| Line | Buzzsaw/C |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Coverstock | Reactive |
| Core | 2-piece |
| RG | |
| Differential | |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Highly Polished |
| Weights | 14 thru 16lbs |
| Cleared USBC | Yes |
2 Reviews
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smash-a-9
I have had this ball since january and it has only been good to me...have a 3 inch pin, stacked over the ring finger. I normally stand on 30 and hit 15-18 at the arrows i have a 3 board drift on the approach as long as the lanes arent fried this ball does the trick for me. i leave my share of 4 pins and 9 pins with this ball...but that is normally my fault, carries corner pins very well...sends scouts everywhere and keeps pins low....i do need some head oil with this ball..
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Plane Facts
Cranberry Buzzsaw Purchased the cranberry to fit between my super carbide and cherry bomb C /2. What a pleasant surprise, it did just exactly that. I set the cranberry up different than any ball I have ever owned, I gambled a little here. I put the pin directly below my ring finger and placed the CG 3/16 to the right of the center of grip and 1/8 below the mid-plane. This was quite a huge shift in how I normally lay my equipment out because I usually track high enough to raise concerns if I would be rolling over the bridge or thumb. On a fresh house shot moderately heavy oil from 10 to 10, light oil from 10 out on either side I found the cranberry to weak to make the hump, to jumpy going down and in starting on the drier boards and over all kinda wishy washy in how it moved and hit. On the third game however when the lanes stared opening up I found all kinds of area, I could swing 15 to 20 boards inside with absolutely strong angular move, or straight up the boards with more s
