Grease Monkey

~75/4.75/35 With the box finish, this ball gives me great length. This is what I call a double polish because it has the Royal Compound and then the Royal Shine. This creates a lot of skid which is ideal for drier lanes. By sanding this to 1000 you can use this on heavier conditions. The Finger Scoop core is very responsive to both stronger and weaker drillings. Drill it with your favorite long and strong layout and you won't be disappointed with the reaction for drier lanes. Length with a nice strong flip in the back. Not as angular as the new Yeti Uncaged, but just enough with excellent hitting power. Drill it with a double thumb layout and bring the surface down to what you prefer and you will see how strong this ball can be. Can't be beat at this price. My second Grease Monkey is for the burn. Mo recommended a layout to reduce the overall reaction. This put the pin right between my two fingers and the CG on my center of grip. This gave me just as much length as my other one, but less backend. Perfect for when I need the skip without the flip on dry lanes. The amount of performance at this price cannot be beat!

Drilled the Grease Monkey with my benchmark drill, pin down (45 x 5-9/16 x 70). Wow the performance that Mo and Phil packed into this ball and for the price you just can't beat it. The Grease Monkey is one of those balls that comes along not very often for the entry level bowler. It's very versitile and can be used on multiple oil pattern types. I've had great success with it playing different lines and just impressed with how well it performs time and again. For the tournament player the Grease Monkey would be a good addition for the arsenal to combat the wet/dry or shorter patterns.