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@@Cvette2004 My PAP is 3 1/2 Right, 1 3/4 Up. Approximately 420 RPM? Haven’t really went in depth to check the exact rev rate, tilt and rotation can be manipulated depending on what I’m trying to accomplish. I am currently in the project of making a video for the Mania, which will feature the Effect, and the widow 2.0 hybrid

@StevenSprunger This ball have been in my bag since release date. Can’t go to a tournament without it, such a good benchmark ball.

@@ProfSemiAMBolwer it is definitely much more similar to the fireball. Symmetrical core, a lot of ball down lane, gets through the heads really clean. If you already have the effect and the fireball, I would actually probably recommend you looking at a solid ball to round off the arsenal.

@@chrismagory9423 the more I throw it, the more it blends out to be the same. When I first got the Effect tour, it feels earlier and slower off the back than my envy tour. I think it’s more of an overlapping replacement, unless you’re splitting hairs.

@@pierrelevesque5376 what you can try with the Anger, as I have lately found more use after I done so, was take the original cover off. I took a 1500 sanding pad to it to smoothen the reaction, I was getting a little over under with how sharp it is. Looking at your arsenal as well, it looks like there’s a huge gap of not having a solid symmetrical ball. It goes from 3.0 to Arctic Vibe, a solid benchmark ball will help your arsenal imo

I’m throwing a 50 x 3 1/4 x 85 layout. The pin is under the bridge according to my PAP.

Yes it can, but it is really dependent on how much surface you put on the ball. If you want to use it on fresh, keep it at 1000 or 2000 surface to help you control the pocket.

@@cornbredtinfed8732 50 x 3 1/4 x 85

@@danielmorris6995 50 x 3 1/4 x 85

@@zackrazali7545 good is such a subjective word for bowling balls. What “I” think is a good motion might not be what others are looking for depending on the bowling alley, patterns and bowling styles. My reviews are for comparing other balls and explaining how I feel about the motion with equipment I already have. This can help the viewers decide if it’s comparable to something they’re looking for. Hope this helps!

@@dennismcclintock3154 so this is pin down but 3 1/2 inches away from my PAP. The idea of the pin down layout was to get the RG raised to get the ball further down lane before it shapes, create a smoother shape off the spot so it’s more benchmark for me. I do have a more aggressive release, so the ball still packs a punch with the natural rotation I create. Sometimes with the pin up layouts, my ball motion does get a little “too sharp” which makes the shape harder to control. Hope this helps.

depends on what your looking for in a ball, you can def use the stealth hybrid all 4 games ive used it all games for my league just gotta play up the lane at first with it and may need to get around it a little more before moving in

@@ghostfns The first question I would normally ask back is where do you bowl and what kind of oil pattern/lane surface you bowl out of. Reason is… in Canada and in the bowling alleys we normally bowl out of here in the GTA, transition happens very quickly, if you’re looking for a reliable ball to be used for multiple games (it’s pretty rare here…) I would recommend something smoother and medium line, stealth hybrid isn’t bad, but the stealth solid might handle the fresher pattern better. If you’re looking for something more recent in the releases, I would recommend the hazmat solid or even the black widow 3.0

@@900proshop Would the Venom Shock be a good option? I bowl in the GTA as well

@@ghostfns Venom shock is a good ball! We have sold a lot of those in the shop over the years, the only problem with Venom shock is whether or not you’re able to start with it. That depends on the oil pattern and volume they put out at your home center

@@JET1970 same could be said for every ball made it’s all personal preference all up to you if it suits your style and game in my opinion

@@JET1970 everyone has a matchup depending on where they bowl, the oil pattern they bowl and the line they prefer to bowl on. My reviews are made not to tell people how to use it, but more to share how it compares to other balls I have, that other people may also have, so they can make their purchases of the next ball with more information provided.

50 x 3 1/4 x 85

50 x 3 1/4 x 85

@@josephauler6165 hey! This NU I found to be smoother than the Blue NU. Doesn’t lane shine as fast as the blue and it’s very good at reading the mid lane and slowing down the transition. Depending on the house you bowl at, you might want to look for something a little stronger if the tundra fire is the strongest ball in the bag, might consider a hazmat solid? Or even an asymmetrical ball to get a different shape.

@@zackrazali7545 I agree, but sometimes that part of the lane isn’t really accessible on the house shot, due to the low volume. That’s why I try to throw other balls to compare, so that owners of those balls can see the difference between the 2. I’m not expecting everyone to throw it or have the same reaction as myself, but the comparison should be relatively the same. I will also change up the videos in the near future to gain different types of viewers as well. Thanks for the input

@@GrumpaBaggins both solid and hybrids are great! The solid one, you should find it to be a great ball for the fresh oil!

THE INTRO DESTROYED MY EARDRUMS LMAO

Slightly different shape, I think the effect has more overall shape. If you’re more speed dominant, I think the effect will be more suitable as it will probably hook more overall and give more entry angle. If you’re rev dominant, I would recommend archetype hybrid for more control

I am throwing 15lbs

I can definitely start putting more of my layouts on the videos going forward. Initially I personally like answering them on comments to spark interest and discussion. Thanks for you feedback.

#newshoecarry!! 😂

Thanks!

Right now my 2 layouts for the season are 3.75 and 3.5. Reason is… I often bowl on a lot of sport conditions, having that rolls the ball up sooner for me to control the breakpoint and mid lane. I also have a slightly higher axis tilt so sometimes my ball is more sensitive when playing the higher volume in the middle/ too angular when I get it out to the dry. So the layout blends that’s out a bit better imo.

@@900proshop that makes sense. Thanks for the insight.

I am using a VISE IT interchangeable thumb, not JoPo. It is a quicker and smoother twist and lock system.