I have taken a big interest in Visionary equipment latley. I've been doing some research, watching videos, reading the threads here and everyone seems to love this equipment. My only visionary ball was the immortal pearl I threw for a bit when it first came out. I've thrown the big companys most of the past few years and honestly I'm kinda tired of them. I'm planing on ordering a few balls this week and I'm currently interested in the New Breed Particle Pearl and Ogre Pearl. I'd like to eventually have 4-5 ball visionary line up for the tourney's I attend. I normally bowl on a medium THS, dirty backends most of the time. 400 rpm, 17.8 - 18 mph at the pin deck.

thanks!

Gladiator solid and an Ogre pearl to start. Both are great, I wish I bought the Ogre sooner.

lenstanles703 made a great recommendation.  The test staff gives you an option for up to 4 balls, some shirts and a bag (KR bag at that) and is the best deal that saves you more than you think!!

4 balls out of the current selection leaves a lot to think about, but the 3 New Breed balls will cover almost anything you are going to see, and with your hand, you should easily be able to cover heavy oil down to a light shot with thought then going into something for dry/spares.....and that would be the Ogre Urethane.

At test staff prices.....you really can't go wrong in that it also allows you money off other balls......and any bowler has to love that part of the deal.

Keep us up to date on what you do!!
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I hate to say this but I have to as it's nothing bad....

You can't really go wrong with any of the current VBP products, or past if you can find them.

I'm using the Gladiator pearl, Crimson Ex, and Green Gargoyle mainly with the G3 and BG Centaur for special occasions.

I don't see enough oil to use strong equipment but I find the Gladiator pearl to be as benchmark as they come even more so than the Code.  I find it to  have amazing versatility and response to release changes.  Mine is drilled to read early but I can still get nice length with good pop depending on hand position.  It easily handles all ranges of medium.  Too bad I don't see it getting enough love here it's definitely an under rated ball.

Out of what I'm using it handles carry down the best but I will admit most of my VBP doesn't fare well on it.
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