Ok, just had a question for the folks here, this is the first high performance ball I have bought. I currently have a Columbia Scout Reactive and a Columbia Wicked. Basically what I want to know is what people think of this ball, I'm a little nervous since it is the first high performance ball I am getting and I am hoping it is going to be good. Opinions on this ball welcomed.

Dave,
Our anchor just picked this ball up.....it's marketed for heavy oil, but I think you could use it in medium heavy as well,....medium, maybe, as long as there is enough head oil left like Rick said.

This ball goes long and rolls up w/ a nice hard arc and just crushes the rack!!
The messengers are actually funny to watch !!  Plus, our anchor doesn't have that much hand,...very nice ball!  I'm no Track fan (not against them either) but this ball is impressive!
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JEFF

All right picked up the ball yesterday.

"Wow!" is all I can say.

This ball was drilled to be incredible agressive and when on the right line it just mauls the pins like nothing else.

It really needs oil to show off what it can do, but it requires a lot of accuracy. I bowled on medium oil conditions last night with it and I had to adjust my release to avoid flicking my fingers upward otherwise it will hook right past the headpin.

Bowled 13 games before in practice with a 185 average for the session. The lanes were drier, so I had to rev the ball up myself as opposed to last night. But once the ball goes down it streaks towards the pins and has a snap of a breakpoint to it and just drives completely through. I rarely left more than 2 pins standing when I didn't get the strike. But I am very happy with this ball. An excellent purchase and the Columbia Wicked ball complements it well for those 10 pin spares. Had an average of 2 open frames per game for the session and it was mostly because of splits that I could have avoided by slowing my tempo down a little bit.

Big thumbs up to Track for such an amazing ball.