Given that my last experiment with giving a company a second look (Track) worked out well for me, I'm doing it again with Lane #1.

For Track, it was going to their Machine line after struggling with their post-Triton equipment. Both the Machine and the Mean Machine have been excellent for me this summer.

For Lane #1, I had a great experience with a red pearl Buzzsaw C/2 about five years ago. A couple of years ago, I decided to follow that up with a Gold Nugget. Unfortunately, it did not match up to my game at all and I sold it.

Since then, I've done some significant rebuilding of my game, my axis rotation and tilt has changed and I decided to give Lane #1 another try. I just got an Enriched Uranium today and will be getting it fitted later this week. The one I got was used and the surface, although free of scratches, appears to have been scuffed down to 500 or 600 grit. This is actually a good thing, as I do not have many particle balls that aren't polished.

I'm hoping to be able to fit this ball into a medium-heavy role in my arsenal. Any opinions would be welcomed.

Jess

The enriched is one sweet ball, particle pearls, to me, are very versitile.

a picture of the layout is in my profile.
originally owned by Michael Haugen Jr.
Laid out and used on tour.

it gives me options, if the oil is a touch on the heavy side i can play straighter and not have to worry about it turning over, or if the oil pattern is breaking down, migrate left, swing it, and watch it come screaming back.

a very underrated ball, the layout works very well for me, give it a shot if you're a mid to low rev player, it wont disappoint.
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Edited on 8/30/2006 9:44 AM

... EU for me is condition-specific ball.
... I would recommend a Solid Cobalt for you to try first.
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