Provides the control and forgiveness of the original Night Hawk with more length and backend reaction. Great for when the front part of the lane is hooking and the backends medium carry down. Core: Dual shell multi-piece asymmetrical core design Flare Potential: 6" Radius of Gyration: Medium - Heavy Oil Cover Stock: M 2 SUPER-FLEX™ Mica Hook Rating: 12-20 Backend: 19 Finish: 1000 polish Weights: 12, 14, 15 and 16 Color: Purple pearl
| Line | NightHawk |
|---|---|
| Color | Purple |
| Coverstock | Reactive Pearl |
| Core | 2-piece Asymmetrical |
| RG | |
| Differential | |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | 1000 Grit Polished |
| Weights | 12 thru 16lbs |
1 Review
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Rocks938
AMF attempted to take its' Nighthawk core and put it into a skid flip shell - and it worked. However, there are better skid/flip balls on the market and simply shinning up the original Nighthawk produces a much better skid/flip reaction than the M2 Pearl. This is not to say that the M2 is not a good ball - there simply are better choices. The M2 can and will squirt in the oil and lose its' "carry" power if the lanes are too wet - whereas the original Nighthawk performs under a wide variety of conditions and produces a much better skid/flip reaction when shined than the M2. If I wanted an AMF ball for the oil, I'd use the Nighthawk and if I wanted one for medium to dry conditions with a skid/flip reaction, I would just get another Nighthawk and shine it up. The M2 is good, but nowhere near the best.
