Ball NPS Score: 100.00
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To mark the untimely demise of our Solaris, but to keep the name alive, we present the perfect compliment. The Solaris Requiemâ„¢.

The Requiemâ„¢ provides undeniable strength throughout its route to the pins. It utilises the same low RG, medium Differential Trailblazer core as the original Solaris, allowing for early revving smoothness. At the same time the AVC+â„¢ reactive coverstock grips the lane through even heavy oil, while still having the ability to create traction on the backend.

Give yourself an added advantage on heavier and longer patterns – add a Solaris Requiem to your arsenal!

Coverstock specifications
Coverstock specifications for the Seismic Solaris Requiem bowling ball Name:    AVC+ Solid Reactive
Color:    Red/Dark Purple
Box Finish:    1000 Abralon
Oil Condition:    Heavy and Longer Oil

Core specifications
Core specifications for the Seismic Solaris Requiem bowling ball Name:    Trailblazer
Radius of Gyration:    2.48
RG Differential:    0.048

Drilled 70x4x40 OOB Surface.

T&O Lanes: Usually this house is known for the screaming backends but when you bowl against 5 guys that are all Wussy Puss knucklers carry down becomes a issue. Tonight was one of those nights. Started with my Solaris Pearl drilled Rico had a good look then it sailed BAD. Dusty Confirmed my thoughts carry down was in the house. Enter SR (Solaris Requiem) went about 17 out 10 had to keep it inside due to the extreme friction outside of 7. SR never quit, picked up a roll around 38 feet made quick change of direction and kept hooking until it got back to the return rack! As the night went I actually bumped right and broke my wrist and was pleased to see that I could still get it down lane with just a touch extra speed.

STATE TEAM EVENT: This was a flood, old wood lanes with just oil everywhere. Grabbed the SR after my Evil Siege and Ultra Tactics couldn't cut it. Played deep in my comfort zone going 20 at the arrows feeding out to about 14 around 40 feet from the pins the ball would rev up and just make a angular move into the pins everything was carrying and I wished I would have started with it. As the night progressed I was bumping left with my feet eventually playing looser line roughly 25 at the arrows out to about 12 once they opened up. this worked great until it started hooking to early and I was to stubborn to change balls LOL.

HIT/CARRY/ROLL: Balls hit the pins look a runaway semi going down a steep grade. No quit it was like the pins were not even their. I was very impressed. Roll was something special really special. When this thing reads it makes a quick smooth change of direction and rolls and drives HARD! This thing came off the back of the deck Left of the 8 pin a few times! It is incredible.

OVERALL: Great ball here SR has a very unique reaction. Handles oil like a regular oil ball such as a Dimension or Mutant Cell. But is Angular like a Widow Nasty. Ball is easy to read hand crushes everything in its path nothing. So good I may have to get another one!
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MainzerPower

May 2010 review

Layout: 60°x4.25"x45°
Surface: Factory 1000

This needs oil. Very strong continuous hook throughout the roll. Cover is very durable and accepts surface changes well. I've had it anywhere from 1000 abralon to 4000 with Snake Oil.

At 1000 abralon and on a THS, the Requiem is a hook monster. I was able to stand far left and play 4th/5th arrow with breakpoint around 8-10. Ball is hard charging, and maybe useful for one game on said THS. Where it really shined was on the PBA experience shots where there was enough oil, shark & us open pattern. Very good tournament piece.

At 4000 and Snake oil, I was able to play alot more right on a house shot, and able to use it almost all 3 games. At this surface it didnt fair to well on the tournament shots....too over/under. It was a monster on the Cheetah, and fair at best on the scorpion.

At 2000 and slight coat of Snake oil, it was a better all around ball. Handled the wet/dry better and smoothed out the backend. Overall a very versatile ball that I take with me to all tournaments.