Forgot to mention I had the nano IQ too.  Ball was also garbage.

The two of them aren't even in the same class

Quote from: AlonzoHarris on March 05, 2017, 07:58:26 PM

Ever drill up a RocketShip? Curious on differences you noted if so.

Rocketship is closer to my oilshined hyroad solid.

I used the tour on sport(housey-sport condition) at the state tournament. All of the my other stuff was super over under and that tour kept me in play all weekend!

Sounds like the shot at Airport might actually be something that should be put down for states. Wasn't too impressed with what was out there in Waterford and Bay City the past couple of years.

Am I the only one who loves the IQ Fusion?
Been trying to track down one to stash but those who do have it, want way more than I will pay.

The reason we stash them is so we can over charge you. 

Quote from: cspaced25 on March 06, 2017, 12:16:17 PM

Am I the only one who loves the IQ Fusion?
Been trying to track down one to stash but those who do have it, want way more than I will pay.

The reason we stash them is so we can over charge you. 

Haha oh I know. Not hating on it, just not going to be the one who does overpay lol

Quote from: billdozer on March 06, 2017, 08:02:51 AM

Forgot to mention I had the nano IQ too.  Ball was also garbage.

the IQ Nano is a good ball; its just not at nearly the same level as the IQ Tour.

The nano sold because of the name and Pepe winning with his, even though it was shined all of to hell. Lol.

The timeless is going to be the same.  Except belmo behind it which brings more sales. Good for my favorite company I guess.

The tour solid is one of the best balls i have ever thrown.  I got the 30 recently and like it alot, still getting used to it.

Wow no opinions of the Pearl IQ?   

Never threw it. The fusion was "aight." But it didn't do the job I expected. 

I've had 2 IQ Tour Solids - one pin down, and one pin up.  I still have the pin up one.

I had some success with the pin down one - winning a USBC Masters qualifier with it.  However, other than that, nothing.  I could never really get the ball to transition from hook to roll quick enough to feel comfortable with it on almost all conditions - most of the time it would just plaque when it would get to the pocket.  The pin-up, with the quicker response layout, has been much more versatile for me.  While it's been better, there are better options for my style of bowling on most of the conditions that I encounter on the left side.

Ultimately, what I have learned from the IQ Tour Solid (and the Gold Ball/IQ Nano/UpRoar) is that low diff balls seem to be condition specific for me.  They work best for me when the back ends are SCREAMING. These balls don't peel off the spot for me, so there is a place for them, just not that often.