I had the chance to try this ball on our fresh house shot pattern and the Subzero Forge is by far the strongest ball in the Forge series, it is impressive. I had to play deeper than usual to keep the ball in the pocket.

The Subzero Forge offers a strong midlane read and a smooth and predictable motion down the lane. It is very strong. Most of my misses outside ended up hitting the pocket almost every time. When I missed outside too soon, the ball burned up a little bit, resulting in some flat corner pins, but most of the time, this ball offers a lot of recovery, but when I was able to keep the ball in the oil, this ball really shines.

I really liked how the Subzero Forge was able to blend the pattern, the ball was never unpredictable or inconsistent, and it made it hard for me to miss the pocket, even on my bad shots. Compared to the Jackal Ambush, this ball has less hook potential than the Ambush, making it a great complement once the Ambush becomes too much ball.

The Subzero Forge will be a great option for low rev and speed dominant bowlers on a different variety of conditions. This ball will be a great option to use on fresh oil and on house patterns with heavier volumes of oil. For more balanced or high rev bowlers, the Subzero Forge might be too much ball to use on most house shot conditions, but it will be still a great piece to use on more challenging conditions and a good weapon to control the breakpoint on sport shot patterns.

This ball will be a great option to use on a different variety of conditions. It will be the ball to go when you bowl on heavy volumes of oil, a great weapon to use on a fresh house shot where you need to blend the pattern and it will also be a great option on flat patterns where you need to control the breakpoint. The Subzero Forge will fit into a lot of bowling styles.

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