Strider,
I don't know. Look at the picture of the core a couple of posts down. I don't think Asymetrical bowling balls are good for both left and right handed bowlers.
If you take a diamond, split it in half, pin on topn. Now the lobe of the diamond is set off to the right in the core and the flat part of the diamond is facing the left side. So if you're right handed you have more weightblock on the right and less weightblock weight on the left. The picture shows it well.
Same thing with asymetrical weightblocks that have armetuers, or arms, legs, flip blocks or what ever makes the ball asymetrical. If that weight from the additional is not evenly displaced on both the left and the right side of the weightblock, then I would think if the additional weight or flip block wsa on one side, the additonal weight would have a more dramatic difference then the side without the added flip block or armetuer. Some of the earlier asymetrical weight blocks like in Ebonites Low Torque and High Torque and even some of Tracks first asymetrical cores had a flip block on the top of the core usually facinifg right putting more of the weight and the flip block on the right side.
There is no way this ball would act the same for a right handed bowler and a left handed bowler.
What do you think?
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Nicanor (Ten On The Deck)
