Showing posts with label raw hammer burn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raw hammer burn. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Raw Hammer Burn Video Response

Raw Hammer Burn Video Response

This was a video I did on the raw hammer burn in response to the first one. The quality was so bad on it that I had to redo it. I know ill not get the greatest quality until I get a better camera, but this one will have to do for now. On the video there are 3 shot done two times each, all are done as the original speed then I do them in slow motion. I did like the raw hammer burns hit and reaction on the lanes. It is highly responsive to the dry backend, but did not seem to jerk to much, it seems to read the pattern well is what I am try to say. This was on a house pattern and is a label weighted bowling ball drill layout. Which is good for the average one or two time a week house bowler. This is my opinion and experience, as most know not all bowling centers are the same so you may get a different reaction. In conclusion, I liked the raw hammer burn a good medium priced ball with at high performance reaction. There are links below so you can get more information along with the product description.




raw hammer burn, bowling ball

Raw Hammer Burn
Features - Performance: Advanced Performance(6) Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Color: Yellow / Silver Core Type: Symmetric Quality: First Quality







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Saturday, December 5, 2009

Raw Hammer Burn



Raw Hammer Burn Video Review


This was a video I did of the raw hammer burn, it was bowled on a wood lane surface with guardian on the first 22 foot. Before I write anymore I will note, I am still not happy with the quality of these last few video's, I tried doing some changes in editing, but it got worse, I am still working on it. Well this was on a fresh 42 foot house pattern, the bowling ball layout is straight up or what I call an arcing layout, which works well for most average bowlers on house patterns. The bowling ball surface was the out of box finish. There are 5 shots at the same angle one of which is in slow motion. This ball had a nice even acring angle to it, but it did grab pretty hard on the dry boards and had a real nice hard hit at the pocket. There is the video and product description and links to get more information about the raw hammer burn below.





raw hammer burn, bowling ball

Raw Hammer Burn
Features - Performance: Advanced Performance(6) Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Color: Yellow / Silver Core Type: Symmetric Quality: First Quality







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Disclaimer - affiliate links were used from "bowlingball.com, ebay.com" and we are a paid affiliate.

Raw Hammer Burn