It's just information people, I really don't know how this works but the director of the Gateway Classics(which the tournaments are partly funded directly by visionary products) announced this new ball just approved by the USBC. Like I said they even held raffles giving away visionary equipment. We were told about John Wonders and his new ball but were not given exact specifics about every flippin detail. I highly doubt you just take the ball and pour some handy dandy covering in and wham have a ball. I'm sure there is a lot more to this than what we know but Ricky figured he would give a little insight on some of the new technology that may be to come. Apparently since everyone thinks that just because ricky's description didn't give every detail that this must be complete crap.

To me it sounds like they are advertising a ball you can make to your own wants rather than buying what is already created, I mean who wouldn't want to make a ball of their own. Does it mean that any bowler is just pouring covering around a core and wham we have a new ball....no. Does it mean that rg and diff values are going to way out of limits...no.(Not sure how you think this could lead to cheating Ricky, I'm sure this design will be highly controlled if the USBC has any brains) Just a heads up on what could be to come....if you still think this is complete BS and we are playing you all like fools sorry for your time, but I am just going with what I heard...
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Hello all,

     While we are always working on a number of projects to advance our position in the industry and always try to stay ahead of the game with core and coverstocks, this liquid core ball does not exist.
     In reality, it would be possible to make a ball that would work similar to this (maybe not handle extremely heavy oil), but the USBC would never allow a ball like this to be approved.  All balls must be manufactured and sold without any voids in the ball (Even though the intention would be to fill the void).  It would just leave way too many unknowns; RG, RG Differential, Coefficent of Restitution, etc.

     Thanks,
   Jason Wonders
Visionary Bowling Products