To all,

I currently own a Cherry Vibe (drilled Pin between & above both fingers, cg in palm, my PAP is 4.5 inches across and 1/2 inches up) for over a year.  It was supposed to be for dry lane condition but I found that the ball is too aggressive for me, especially with the strong flip in the backend which often makes it uncontrollable.  I also own a Razyr but it tends to be similar to me, often even stronger than the Vibe in certain condition.

Then I saw the video of Mars online and with the way it travel down the lane, would seems to be a weaker ball than Vibe but still very controllable and predictable.  I am wondering if this will be something that I should look into.

I normally bowl at house with a lighter volume of oil, and a shorter pattern

Not much I can described about my spec accept I am with med rev but slower speed.

Any feedback are welcome.

Thanks.

If the Razyr is to strong for you, then this is the ball you seek. It is a great ball for the drier conditions and a spare ball to boot(for me any way) One less ball in the bag!.

http://www.buddiesproshop.com/product/1602/Brunswick_Groove_Urethane_Bowling_Ball_-_BlueLight_Blue.htm
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Have to chime in, because I throw Hammer and Roto.

All of the above, mentioned by previous posters is correct! That little flip at the end, that all the Vibes seem to have, is what makes them not quite right for dryish conditions.

The Mars will definitely be a more controllable piece as the heads get fried and the track gets scorched.

The Razyr is Hammer's best dry lane, controllable piece to date. I love the movement and hit of that ball. Just like NthDitch said, you might want to tune the surface of yours with a white or grey pad, just to smooth it out more.
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