-Ideal for entry-level bowlers with slower ball speeds
-Clean through the fronts
-High-tech flip block adds backend power
Coverstock: Super Tack Plus reactive resin polished with Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish
Core: Full-size pancake with offset high-tech flip block
| Line | Tornado |
|---|---|
| Color | Royal |
| Coverstock | Reactive |
| Core | 3-piece Asymmeterical |
| RG | 2.640 |
| Differential | 0.034 |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Polished |
| Weights | 10 thru 16lbs |
2 Reviews
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jtim70
I started using it when house changed the amount-pattern. Iv'e been abel to keep the ball near the pocket and still carry well with playing around the second arrow down and in. The pattern is very tight and speed related. Iv'e been averageing 211 the second half of season. The ball workes well this way. this is a very good ball to have in your arsenal. and this thing about having to wright 100 words minimun words is crazy what if you dont have 100 words to say so you have to keep typing till you hve ttyped 100 words .
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rf79756
I originally played the ball down and in over the second arrow. It was used for dry lane conditions or second shift work. Used it in box condition with polish. Hit the pocket like a wet banana. Left too many five-ten plits. So, I changed the coverstock to 800 grit wet sanded. The ball was originally drilled with pin 1" centered above fingers and cg 2" below ringfinger. The ball was resurfaced to an 800 grit wet sand on my vertex ball spinner. This week I was standing on 26 and throwing over 14. Changed lines to standing on 23 and throwing over 9 and wow. The sanded sparkle went through med-heavy oil w/ a mild arc movement and hard turn towards the pocket. Nice ball. Should have sanded it last year. Oh well live and learn. rf79756
