Hey. This question is because I am really looking foward to drilling a Rising. However, I was wondering if the standard drilling would work for me. I have a fairly high track and sometimes have problems tracking the fingers of pin down layouts. Does this matter on the Rising? This is the first ball I've ever seen with a recommended pin down layout, which is why I ask.

Also, what would an mb placement 2 in from the grip do in comparison to the recommended 3 in? Placement at 2 in is usually my strongest position, but is that true on this ball?

I can get either a short or long pin, so the best recommended layout for me is what I am looking for. I want this ball to be the strongest in the mids and backend possible.

Please help me out. I am going to be laying one out on Monday, and could really use this help before I drill it. Thanks.

When at the seminar Ron H. stated himself that for higher track players, you wont clip your fingers with the layout given. While throwing my rising with the standard layout aginst my epic saga. I found that the flare bow ties were in differrent locations. The top bow tie on the rising was at least 1" differrent from where the sagas was.
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