Drilled my Eraser with the pin 3 3/8 from PAP and CG about 2 inches away.  Weight hole was drilled on PAP to bring ball back to zero side weight. I must say that this has excellent length with still more than enough flip in the backend. I would compare this ball closest to the Lightning Flash but the Eraser definitely made a stronger move on the backend. Carry was above average as well. Storm has put out another winner (and the price certainly helps as well!)

when this ball turns the corner it goes LEFT in a hurry. drilled mine 4X4 got exceptional length then a left turn.  this is a great compliment to the power bolt

I drilled my Eraser out just before Albuquerque to replace an aging Blue Thunder that I had been using primarily as a spare ball and super dry condition ball.  This one was pin in and I drilled it 5 1/2 by 5 in my grip and put a small balance hole below the axis to give it just a little bit more flare when I wanted it.  I still haven't found a condition with dry enough heads to give it a real test.  The one thing I do notice is that it goes through the heads almost like a 3 piece high rg ball.  It almost reminds me of some of the Track Sensor series balls in the heads, like the Sensor C with the ceramic block.  The real test will be on a totally broken down shot where the heads are a little burned up.  I have no doubt that I can keep it in the hole, but the test will be if it will hit.  You guys with a little more hand might like this on a broader range of conditions.  for me it will probably only come out of the bag for spares and dirt.    

I have had this ball for about a month now.  I had it drilled using Storm's warm front drilling. With this drilling, the ball is best used on lightly oiled lanes.  I get quite a  bit of over-under reaction with this drilling.  On optimum condition, the ball hits very hard, keeping the pins nice and low.  Overall I would rate this ball a 7 out of 10.

I think this could be one of Storm's most underated balls.  This ball is a lot more versatile than i previously had thought.  I'm not a person who likes to mess with surfaces on one ball a whole bunch but with this ball i have tried it with many different surfaces textures and also several variances in shine.  I have found that this ball works very well with a slight ball track on it, either really shiny or very dull I didn't like.  I would put this ball in the catagory of popular balls such as the Messenger TI, or the AMF TI HAWK, with a much stronger move at the break point.  I think this is a ball that many tournament players should keep in there bag for control with a ton of hit.

I have had my Eraser for about 3 weeks now.  I drilled this ball to be able to handle medium-dry conditions, specifically when the middle part of the lane gets dry.



The drilling is pretty simple.  The pin and cg are lined up parallel to my center grip line with my ring finger drilled right into the center of the pin.  This gives me great length and gets through the dry middle part of the lane when I utilize some of the remaining head only on the left side of the lane near the left channel.



The reaction of the ball can be categorized as mild to strong depending or how hard I turn the ball.  The ball makes a smooth transition to the pocket when there is a little bit or carrydown.  I have thrown the ball only once on wet-dry conditions and that was the only time the ball seemed a little "flippy" on me and I could not seem to control the breakpoint.



The hit was the only thing I thought I was not going to like about this ball.  For the first 6 or 9 games that bowled with he Eraser the ball did not seem to drive the pocket that well.  I had talked with some other local bowlers that have thrown the Eraser and some of them stated that theirs' did not seem to hit that great when they first started using it either.  They did say that the ball started to hit better the more that they used it.  It turns out that they were correct because I used my Eraser in a tournament yesterday and detroyed the rack.



Overall I think this is a great ball by Storm.  It seems like the type of ball that is so versatile that it can be used by league bowlers of all types and levels.  Although I used this ball yesterday in a tournament yesterday I do not see myself using this ball that much in tournament competition.  The conditions just happened to be right yesterday.

I have always been a fan of storm products and this is definetly another winner. I drilled mine pin up with the cg kicked out and a balance hole on my axis. This drilling allows me to play the drier conditions with ease. The only down side to this ball is oil, but if you are looking for a dry lane ball this is a ball you should consider. I give it an 8.5 out of 10 rating.