Seismic Desperado LE Bowling Ball

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For a very limited run, we are releasing an updated version of the Desperado. This new Desperado "LE" uses the same core as the original, but with modified densities to produce a lower differential of 0.025. Oil pattern experts say that bowling balls with differentials below 0.026 work best on shorter patterns, and we agree! Thus, the exact core numbers for the Desperado LE are 2.61 RG, 0.025 Diff, 0.005 MB Diff. The coverstock on the Desperado "LE" is a more classic blend urethane, and is finished at 4000 abralon to give you the smoothest reaction possible at the end of the pattern. The Desperado "LE" is designed specifically for short patterns, and is not intended to cover a wide range of patterns. This means that if you want a ball for short oil sport patterns, you can have complete confidence in the Desperado "LE". The bad news is that this will be a VERY limited edition ball. If you would like more details please feel free to email us, and have your Proshop pre-order their Desperado "LE's" soon, before they are all gone!
LineDesperado
ColorBlack/Grey
CoverstockCruise Control +
CoreInsignia High RG
RG2.61
Differential0.025
Intermediate Diff.005
Factory finish4000 Abralon
Weights12-16 lbs
Cleared USBCYes

2 Reviews

  • Gunny

    Posted by Gunny on Oct 3rd 2013

    An excellent short pattern piece by Seismic, the Desperado LE. It's a perfect control piece for those short sport patterns or those broken down/dry house shots. Very clean through the heads, even when they are gone, with a mellow midlane and smooth continuation through the pin deck. Can also be thrown on a fresh house shot. Move right, and pitch it up the ditch, for a nice controlled motion to the pocket. The Desperado LE's are hard to come by, as they only made 200 of them. If you find one, try and get a second to stash away for a rainy day. Links to videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLjQpF7OgxM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dxUIdNaSGw Also, check out the "Stacking the Arsenal" vid, that displays the reaction of each Seismic piece compared to one another. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JVWv8_igYQ

  • jasonbaer33

    Posted by jasonbaer33 on Sep 4th 2012

    This ball is not your average Urethane ball. The LE comes with the same Insignia core as the Aftermaths and Epicenter. When i layed this ball out i wanted something that can handle the shorter/dryer patterns what i got was a monster. With a layout of 40 x 5 x 25 this ball would hook the house on dryer shots. On a THS I was able to use this right out the gates, when I intended it to be a late night roller. Plan to order another and put a less aggressive layout on it. Great ball just be careful what you do with it.