I just drilled this ball and tried to throw it on a house china shot ..... AMF synthetics, Kegel machine, 40 ft china shot.

My axis rotation is @45 degrees 400 RPM, 20' tilt. - this ball goes SIDEWAYS.   How the hell is anyone supposed to throw this thing?  I guess I'll try 2000 surface on it and see if it simmers down. .....

I'm starting to feel like the game has passed me by .. I'd rather throw a low-RG symmetrical ball and let it roll up.  Unfortunately, today the kids get left and throw it right with some hook monster, and destroy the pattern It makes it so wet-dry that a recreational pattern plays way harder than it should.

I thought this ball would have the motion I needed to combat the house pros and let me play across their burn spot ...... I failed
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Well explained explanation; I also accepted this year after so many years that the sideway ball motions are not for me either;  I’m DEFINITELY better with the balls that leftywall has mentioned above ^

I could care less about what new monsters young guns are throwing. CONSISTENCY beats out hit or miss any day on the lanes.

I liked the motion right away, but at the same time it was a motion I’m unaccustomed to.  Took me a few games to figure out how to play with it.

Last night it helped me break a slump I’ve been in since mid January.  231-227-227 and I was able to use it all night. Really like this ball.

Lol this post is great.  That's why I gave mine away, zero way I'll ever need that much ball ever.  Very good ball though, very good, just not for everyone. 

Well explained explanation; I also accepted this year after so many years that the sideway ball motions are not for me either;  I’m DEFINITELY better with the balls that leftywall has mentioned above ^

I could care less about what new monsters young guns are throwing. CONSISTENCY beats out hit or miss any day on the lanes.

I adopted this doctrine but after never cashing consistently with my baby 600s on tough shots I kinda wanna go 500 (fail to qualify) and baby 700s (win it all or make the stepladder) so I can relate to both the OP and the above.

I got mine about a week or so after it was released. I will admit at first I did not like what I was seeing on the lanes. Cover change to 3k and some light polish and experimenting on the lanes with different lines. I figured it out. This ball is best suited for me playing straight up 5 with maybe some subtle moves left. This ball just flat out kills it for me when the lanes are suited for this shot. If I need to get deeper I will change to my Intense or my IQ Tour. But for down and in, this is the ball I use because I can move right and pipe it. It did net me a 300 just over a week ago, so I guess you can say I figured out how to use it. Is it stronger than an Intense? I think they are both strong. Intense I use it when I need to move left and have to go more right to left, but its much more smoother with a strong roll at the pin deck, where as the  fused is long, strong with a skid snap type of reaction. I am glad now I have it because it has a place for what I was missing.