BOX SPECS
Ball Weight – 15lbs 4oz
Top Weight – 3.0 oz
Pin Length - 3-4”

DRILL PATTERN - 55 deg x 4.5” x 30 deg
Ending Static Weights - 1 oz TOP, 3/4 oz Side, 1/8 oz Fingers, NO X-Hole

BOWLER STYLE
Ball Speed – 17+ MPH
PAP/Track – 4 1/2” Right 3/4” Up

PICTURE
http://home.comcast.net/~BandRBowling/Boomrang.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~BandRBowling/Boomrang2.jpg

SURFACE PREPARATION
OoB = 6421 Compound 2x Polished

COMMENTS
I know allot of people where talking about with this continued motion that you would leave allot of 8 and 9 pins, but that was far from the truth in the first outing in fact I didn’t leave either all night.  True to the advertising the ball does not quit rolling, once the Boom’R-ANG reacts it just keeps moving, no roll out just a constant motion.  The one thing I noticed though is there isn’t much forgiveness because of this motion, if you miss you mark the Boom’R-ANG is just gonna keep moving and may blow right by the pin your aiming for.  Upside to that is though I got allot of odd pin reaction that resulted in good carry and not very many taps.

I would say the Boom’R-ANG gets more length then the Time Bomb (similar to the Curve) with a more pronounced reaction.  I would place the Boom’R-ANG between the Time Bomb and the Curve in the current lineup.

Hopefully I’ll get to use the Boom’R-ANG more on Wednesday, so look for more info later in the week.

Update: What I learned on Wednesday will make power players really excited. I’ve been struggling this year overpowering the lanes, but thus far the Boom’R-ANG seems to thrive on this. I was again struggling trying to turn down the speed because I wasn’t getting the carry from my other balls at the speed I wanted to throw, well I decided at the end of game one I was just gonna unload it and see what happens. It worked really well; I could pound the hole with as much force as I wanted without getting tapped.