Right now my son has a Strike Zone that he would like to replace. HE was thinking about the T-ROAD SOLID. What do you all think, will it replace the Zone or is there another ball in the SOTRM line that would be better. I was also looking at the SUREFIRE, but wanted some other opinions.
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T.J.

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A person's success with the solid also depends on their style, i.e. stroker, tweener, cranker. The way I have my T-road Solid prepared is oob at 1000, and use it on most heavier oil conditions, and have met great success playing deep inside which for me is between 4-5 arrows. It can also go straight on heavier conditions, between 1-10 usually works depending on the house, speed, revs, etc.

Anyway, that's just my two cents. Unfortunately I don't get to use it on heavy oil much, because my league house isn't heavy enough for it with my style. Anyway, hope this helps!
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In the Bag:
Storm T-Road Solid
Roto Grip Saturn
Brunswick T-Zone (Spares)

Season High Game:
222

Season High Series:
512

My House:
The Orleans, Las Vegas

The Solid is strong. It has good length with a nice arcing backend.
It will look similar to the SZ but a little stronger on the back.
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I polished this one up and put the pin on top of my middle finger.  I am right handed by the way.  This gives me a smooth, strong motion with enough length to play inside.

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  Dan

i just drilled mine last night did a lil different drilling on if put the cg a 1/2 inch away from center of span and the pin at 3:00 threw it on fresh lanes nice smooth arc with a train like hitting power, threw it on beaten up dryer lanes still smooth but kept the power when hitting pins