I think it would somewhat overlap with your Bite.  You may be able to drill it differently from that in order achieve a different look.  I would like to the that the Attitude Shift might back more backend than the Bite but they'l cover the same conditions.

I updated my profile to include the surfaces I keep my equipment at.

I'm thinking this will fit in the med/heavy category at 2000 abralon.  If I put a flippy layout on it, I might have something that I don't already have.  

If I put a smoother layout on it, I can probably use it on moderately heavy sport patterns.....
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When the Attitude is in used condition & shined from lane it can be used all 3 games some times.  But I just gave mine the dishwasher treatment & now this ball really needs the oil or it burns out before the rack.
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If you are not looking to decrease the flare, drill the fingers a little deep and x hole on pap. If you try to get it all out with the x hole, you will need a bigger hole and in a flare reducing location.
Hope this helps.
Joe

Well, I did toss it about 5 shots last night.  It was different...  I tried to belly the ball from 13 to 8 in practice.  The a ball turned over fine, but seriously lacked continuation.  Perhaps, that is the 2000 Abralon surface...perhaps not.

The pair we were on is notorious for getting very wet/dry.  I wasn't able to get my Wrath Dead Flush up the lane anymore, so I moved into the oil and wasn't able to get the ball to hit.  So, I thought I'd try the Shift in there.  It still read the lane earlier than I'd like, but keeping it in the oil at least gave it some hitting power.

I will probably try it again tonight....  I haven't decided if I'll change the surface or not.
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I got rid of the ball after less than 1 game.  It didn't match my release/style at all.  I'm a tweener, with very little axis tilt.  With surface the ball read the lane at 15 feet and quit.  With polish, it did the same thing, but further up the lane.  

I moved in and went around the ball as much as I could.  It was better, but not a good match for me.  I bowl with a young kid the creates alot more tilt than I do and we have the exact same span.  I reslugged the thumb, swapped the inserts and gave the ball to him.  

He threw about 5 shots with it and the ball came alive.  He was able to get the ball up the lane and get the backend out of it.  Oh well, I'm sure it is a fine ball, but the layout just didn't match my game at all....which is my fault.
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