I really want to try the Code Red. Just having a hard time find a place between my Sure Lock and Code Black to think its necessary.

Quote from: AlonzoHarris on June 22, 2017, 12:47:32 PM

Quote from: Nmpdx on June 21, 2017, 01:48:15 PM

I really want to try the Code Red. Just having a hard time find a place between my Sure Lock and Code Black to think its necessary.

I think it's actually a perfect fit between those two balls.

If so, then what will the Code Blue do?

This ball is truly amazing. I drilled my Code Red 4x4x2. What my ball does is it reads the middle part lanes amazingly well. It does not overreact and act to quickly. The ball gets down lane with so much stored energy that when it comes of the corner it destroys the pins. The pin reaction is low and mixing. I just shot an 803 Set with the ball. I shot games of 227, 279 and 297 for 803. This ball is a must for all bowlers who like control and power all in one.

Once again, this review gives conflicting information. First it reads the middle of the lanes well. Then it gets down the lane with so much stored energy that it comes around the corner and destroys pins. How does it read the middle well, but also store energy to get down the lane? Makes no sense. And what does control and power even mean?

Sounds like this ball magically knows when to hook early and when to hook late. When to be smooth and when to be skid/flip. And of course it keeps the pins low and mixes them around! Amazing review.