Storm Flame Reactive Tropical Bowling Ball

This ball is great in the medium range oil. I shoot a pretty well sized curved and i have been using this ball for about two years. This ball was meant for dry or medium oil lane conditions, because when it hits a dry spot the ball really reacts and cuts in and really smack the pins, the ball really cuts into the pins nicely. The only problem that i have with this ball is that when the lanes are TOO dry, then it reacts to much and it keeps going brooklyn and leaving the ten pin up to work with.<

This is the type of ball I use when the lane oil just does not exist. It has a pancake block with a very mild reacting coverstock. It came out of the box with a dull finish but I really haven't had any reason to polish this one up yet. This is a good ball to go to when the backends are just too snappy for my stronger equiptment. Just remember to stay out of the oil with this ball or expect to see a lot of weak hits. If the lanes are wet, you could use this ball for shooting corner pins.

Okay, 1st of all this one is for med to light oil, And burnt up lanes. Dont expect to pull this out on a fresh house or sport shot UNLESS the backends are flying. My pro shop guy put the pin way out on this one kind of like an arc type drilling. Its pretty close to my positive axis. Also, He drilled this one to where it revs up late. Good thing, This ball hits as good as it can for a 3 piece, It will not hit like a Tour Power or other reactive, particles. The lanes were not toasted when I threw this but the backends were flying, And I did not have a problem scoring, I threw the ball up 5 standing on 10 and the backends worked this pup into the pocket, Carried alot, Really like this one for tough, Burnt up, Or just difficult lanes but my game is up and down boards, I did not attempt to swing this ball as I feel unless lanes are burned this would not work well. Great ball for what it was made for tho. Hope this helps, Heres a good dry lane ball if you need one. Take Care..........<scrip