Hello Kitty Blue

I have posted about this ball before, but I have to post again, but this time a SERIOUS review. I didn't think I would ever use a plastic ball, exclusively, in my bowling leagues. In desperation, I began rolling my hello kitty on Fridays. The problem with Friday was (1) the outsides were far to dry for any resin ball, no matter how you dry / polish the ball and (2) the middle of the lane gets far too spotty to consistantly hit the hole. When you finally find the shot, the DULL partical ball you inevitibly need for this shot will dry up your line in a half a game. I took out the kitty and I bowled consistant. I rolled 190s across the board. I wasn't carrying, but at least I was hitting the pocket. I used it again, the following Friday, in the 3rd game, and I had the front 6 (pocket 8-10 in the 7th) and a 246. I tried the ball in the 3rd game on the following Sunday, and rolled a 212. On Monday, on synthetic lanes, in a house I am averaging about 207, I opted to give the kitty

This ball is so adorable, I just had to have it. Besides, Hello Kitty and I are the same age. I cannot believe all the attention this ball gets from my league mates. My teammates tease me, as well. Talking stuff about my kitty. LOL! There's no doubt that I bought this ball for 10 pins. I must admit though that if the lanes are dry, I can play this ball up the 8 board and still score. Even though this is a plastic ball, I get pretty decent pin action. Now... I wouldn't bowl in a league with lanes this dry, but it's great to be able to roll a ball if you are open bowling on dry lanes.<