Midnight Quantum's cover-heavy design delivers more length and less over-reaction on dry boards. In fact, its delayed reaction produces more length than any other so-called "highly reactive ball" on the market, while maintaining a highly charged backend explosion.
| Color | Blue |
|---|---|
| Coverstock | Reactive |
| Core | 2-piece |
| RG | |
| Differential | 0.023 |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Matte |
| Weights | 12 thru 16lbs |
2 Reviews
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sambroak
I bought my first Quantum back when they first came out for around $300. My wife was going to divorce me, but after my great success at state tournaments in South Carolina she was ok with it. The quantum line of balls are greatly missed, when I take my new Quantums in to get drilled, there are about 5 guys standing around asking where I bought it and if I can get them one. If you have never had a Quantum there is one place online to buy them for around $100. The Brunswick Monster line has very similar characteristics (mainly the weight block). You will not be disappointed with the action of this ball if you pick one up.
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SL33PY
This ball rolls real nice on a variety of shots, i used it on PBA patterns, sport patterns, used it in knoxville, and of cousre house pattern, and it worked great on all shots, no over/under and the hit is wonderful the only thing is when i go too deep it leaves me a 8 pin. From burning up too much energy to get too the pocket. when the ;anes are flooded i can play up the boards with it, and when they are dry i am able to swing the ball. It is drilled nothing extravagant, ping in over the ring finger and the cg is stacked up underneth it with no weight hole.
