Pozz wrote on 4/8/2011 5:11 AM:

I don't mean this offensive in anyway.  I saw alot of middle aged people using the Nano while I was there.  The ball gave most an okay look but left a lot 10 pins.  Most of the guys using the stronger balls looked to me like they were playing up five or really up 13 with just a little hook at the end.  I am a tweener and was able to play 20 out to 5 with a Hyroad at about 16 mph.  There is a shot to be played from all angles it seemed to me depending on skill level.  I bowled with a kid from Springfield, Illinois who shot 700 in all three event and he was using an old beat up Black Widow and lofting it 25 feet down the lane and slamming pins.  Hope it helps a little.  Good luck to all.

BBU wrote on 4/9/2011 3:44 PM:

It doesnt matter whether they were throwing a Nano or Plastic ball....if the Nano's were drilled pin up and negative, like my Freeze is drilled up for State, then it wont hook.....

 

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vkowalski1970 wrote on 4/8/2011 5:27 AM:

WHICH ALLEY IN AURORA?

 

 

 

My Current Arsenal:

715T................... 65x4.4x30  1000AB

505T................... 65x4.5x30  2000AB

Bank Pearl...........60x5x40     1500 polished

Dark Star.............70x3.5x40  1500 polished

Red Backlash.......75x3x35     2000 polished

102101 wrote on 4/10/2011 7:47 PM:

Thanks for the info MC, looks like we'll find out this weekend.

Maybe we'll run into each other BBU.

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