Here's some info on the ball:
http://www.columbia300.com/trackarchives/balls.cfm?bid=5

I haven't tried the ball, but I bowl weekly with someone who does have the ball.  The ball doesn't seem like a dry-lane ball at all.  It works very well on medium oil conditions.  It has a decent amount of backend similar to my Freak-A-Zoid.  He does have a higher axis-tilt and speed, and his ball is drilled more aggressively than my FAZ.  Hope this helps.
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-Dino

danny,

The Thrash is not a dry lane ball. As Clint mentions there are many better choices in the Track line for dry.
The Thrash backends like reactive....it is pearl reactive. I thought at the time it was released it was probably VERY underrated. It performs well on house shots...AND it tames down over under a bit.


-EX-
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C-G Pro Shop (owner/operator)
Youngstown Ohio

Track Intl.-Amateur/Pro Shop Staff

Clint, My Hexplosion really doesn't qualify as a light oil ball. I find it's best for a nice medium shot. I feel there way too much ball here for it to be a light oil ball. Might have a little to do with the surface prep however.
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I am the best kept secret....  

Redemption has never been so sweet!!

Drilling, surface, and the bowler adds many variables to how a ball performs for one person vs another. Your Hexplosion may be a medium ball for you. However, for me, I can use it as a 10 pin ball almost anywhere I go, meaning the ball goes straight for me and doesn't grab the dry too much.


Clint
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Clint Daley-Owner
Lets Go Bowling Daley
Salem, Ohio 44460
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