From the Co Description:

The Dynamo featuring our all new Hurricane Diamond core, is a Powerplant of Destruction waiting to happen. The Dynamo''s super low RG (.246) Hurricane Core builds energy like a powerplant immediately upon release. Engulfed by our own new cutting edge CATEGORY-5 Coverstock , the Dynamo cuts through the heaviest oils eliminating over-under. From start to finish, the Dynamo builds energy to waiting to hook and unload it''s massive power on the pins.

Hopefully the lanes are wide enough..!!

Does this mean that they reformulated something, put in their own additives or are they pouring their own covers now.

If it's reformulated, does that mean it's the ONLY ball out there with this particular coverstock?

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Inverted 1 and Dead Flush are my Evil Twins...

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. . . I only watch when Tiger plays
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Roy Munson: "Morning! I hope you don't mind, I got up a little early. So I took the liberty of milking your cow for you. Yeah, it took a little while to get her warmed up. She sure is a stubborn one. Then pow, all at once."
Mr. Boorg: "We don't have a cow. We have a bull."


***** Looking of Pearl Cherry C/2 *****

a huge % of veneers are using the same base resins, a dash of this with a dash of that regardless if they are in the same %'s or not, will yield a different property of skid, hook, friction dependent on what the manufacturer is wanting to achieve. So if 900G uses a + b in the same percentages, and Lane #1 uses the same formulation but increases "a" by 2%, over b then technically it is diffferent, so there in lies one reason there are sooo many veneer names or "new" covers.
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Steve
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