LANE CONDITION

Length: 39-41

Volume: medium volume

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS and Medium Length Sport

Ball Specs: 14lbs RG: 2.53  Diff: .045

Layout: 4 1/4 pin 20 degree VAL

Cover: Wet 2000 abralon



COMMENTS

Likes: This ball has easily made it's way to one of my favorites in my bag, It is one of the most versatile balls I have had in a while. I can use it more in the friction with speed or I can really go left like I like to do, wrap my hand around it and still see a very controllable but extremely arc like and sweeping shape to the pocket. I have the surface at a worn 2000 to shine up the cover just a tad and I the layout is a 4 1/4 pin with a 20 degree VAL angle. Track really hit this one out of the park.

Dislikes: No dislikes at all with this ball, I feel even if I put more surface on this ball, I would still see that sweep like motion on the backend, but with the ability to handle the heavier oils.


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LANE CONDITION

Length:  40'

Volume: mid

Type: typical house shot ( my house usually has friction)


COMMENTS

Likes: This ball has a really nice shape to it. It is similar to my Tactix but goes through the pins stronger, less deflection. It picks up a little early, but in a good way, it doesn't jump off the spot. For me it blends out the wet dry pretty well. Some balls will jump if you get them right too soon on house and go through the face. This one is smoother so you might leave or even trip a 4 pin instead of a big split. Good fit for me.

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BALL SPECS
Pin Length:  3-4
Ball Weight: 15lb
DRILL PATTERN
Layout: Pin Under ring - Kicked CG at about 5pm
BOWLER STYLE
Rev Rate:  396
Ball Speed: 16 mph
PAP/Track: 5 9/16 over and 1/8 up
SURFACE PREP

Finish: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Box
LANE CONDITION
Length: 40ft
Volume: 50 UL
Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS
BALL REACTION

On a scale of 1-10 ( 1=Low, 10 = High )
Length: 6
Back End: 7
Overall Hook: 7
Midlane Read: 5
Breakpoint Shape: Strong roll

COMMENTS

Likes:  Drilled this ball mainly because I loved the original 20 years ago.  I laid this ball out to be the next ball up when my Hammer Web started to struggle and move to soon.   This ball is the perfect ball for that scenario.   Didn't even have to move or change lines.  It also is just a pinch stronger then my Black Widow Pink in that it rolls a tad sooner and is smoother with direction changes downlane. It really rolls good, it is a must have in your bag and makes a great 1,2 punch with either of the balls i have mentioned here.

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LANE CONDITION

Length:40

Volume:

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):THS


COMMENTS

Likes: I like the way the Triton Elite rolls on the fresh.  It's very responsive off the spot yet not violent.  I used it at the Nationals in Las Vegas and was pleased that I didn't have to give the pocket away.  I was able to keep it in front of me with good ball speed and let it roll up instead of twisting it.  USBC Nationals are tough enough so I was happy to apply nothing more than getting it to the target.

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Triton Elite – Various sport and house patterns

Positive Axis Point 4 3/8 right 1/2 up.

Smooth and continuous is what I like the most about the Triton Elite, I was a little skeptical looking at the box surface thinking it would be to early for my area.  I was wrong, game 2 I pulled the Triton Elite out the bag played through 20 at the arrows letting it float right no farther then 8 down lane.  I was impressed to see the ball recover without being violent, then go through the pins I was happy to see such a smooth reaction from a ball that looked to be strong.  The other key to the Triton Elite is the versatility I used it at box, added a little more surface and slight polish.  The difference in the ball roll is noticeable however, the motion stayed true for me.  I went pin down between my bridge CG is swung out just a little.  If you want a ball that is easy to read and isn’t to sharp off the friction the Triton Elite is a bowling ball to consider.