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Color: Navy/Royal/Burgundy
Reactions: Designed to be longer than the Big One, with increased backend ball reaction.
Coverstock: GB12.1 sanded with 500-grit Abralon.
Core: Inverted Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
Length: 24
Hook: 45
Break Point Angle: 12.75
Mass Bias Rating: 0.0027
Weight: 15 lbs.
RG: 2.46
Diff: .056
http://ebonite.com/products/detail.php?PRKey=266
http://ebonite.com/techcenter/drilli...itle=The%20One
Comments:
This is the first new ball I've purchased in about 4 years. The last new ball was an Ebonite Apex Intensity, which I fell in love with.. Even today, that's the best ball I have.
Today I got this Infinite One and drilled it similar to ther recommeded Drill Pattern #2. However, I put the pin a little closer to the PAP (about 3-3/4"). I used a urathane thumb slug and oval finger inserts.
I threw the ball a few times during league warm up tonight (normal house shot) and it seemed a bit squirly if didn't relase it just right.. I wasn't comfortable enough with it to use in league, so I put it aside to "practice" more..
I continued to struggle tonight using my regular ball as well. Anther 200+ average bowler on the same pair also had trouble tonight keeping consitant shots.
I Decided to give the Infinate One another try during the 3rd game. It took a few shots to get the feel of how the ball reacts. But found a nice semi-consistant shot. When it hits the pocket, there were no questions.. I've never seen pins fly back as fast as they do with this ball.
This ball seems to do very well when swinging it out to just outside the oil line to the dry area. If you swing it too far out, it recovers well, but may lose too much energy to carry the 10 pin. I didn't have a problem of going brooklen by swinging too far out.
If I pull the ball where it stays in the heavier oil, it slides way past the break. A couple of times it barely clipped the head pin.
Overall, I love how it reacts.. I think it's going to take a few more practice games to really get the feel of it.. I believe it will eventually become my main ball... I'll post more after I get some more games on it..
Color: Navy/Royal/Burgundy
Reactions: Designed to be longer than the Big One, with increased backend ball reaction.
Coverstock: GB12.1 sanded with 500-grit Abralon.
Core: Inverted Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
Length: 24
Hook: 45
Break Point Angle: 12.75
Mass Bias Rating: 0.0027
Weight: 15 lbs.
RG: 2.46
Diff: .056
http://ebonite.com/products/detail.php?PRKey=266
http://ebonite.com/techcenter/drilli...itle=The%20One
Comments:
This is the first new ball I've purchased in about 4 years. The last new ball was an Ebonite Apex Intensity, which I fell in love with.. Even today, that's the best ball I have.
Today I got this Infinite One and drilled it similar to ther recommeded Drill Pattern #2. However, I put the pin a little closer to the PAP (about 3-3/4"). I used a urathane thumb slug and oval finger inserts.
I threw the ball a few times during league warm up tonight (normal house shot) and it seemed a bit squirly if didn't relase it just right.. I wasn't comfortable enough with it to use in league, so I put it aside to "practice" more..
I continued to struggle tonight using my regular ball as well. Anther 200+ average bowler on the same pair also had trouble tonight keeping consitant shots.
I Decided to give the Infinate One another try during the 3rd game. It took a few shots to get the feel of how the ball reacts. But found a nice semi-consistant shot. When it hits the pocket, there were no questions.. I've never seen pins fly back as fast as they do with this ball.
This ball seems to do very well when swinging it out to just outside the oil line to the dry area. If you swing it too far out, it recovers well, but may lose too much energy to carry the 10 pin. I didn't have a problem of going brooklen by swinging too far out.
If I pull the ball where it stays in the heavier oil, it slides way past the break. A couple of times it barely clipped the head pin.
Overall, I love how it reacts.. I think it's going to take a few more practice games to really get the feel of it.. I believe it will eventually become my main ball... I'll post more after I get some more games on it..
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