I dont see any review on the Track list for Up-Rising SE...
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There are some reviews of the S.E. on bowlingball.com
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You may be the better bowler, but my car would blow the doors off of yours.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v690/Phoenix_RsX/Arsenal/

I've watched one of these in person also and my buddy had the ENTIRE lane.  Then I watched him another time, and it squirted too much.  Then I watched him again and he had the ENTIRE lane again.  He still has it.

I still have the entire Rising line.  The Rising was so-so for me, whereas the UpRising and S.E. has been great.  With the layout I have on the UpRising, it shines when I encounter carry down.  The S.E. is great on a fresh shot and slight carrydown when I can still have the big angle to the pocket.
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You may be the better bowler, but my car would blow the doors off of yours.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v690/Phoenix_RsX/Arsenal/

Based on the layouts I have on both, the UpR goes longer than the S.E., but the S.E. hooks harder and retains more energy than the UpRising.  Both have pin up drillings, but the S.E. has a 20* 20* layout where the UpR has a 60* 30*.

With the same layout, I'd give the S.E. the nod.  I liked the Rising series, but I'll miss the Kinetic series the most, especially the K.E.  With the layout I have on that one, it reads the midlane and backends harder than any piece I have.

With that said, I'm actually taking the layout on the K.E. and putting it on the S.E for the Heavy oil.  I will keep the skid/flip layout on the UpR for the medium/heavy or carry down.
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You may be the better bowler, but my car would blow the doors off of yours.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v690/Phoenix_RsX/Arsenal/

Edited on 6/17/2009 11:43 PM