Length:40ft

Volume:20-25mL

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):USBC white pattern on Brunswick Anvilane


I kept the Legion at box finish I will say when I rolled the Legion and watched it go down the lane I was not sure what shape I would see, the reaction that I saw was smooth not extremely sharp off the dry spot for me.  I was standing 18 looking at 10 at the arrows and the ball wouldn’t stay on the right side of the head pin.  I moved between 5-10 boards left targeting 10 at the arrows and now I was able to see the Legion work really well.  I also got the Legion in the oil to early a couple times and it still roll into the 1-3 pocket without a problem and finished.  The Legion is a good ball for those medium, medium volume patterns the heavier volume the reaction might be their however I think too much oil for the Legion is not going to show off its true talent.  I had a couple shots I got the Legion to far right and the movement to the pocket was stronger and continuous, which tells me the for the reaction that I like to see I don’t want to get to the friction and or the dry to early.  The Legion can easily be that first ball out the bag reason being its readable reaction throughout the lane and the strong finish through the pins.

LANE CONDITION

Length:  39 Foot

Volume:  Medium

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):   THS

I have posted a comparison video on youtube. To view my video click on the link below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIt4PilI0n4



COMMENTS

Likes:   I drilled the Legion with the pin above the fingers at 12 0'clock, bumped the CG to the right with no weight hole, and kept the factory surface.   The Legion has fantastic length and recovery.  With an angular breakpoint and easy length, it is one of the best balls in my arsenal for getting inside when the heads start to go. 

Dislikes:  Not a great ball for the puddle. I can't say that is a dislike since the ball is designed for medium oil.


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PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

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Legion
Layout: 55° x 4 5/8" x 45°
Surface: OOB
First thoughts;
From what I was hearing this balls motion, reminded guys of the 607A SE. I will admit, upon hearing that. I was very upset because I hated the 607A SE, because it never matched to me. Yet to my suprise, this ball is the cleanest and most responsive and angular ball I have had and am able to use. To much more angle and it becomes the original Kinetic and I am unable to use it. This ball really made me say WOW! I honestly have not had this much joy in wanting to throw a ball in a very very long time.

LANE CONDITION

Length: 41ft

Volume: Medium/High

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):THS


COMMENTS

Likes: I like how clean this ball is through the fronts. Shape was ok. Worked great when the hates were a bit fried.

Dislikes: Very squirrelly for me. It would clear the heads but I never really knew what I was going to get on the back end. I would either get Sharp back ends or it would lay off. Very jumpy off the dry. It seams like a ball that needs fresh back ends. My thinking is knock off the shine and see if that takes that over under away for me. 


PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

I was very excited to see this core come back. I loved it in the 811A and 811c/t. With that said I have to be honest. I drilled up two of these and I could never match up, even with surface changes. The cover is the same as the Mx10, which was another ball I didn't match well. For me it was very over under. Sometimes it would pick up early or squirt through the breakpoint. It does have a heavy roll in the mids. For those that liked the Mx10 and matched up well with it, then this will be a great piece for you