This ball from Track is a flat out winner here!
Track Slash
Weight: 15#
Pin: 2"
Top Weight: 2 3/4 oz.
Layout: Pin under bridge for smoothness and control, factory surface
I got this ball used from mrbowlingnut(A++++ seller) with a slight crack on the bridge of the fingers. I got it plugged and redrilled for me with the layout above. I was looking for a ball I could read the lanes with, smoothness from the heads to the pindeck. This ball is perfect for what I was looking for.
On the condition that I was on,(THS with clean backends) the Slash reads very smooth and transitions off the dry like a urethane(no snap at all). Once carrydown took over, it floated down the lane and started hitting very weak. To me, this is a sign of what this ball can do: tell me what to use, when to change, and what lane condition is out there.(A very good thing btw,
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With this particular ball, it needs dry in order to work. If this ball is used on soup(in this layout), it will have to be very direct and with as much hand as I have(which ain't much btw, rev deprived
). On the THS, it reacts well as long as there clean backends with no carrydown. Once the lanes transition, put this ball away. Otherwise, leaving the 5 pin and other weak hits will become more common.
Grades:
Heavy oil: 5/10
Medium oil: 10/10
Light oil: 7/10
Total Grade: A+ (fits the bill for me and my arsenal)
Overall: This ball does exactly what I wanted it to do. It reads the lanes perfectly and is a nice control ball. It will serve as being the first ball out of the bag on league nights and a mainstay in my arsenal. Great job by Track!
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Take the FastTrack to victory with Track bowling balls....no doubt the fastest, most hardhitting speedsters on the road!
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Unleash the Phenom
Slash the pins to bits
Make a Hexplosion on the lanes
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No doubt, you are on the right Track when you go with the gameplan to success, one frame at a time!
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Caveman #2: A ball knocking down ten pins? Brilliant!!!