| Color | Navy/Purple |
|---|---|
| Coverstock | Composite Flip Solid |
| Core | Vandal Asymmetric |
| RG | 2.499 |
| Differential | .055 |
| Intermediate Diff | 0.011 |
| Factory finish | 500, 4000 Siaair |
| Weights | 12-16 lbs |
| Cleared USBC | Yes |
2 Reviews
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BuddiesProShop.com - Tim
The Vandal Smash is the complete all-in-one package. It gives me the strong breakpoint of an asymmetrical ball, the consistency of a symmetrical ball, the traction of a solid ball, but still gives me the cleanliness of a pearl ball. I am able to use this ball on all but the most extreme conditions. When you have a Grudge to take care of heavy, heavy oil, and an Outcast or Diva XOXO for the light stuff, the Vandal Smash will handle everything in between. I've drilled some more many styles of player (RH, LH, down and in, big boomers, etc) and they all love what they are getting from their Vandal Smash, and you will too.
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fb_rams48
Introducing the Vandal Smash. I choose to go with pin down lay-out . The layout was 50*5 1/4* 65. For me this ball needed to be clean through the fronts which it is already meant to do . I usually throw the ball around 16 to 17 mph and about 450 in revs . This ball for me cleared the fronts and was about 3 to 5 boards stronger than the original. It really filled a spot in my arsenal that i was missing. On wood lanes the play maybe a little stronger in the mid lane. No issues with that, change the surface and move your feet and you will be smashing all night long. On synthetics this ball held up to the name, it definitely did damage to the pins. It had a smooth and controllable motion down lane. So with that being said Smash away. Go and get you a Vandal Smash today.
