested in how long before ball death occurs and will be monitoring these 3 balls. If, like some of his Ebo equipment in the past, drops off after 50 games or so, I will NOT BE PLEASED. Looking to see which of these balls stand the test of time.

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