Valor

I already have another one of these but since I like my first one so much thought id get another. I was looking for something a little weaker than my leverage drilled Valor so I got this one with a 0-1 inch pin. And with my ball driller known to have a physics manual or two handy when he drills my stuff he was on his way. His idea was to get a Valor with a pin so close to the CG so that he could drill it to put the pin in the palm of my hand. This is for straight out control. Now, I could tell you all how wonderful I bowled today but that was not the reason for this review. What is however is how long I could throw the same shot even making little mistakes and getting away with them and scoring. The shape of the shot barely changed. Ihave two of the Valors because of how versatile they are. I highly recommend this one if you have a med-heavy oil problem. Take Care, rickyp..........<scri

I have this one set up wit the pin under the ring finger and the center of gravity is to the right and below the pin with a balance hole on the vertical axis, Bottom right. I was really surprised to see the strength of this ball as I am switching to mostly AMF equipment. I now have my heavy oiler in the VALOR, Also have a VICTORY/R, and a VALOR/P. I throw a TRACK FREAK on soup and have a STORM BLUE HOT for smoked lanes. Back to this one, I had to play inside the 4th arrow because of strength of this one plus lack of oil outside, When you throw a aggressive ball and it stops hooking you have to look for oil because the ball is burning up, This one has great skid and a very even very hard arc to the pocket tripping and blowing out the corner pins. You should have some revs in your hand to throw this one because if you throw the ball soft I dont think you will find a condition to play with this one. I think just slightly better than average revs will be more than enough. I was never an A