900 Global Burner Solid Bowling Ball

The new Buner Solid is a new version of the former 900 Global Afterburner. The biggest differences between this line and the old line starts with the core. The burner Solid uses the new Centroid Core which has a slightly lower RG of 2.53 versus 2.55 in the Afterburner with the differential numbers virtually being the same. The other main difference of the Burner Solid is the coverstock. The Afterburner used the S62 Hybrid while the Burner Solid uses the S62 Solid. What this all means is that the new Burner Solid will roll a little earlier on the lane while giving more smoother backend reaction. It will give you a more control look for fresh medium to lighter oil patterns. When I tried the Burner Solid on a typical house shot, I saw a lot of good mid-lane control on the fresh while giving me opportunity to move into more oil without it losing its continuation. I feel that this ball could be used on fresh conditions if the lanes have higher friction or as a break down ball if the lanes are more tighter to start. For league and longer game tournaments where I want to control the backend and be straighter on the lane, this ball will be in my bag. Compared to the Burner Pearl, the solid is 2-3 more boards of total hook and is overall smoother downlane motion. Adam Chase Storm Staff

900 Global: Burner Solid Coverstock: S62 Solid Reactive Finish: 1500 Grit Polished Core: Centroid Symmetric RG: 2.53 Differential: 0.037 Layout: 5 1/4 x 100 Tester: PAP 5 1/2 R, 1 1/2 D Review: The Burner Solid provides a nice option for the 900 Global arsenal as transition occurs. This ball will shine in situations where control down the lane is key to knocking ten back. The S62 coverstock has been used for some time in the 900 line and what this means to the bowler is that the Burner Solid will provide nice length down the lane, the ball will retain energy and the angles will not need to be extremely steep for this one to be in play. For this review I compared the Burner Solid to the Afterburner Black/Blue. Although the Afterburner was a tad shaper off the spot for me compared to the Burner Solid, I liked that the Burner Solid did not have much over/under as I initially thought it would with the OOB polished finish. If you do see that type of reaction simply take a 3K or 2K pad of choice and rough up the surface by hand. The Burner Solid is a nice addition for any arsenal and you'll likely find a spot in the bag for this one as the lanes transition. Also, along with many THS conditions the Burner Solid may be used in sport situations where the fronts start going away and super steep angles are not preferred. Grab yourself a new Burner Solid today! Michael Slatky 900 Global Staff Member York, PA

900 Global Newest 600 series ball The Burner Solid. Is a necessary ball need in your bag when the lanes dry up or if your playing on a short patterns. What's good about the ball is when your bowling on a short pattern and after all the urethane everyone else is throwing.This ball has enough backend that it gets through all the push down oil from the urethane balls. To help with all that over/under u get . So for a 600 series ball this ball is low end ball but very impressive.! And the colors of the ball looks good too.

The Burner Solid reminds me a lot of the Hustle PBR. It offers a smooth motion with a lot of control, all while being on the weaker side of SPI balls. I compared the Burner Solid to the original Hy-Road in my YouTube ball review. Throwing those two balls side by side showed me that the Hy-Road is several feet cleaner and sharper down lane, and the Burner Solid is earlier and has a rounder motion. This new release will be great for playing further right on house shots and will also work well when you need to move left with tighter angles. When the fronts start to go but you can't open up your angles too much, this is the ball to blend out the wet dry line. Let me not leave out that the blue and orange of the Burner Solid look great together! Trevor Roberts 2016 PBA Southern Regional Rookie Of The Year Storm Products / Turbo 2n1 Grips / Bowlifi Staff Member Right Handed Rev Rate: 400 Speed: 16 PAP: 5 1/2 up 13/16

The Burner Solid is the newest 600 Series ball from 900 Global. It has the solid version of the S62 cover, which is wrapped around the all new Centroid core. It has an RG of 2.53 and differential of 0.0037. I drilled mine 5 x 5 x 3 and this low-end ball really impresses me and for a lower end ball it packs a serious punch. Its about 4-2 stronger overall hook than my Hustle PBR and I love that ball this past year. Could never get it in my hand fast enough and with Burner Solid, I feel like I will be able to do the same thing just earlier and more often because of the motion it makes. If you are looking for a ball that is just a little more hook than the Hustle's, I would defiantly try these Burner series ball !

Burner Solid - Ball Specs Cover Stock: S62 Solid Finish: 1500 Grit Polished Core: Centroid Symmetric Layout: 55 x 5 x 40 RG: 2.53 Differential: 0.037 Review 900 Global has revamped the 600 series line with the Burner. The Burner Solid and Burner Pearl both feature the highly versatile S62 Cover and the ALL NEW Centroid Symmetric Core. As a mid to low rev player the Burner Solid fits in between the After Dark and Boost series. The Burner Solid will be great on light oil patterns and when the patterns are breaking down. I tested the Burner Solid on broken down 41 feet house pattern. This is a great ball for all levels of bowlers. Order one from your local pro shop today! My ball review videos are posted on YouTube channel Stanley Waite. Stanley Waite 900 Global Staff Member Dover, DE

I drilled my Burner Solid with a 4.25 X 75 layout, as pin down layouts tend to just work better for me, yes even on symmetric balls! This is exactly what you'd expect out of a ball at this price point through the front part of the lane, but there's a surprising amount of shape and continuation through the pins down lane. The solid cover helps it not completely miss the mid-lane, even with the factory shine. To me, this looks like it will be a house condition monster from game 1 to game 3. You won't be forced to play massive steep angles and transition should be a little more subtle and not an arrow in either direction once it begins. Being a moderate rev rate player, I was able to start a little right of the track area pretty close to the friction zone in my center, and make small moves as I progressed through the night. Very predictable and surprisingly powerful ball, a GREAT value for your money!