Author Topic: Review: Lane #1 G-Force (Read 1175 times)

allstarbowling-Joe · « **on:** January 23, 2007, 11:50:33 PM »

Hello all...
Heres hoping my review of this ball will be of some use to you in your
decision to purchase

BALL: Lane #1 G-Force

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BOX SPECS:
15# 3oz, Pin 2-3", Top 3 1/4oz, MB In Line With CG

BOWLER SPECS:
Right Hand, 14-15 mph, 4 3/16 x 4 1/4 Span
PAP 4 3/4 over x 0, Axis Tilt Slight, RPM Medium

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CONDITION FOR/REACTION SOUGHT:
Typical House Shot, Fresh Oil, Guardian Heads, Wood Backends
More Direct Line Down The Outside With A Slightly Earlier Roll

LAYOUT USED:
Box Finish
3 3/8 Pin X MB Slighty Right Of Thumb
Next To Ring With No X Hole
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REVIEW:

I think we are all excited to try Lane #1s newest release considering
the change to Columbia covers!

For the reaction I was looking for was a stronger mid lane roll with
a strong arc finish on the backend.

With this layout the backend wasnt nearly as violent as the design of the ball
might suggest but considering the pattern I wanted to try it on this works great. The carry was tremendous with this ball! With the box finish it was
very strong at the breakpoint, but predictable. I can see this being a
monster on the backend by moving the MB into the strong position and possibly
a tiny bit of surface adjustment.

Compared to Uranium HRG
(2-3", 1:30 Label Leverage) Really isnt a fair comparision but I thought
I would throw it in. The HRG on this shot went WAY longer and didnt even
think of recovering on fresh oil. I typically use the HRG either bowling
2nd shift or when the lanes start to transition into a burnt state. These
two would compliment one another excellent!

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Thanks again to Richie & Craig at Lane #1
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Edited on 1/24/2007 8:49 AM

Buzzard · « **Reply #1 on:** January 24, 2007, 09:08:09 AM »

Sounds like a great ball to be Joe!
I may have to give you a Buzz and pre-order one.

Buzzsaw or Bust!!!

mrbowlingnut · « **Reply #2 on:** January 24, 2007, 10:54:01 AM »

Joe start comparing it too another hi-po ball from another company that is eqaul in stength. To me comparing it too a much weaker ball tells me nothing about what it can or cannot do, say an action max or total nv.

allstarbowling-Joe · « **Reply #3 on:** January 27, 2007, 02:21:24 AM »

Howdy

Just a slight update:

Threw it in comparsion to My Tsunami H20 (layout pin under ring, MB strong,
1-2" Pin). I still see an earlier motion on the same shot from the Tsunami
then the G-force, but definately MUCH more movement on the backend. This is
good. I often never throw the Tsunami due to the fact that it rolls in the mid
lane and has nothing to offer on the backend. If you were considering a Tsunami
I would move right along to the G-Force.

Thanks,
Joe
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