Thanks for the review. Good to know this ball will work for me I think. I like the other Equation on oil.

My main question if you dont mind is, where did you get one this soon?

Shipper

HEY ADAM!

Firsthand, we know that these balls have the same cover. The only thing that separates the X-Ception I feel is the core. With that being said, depending upon the layout would be whether or not the X-Ception is stronger than the Equation series. So based on your profile and how you have the X-Ception laid out (Pin Above Ring Finger), I will take that and compare the best I can. I have learned from Rick and Carl that Mass Bias placement is important to obtaining the reaction you desire.

I do feel the Equation^2 will get the most length down the lane between the 3 balls. If you were to compare the original Equation to the X-Ception, I feel the X-Ception would have the Equation but not by a whole lot. The original Equation gives me incredible skid/snap reaction.

When I was using the Equation^2 during tournament play today, it didn't overjump boards but when it hit more oil than it could handle, it went really light pocket. In this case, switching to the Equation was the right move. As I said to begin with, the look I got from it was a very smooth arc. Even though it was smooth, it would still be a step above the Heat Blast in my opinion. It is definitely something I haven't seen in awhile from the Track line. Again, this is just my opinion. Hope this helps! God Bless You All and have a great week! Anymore questions, feel free to post!

--Michael--
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HEY SHIPPER!

Remember that the Inertia has a Mass Bias and the placement of that depending upon a bowler's PAP makes a huge difference in reaction overall.

I feel that with the Inertia laid out Pin Above the Ring Finger and the MB in the proper spot that it will start up sooner even though we have made the core taller to give us length down the lane due to the particle coverstock whereas in the Equation^2 it is a pearl reactive.

I have my Inertia laid out with a 4" Pin Below the Ring Finger. MB is 5 1/2" from my PAP, with the pin 1 3/4" above midline without a weight hole. So I can't give a clear comparison between the two but I still feel the Inertia is stronger overall and can handle more oil than the Equation^2. Hope this helps! God Bless You All and have a great week! As always, anymore questions feel free to ask!

--Michael--
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HEY RYAN!

I feel the Equation^2 may fit the bill here buddy!

Some differences here though for you to consider between the two. The Equation^2 has a slightly lower RG of 2.50 while the Heat remake has an RG of 2.56; yet, the Equation^2's differential is just slightly higher with 0.040. Also, the Heat remake was 0.037. While the E^2 has the GOO LS which is a very aggressive reactive cover, the remake had Power Plus with an injection of MICA which to my knowledge (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) was a particle injection.

I feel that is what gave the Heat remake its aggressiveness, but I guess the debate would be up in the air on which of the two covers is more aggressive than the other. My opinion, I feel the GOO LS is still the stronger of the two even though the Heat remake has the MICA injection with the Power Plus cover. Hope this helps you buddy! Let me know if you have anymore questions! God Bless You and have a great week!

--Michael--
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HEY RYAN!

I feel the Equation^2 is like the Heat Blast and Solution Power Plus EX combined into one. Most of us in the Track forum agreed that the Heat Blast was a very smooth piece.
In conclusion, I'm saying its a smoother but aggressive version of the Blast but starts up sooner than a Solution EX because of the stronger cover. Hope this helps buddy! God Bless You and have a great week!

--Michael--
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