Just wanted to add a little more, almost a mini review.
This ball on a house shot just straight wheels, it forces me inside to the flooded part and I have too keep it tight, its just way strong in box finish for the house shot at my local center at least.
The ball really flips hard on the backends, and though it does, it still rolls through the deck, it doesn't just die after the hooking motion as I was informed it probably would by going with the layout that I did (5 1/2 inch pin to pap, pin up, mass bias at a 45° angle, 3 1/2" from my pap).
And the most intriguing thing about the ball though is the fact for me it doesn't struggle to make the corner when the layouts break down. As it happens and many others can't get there ball to turn over or get the flat ten I find that the Rising hasn't been plagued when the lanes carrydown, this one of the most pleasant surprises for me with the ball as I figured it would really struggle on carrydown.
Though it is really strong it is still weaker than my Resurgence. This is expected as my Resurgence is the strongest piece i've ever used. I have had some issues with going from my resurgence to my BWP as the BWP just wasn't enough or couldn't make a controllable turn downlane and thats perfectly where the rising fits for me, its strong downlane but its a great ball to start with on heavy-mediums or mediums if you want to wheel the ball.
I will make a big review in a few weeks after it sees a little more of non THS shots but so far i'm really impressed.
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Edited on 2/16/2008 4:33 PM
