Ebonite Elevate Bowling Ball Video Review

Ebonite Elevate We had 2 Elevate bowling balls in this video. One was a pin under and the other was a pin above. The pin under gave us a longer slide with a smoother transition and more even and controlled back-end reaction, while the pin above was longer in is slide zone but shorter in its transition to hook and more angular on the back part of the lane... These to drillings with this ball were a great comliment to each other. The Ebonite Elevate is a very good mid-line bowling ball from ebonite... Specifications: Color: Red/Black/Silver All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown. Core: Hot Sauce Veneer: Hybrid version of the Max-Hook Reactive Surface: 800 Abranet, 1000 Abralon, 2000 Abralon, 2000 Abralon A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal RG: 2.50 Diff: .040 Hook Rating: 20 (Finish-6, Cover-8, Core-6) Recommended Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Oil Rating Click Here To Go to Website

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Storm Virtual Gravity Nano

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Storm Virtual Gravity Nano

This was a bowling ball video we did of the
Storm Virtual Gravity Nano,

Bowling lane surface was wood lanes with guardian lane coating on the first 22 foot of lane...

The bowling lane conditions were a typical 42 foot house pattern...

The bowling ball drilling layout was a pin above our ring finger with the mass bias in the strong position...

The bowling ball surface was the out of box cover stock finish....


The Virtual Gravity Nano gave us a longer skid, shorter transition to hook along with a more angular back end than the original Virtual Gravity, we felt it would be a good compliment for it, if they ever remake the ball...
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The Nano recovered well but did not jump on the dry area of the lane...

The ball really works well on medium to heavy oil patterns...

I put it in the high revving, smooth and angular category of bowling balls...

There is the video and product description with links to get more information about the Storm Virtual Gravity Nano below...

Storm Virtual Gravity Nano Specifications: RG: 2.48 Differential: .052, Flare Potential: 6" Plus (High), Lane Condition: Heavy, Finish: Matte, Coverstock: Reactive Resin, Coverstock Name: NRG - Nano Reactive Genesis, Factory Finish: 4000-grit Abralon, Color: Orange / Navy / Cobalt, Core Type: Asymmetric, Core Name: Shape Lock HD (High Density) (14-16 lbs) Rating Go To Website Here!

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Ebonite Vital Sign

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Ebonite Vital Sign

This was a video I did of the Ebonite Vital Sign, it was bowled on wood lanes with guardian lane coating on the first 22 foot of lane...

The bowling lane conditions were a typical 40 foot house pattern...

The bowling ball drilling layout was 50 x 4 1/4 x 35 Dual Angle...

The bowling ball surface was the out of box cover stock finish....

There are seven shots four of which are at the same angle and to see the bowling balls reaction...

The Ebonite Vital Sign has a early roll and strong reaction to it...

If there is not enough oil and will grab hard if the lanes dry out...

The ball really works well on medium heavy oil patterns although it does check up to the pocket...

I put it in the early rolling catagory of bowling balls...

There is the video and product description with links to get more information about the Ebonite Vital Sign below...

Ebonite Vital Signs The new ebonite Vital Signs is an extremely versatile ball, for all styles of play... Features: RG: 2.48 Differential: .055 Breakpoint Shape: Extremely Versatile Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: Flexol Super Plus Reactive Color: Black / Red / Orange Core Type: Asymmetric Core Name: Vital Asymmetric Bias Core

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Hammer Black Widow Nasty on Synthetic Lanes

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Hammer Black Widow Nasty Bowling Ball

This was a video I did of the Hammer Black Widow Nasty, it was bowled on a brunswick pro-anvilane synthetic lane surface...

The bowling lane conditions were a typical house pattern...

The bowling ball drilling layout was hammer's drilling number two on their drill sheet...

The bowling ball surface was the out of box coverstock finish....

There are seven shots all of which are at the same angle...

The black widow nasty really grabs hard on the dry area of the lane and has allot of angle so I put it in the skid / flip catagory of bowling balls...

There is the video and product description with links to get more information about the Hammer Black Widow Nasty below...

Hammer Black Widow Nasty Features: RG: 2.560 Differential: .057 Breakpoint Shape: Long with Aggressive Backend Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: Violent Wheel Reactive Factory Finish: 4000-grit Abralon(TM) Color: Black / Purple / Red Sparkle Core Type: Asymmetric Core Name: High RG Widow Core

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Hammer Black Widow Nasty on Synthetic Lanes

Hammer Black Widow Nasty

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Hammer Black Widow Nasty

This was a video I did of the Hammer Black Widow Nasty, it was bowled on wood lanes with guardian lane coating on the first 22 foot of bowling lane...

The bowling lane conditions were a typical 40 foot house pattern...

The bowling ball drilling layout was hammer's drilling number two on their drill sheet...

The bowling ball surface was the out of box coverstock finish....

There are seven shots four of which are at the same angle and three are close up on the backend to see the bowling balls reaction down lane...

The black widow nasty really grabs hard on the dry area of the lane so I put it in the skid / flip catagory of bowling balls...

There is the video and product description with links to get more information about the Hammer Black Widow Nasty below...

Hammer Black Widow Nasty Features: RG: 2.560 Differential: .057 Breakpoint Shape: Long with Aggressive Backend Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: Violent Wheel Reactive Factory Finish: 4000-grit Abralon(TM) Color: Black / Purple / Red Sparkle Core Type: Asymmetric Core Name: High RG Widow Core

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Ebonite Playmaker Video Response On Synthetic Lanes

Ebonite Playmaker
On Synthetic Lanes Video Response

This was a video response I did of the Ebonite Playmaker, it was bowled on a brunswick pro-anvilane synthetic bowling lane surface and a 39 foot house pattern...

This video was in response to the previous one with my new camcorder, the bowling ball layout was a a dual angle drilling 50 x 41/2 x 75 which is a later and faster response to friction layout...

The bowling ball surface was the 2000 abralon finish. There are five shots three at the same angle and one at in slow motion and a close up to show the backend and ball reaction at the pins...

I like the playmaker it sets up and carries the pins very well. There is the video and product description and links to get more information about the ebonite playmaker below...

Ebonite Playmaker RG: 2.45 Differential: .051 Flare Potential: High Breakpoint Shape: Strong Mid-Lane with Good Backend Lane Condition: Medium Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: GB 10.7 Factory Finish: 4000 Grit Abralon Color: Black / Purple / Silver Pearl Core Name: VII

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Columbia 300 Full Swing On Synthetic Lane Response Video

Columbia Full Swing
On Synthetic Lanes Video Response

This was a video response I did of the Columbia 300 Full Swing, it was bowled on a brunswick pro-anvilane synthetic bowling lane surface and a typical house pattern. This video was in response to the last one, basically a remake with my new camcorder, the bowling ball layout was a early rolling layout or a slow and earlier responds to friction layout, on the columbia drill sheet it is drilling no #2 with the mass bias at 2 inches from the thumb hole and the pin under my ring finger and 5 inches from my pap. The bowling ball surface was the 2000 abralon finish. There are five shots three at the same angle and one at a different angle and redone in slow motion. I like the full swing it reminds me of the ebonite V2 sanded. In addition, to it's solid hit, the ball has a nice even arc to it 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 columbia full swing below.

Columbia Full Swing Specifications: RG: 2.490 Differential: .056 Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Matte Coverstock: Full Tilt 5.0 Reactive Resin Reaction: Skid/Flip Factory Finish: 4000 grit Abralon Color: Black Core: Asymmetric Columbia's Mass Bias Full Swing

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