If it rivals the intense, then that's got some serious backend. All the videos of the Finish haven't made it look great. And certainly not snappy. I'll be curious to see how it reacts.
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Penn State Mens Bowling Team

I think because of how big and heavy the cores in Morich equipment are it''''s tough for people to match up with them.  For crankers they can really get the ball down the lane and make Morich stuff do a left turn.  For strokers the core will rev up nice and quick and give them hook where they never could before.  However for the bulk of people in between, tweeners, or high end strokers/low end crankers the equipment becomes very drill specific and can be very over under.

I have a seek & destroy, levrg, ntense levrg, and a sahara.  I''''ve had my high sets with the s&d, levrg, and then the ntense levrg and I really like their equiopment.  However, now that I''''ve made adjustments to my game and have more hand, (low end cranker high end tweener here) I find that it''''s difficult to control and get a consistent reaction with my Mo equipment.  And since that category is a large percentage of bowlers it''''s tough to win us over!

The awesome finish however is in my opinion one of the greatest balls they''''ve ever produced.  Even though it''''s still got that big Vanguard core the Spectrum coverstock tames it and gives a great read on the lanes.  It gives smooth length with readability in the midlane and great finish.  It''''s one of the few balls with a large core that isn''''t over/under.  I still recommend that ball to people looking for something controllable on shots from dry to medium.  The only condition I don''''t think it''''s best for is longer oil but it could still do the trick.

The AFinish is the one ball from them that has great core design with the best coverstock I think they''''ve designed.  It''''s one of those solids that can handle wear and tear and produce great friction on the lane.  However, nowadays everyone wants hybrid covers and low grit pearlized reactives, and when you combine that with crazy RG level balls and heavy/large cores you get crazy uncontrollable reaction.

It''s a shame with what''s been happening with them and also with Big B lately.

Edited on 10/19/2009 12:28 PM

Edited on 10/19/2009 12:28 PM

Its been said different ways in the post but I believe in general this paragraph is the most fair representation of why Mo's stuff isnt overly popular.

 

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I think because of how big and heavy the cores in Morich equipment are it''''s tough for people to match up with them. For crankers they can really get the ball down the lane and make Morich stuff do a left turn. For strokers the core will rev up nice and quick and give them hook where they never could before. However for the bulk of people in between, tweeners, or high end strokers/low end crankers the equipment becomes very drill specific and can be very over under.

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I have a TA, Ravage, Onslaught, Mayhem, and WMB. The only 1 I absolutely didnt like was the WMB. Each of them were great when I could read the pattern forward, but at no time could I loop any of the balls. With the amount of revs I have, playing up the lane is not always an option on the THS. Mo's stuff just never seemed to match up too well for that. My favorite of the balls was the Mayhem, because it was enough shell and roll (and a proper drilling) to read the midlane while playing in. The TA was very lazy from inside.

My favorite look was probably the Onslaught, but I had other things that overlapped it. So I just cut my losses and moved on.
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