Mine was incredible.  I think you probably saw one of my reviews in my earlier "I shot THIS with this ball!" days, but it's still the best ball I've ever thrown to date.  More of an arc than anything, but if you get it on heavy oil, it will make the turn when it even sniffs a hint of backend.  I absolutely loved it on sport patterns because it gave me the ability to play further out than most other people could.  The finish was a perfect matchup.  It wasn't aggressive enough that it would roll out, however it wasn't weak enough that it wouldn't quite make the corner.  As soon as I get into some money, I'm gonna see if I can find about 10 of them.
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Cocky?  I'm not cocky.  I'm the proud owner of a 280-742 set with a White Dot.  So, who wants to touch me?  . . . . . . .  I SAID WHO WANTS TO F*#%!&G TOUCH ME?!?!

Man!  I'm like the white Larry Bird!

Based on what I've seen from the Lane 1 website, it's not designed to cover many boards.  Something like thumb leverage or a CG out pattern will get this ball rolling in oil as soon as possible.  Isn't that the point of a low RG core, to get the ball rolling sooner in the midlane?

I don't know but, like you said OnlyBuzzsaws, I don't feel the label drill would be appropriate on this particle ball.  I can see it coming out of the oil and buring when it hits dry, making people think it didn't hook very much.

Thanks

Anyone else?

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In the old days people used to cut wood with axes.....................now and days...............they just have Executioners do it for them!

Pin_Krusher IS a serious threat to modern day bowling wood as we know it today.

i would say its a good sport condition ball...holds the line well especially when the shot tight...worth having in the arsenal,but for only certain conditions.