I've noticed that definitions of lane conditions seem to be somewhat subjective - I'm curious...

When you say the lanes are "dry", what do you mean?

Do you mean that your hook monster goes left off your hand, because the heads are a little dry?

Or do you mean that the track is burnt out, so you have to move a few boards left to find oil?

Or do you mean that you're lofting the gutter cap and playing 7th arrow???


I ran into a condition a couple of months ago where the heads were so toasty that no reactive or urethane ball I owned would get through the heads with enough energy to hit the pocket and carry out the 5-7. When I left a 5-7-10, I gave up, and went out to the car and got the XXXL. Paradise!!


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Ability is what you're capable of doing.
Motivation determines what you do.
Attitude determines how well you do it.
 - Lou Holtz

dry is when you can throw tha ball in the parking lot and have a better shot. otherwise the lanes are just playable