Lord Field Talent Bowing Ball

Very good - still got a good reaction even when other equipment was playing under/ over (but a high VAL angle drilling helped with that too!). Punched mine out 40* X 5 X 70* - higher rev players might like a longer pin i reckon. This ball will stay in my bag for a long time, i think i would use this as my go-to ball on very heavy-;long oil after dulling it back a bit. I would not polish this ball up though, I think it would lose it's shape and not get into that strong roll soon enough.

Even with the 2000 polish on this ball you see it grab in the midlane. The backend on this ball is strong, but not overly aggressive. The Talent gives you mistake room. Swing it wide, and it still recovers. Get it in, and it has enough strength in the coverstock to still finish strong. With the drilling I put on the Talent, it has an earlier roll on it. I was not looking for a large number of boards to cover with this ball. The look I was going for was more overall shape. I was looking to get more left, and play into the oil a bit. That is exactly what I got with the Talent. The Talent hits like a truck when it gets near the pocket. It definitely has the strength to carry the light hits, and power to blow up the rack with you flush the pocket. This ball allows me to play more left when there is oil on the lane,

Tested on 4 yr old AMF HPL. I rated this ball a 18-20. Same drill as my Getsome and more forgiving. The carry is way above average as I played multiple entry angles. Down and in gave me my best look on the heavier side of a medium THS. Where others struggled the Talent excelled. Moving in to 3rd & 4th arrow the ball just floats thru the midlane (Yes OIL IS NEEDED) skid , hook and roll. Excellent cover again using the same cover as the LF Heritage but a solid version. In the 3 months I have bowled, the Talent has been an eye catcher. Great shelf appeal colors.