virtaul gravity good? or not
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Shayne Melton
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Shayne Melton
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There is a ball review section on this site, and anyone that wanted to talk about this ball, has......
TotalBowling
Hello Bryan
The best way to describe the VG is basically a strike in a box. It hooks and hits like no other ball on the market.
Unlike most heavy oil balls the VG will still offer enough length on medium oil patters without burning up. The coverstock can easily be polished or scuffed to make it playable on a wider variety of lane patterns.
The best way to describe the VG is basically a strike in a box. It hooks and hits like no other ball on the market.
Unlike most heavy oil balls the VG will still offer enough length on medium oil patters without burning up. The coverstock can easily be polished or scuffed to make it playable on a wider variety of lane patterns.
burdekinsnow
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Bryan,
Just had to put my 2 cents worth in, Brando hit the nail right on the head unlike most heavy oil balls this one does not over react on a medium condition and the carry from the ball is almost too good to be true. As an example my son used it for the entire matchplay in the Sun City Open in Townsille just recently and averaged just under 211, not a bad average. But something else to consider the boy is only 12, yes he is left handed which does not offer a true reflection for the right side of the lane but I dont think he moved more than 5 boards total to the right during the matchplay. Personally I think this is a must have piece of equipment but that is just my opinion
Just had to put my 2 cents worth in, Brando hit the nail right on the head unlike most heavy oil balls this one does not over react on a medium condition and the carry from the ball is almost too good to be true. As an example my son used it for the entire matchplay in the Sun City Open in Townsille just recently and averaged just under 211, not a bad average. But something else to consider the boy is only 12, yes he is left handed which does not offer a true reflection for the right side of the lane but I dont think he moved more than 5 boards total to the right during the matchplay. Personally I think this is a must have piece of equipment but that is just my opinion
GeorgeF
Hypercell = Hyperhook!
I've drilled 6 of them over the last 12 months and have had my best ever year of bowling. I've won 7 events with Virtual Gravitys, truly like nothing else I've ever thrown. I have another drilled up for the upcoming 3 weeks of bowling I am participating in. It is like cheating.....
I'm not a big revver of the ball (clearly) but I do tend to strike alot with this ball and it gives me more hook and more options on where to play and how to tackle the lanes. I even managed a televised 300 with one earlier this year which is now on youtube if you search my name.
I can't speak any more highly of this ball, the best ball I've ever thrown, a must have
PS I have gone through so many not because they die is because I bowl alot more games than most people
a lot more
I'm not a big revver of the ball (clearly) but I do tend to strike alot with this ball and it gives me more hook and more options on where to play and how to tackle the lanes. I even managed a televised 300 with one earlier this year which is now on youtube if you search my name.
I can't speak any more highly of this ball, the best ball I've ever thrown, a must have
PS I have gone through so many not because they die is because I bowl alot more games than most people
a lot more
Shadows Fall
Prince of Darkness
Best ball ever made, nothing more to say!!!
jason_doust
The Bowling Geek
I think you mean a Virtual Gravity Shift...
I reviewed this ball (see here) a while ago and stand by every word written. Very strong move off the spot, very strong roll and very strong hit, quite adaptable cover stock and can be thrown from every part of the lane when required, so long as you can get it wide enough at the break.
But you must have enough head oil, or it will roll out in a hurry.
If you're after an oil ball, look no further. The reason everyone's throwing one is that they are that good. If you want something asymmetrical for drier conditions, consider a Gravity Shift or a Track Up-Rising.
Cheers,
Jason
I reviewed this ball (see here) a while ago and stand by every word written. Very strong move off the spot, very strong roll and very strong hit, quite adaptable cover stock and can be thrown from every part of the lane when required, so long as you can get it wide enough at the break.
But you must have enough head oil, or it will roll out in a hurry.
If you're after an oil ball, look no further. The reason everyone's throwing one is that they are that good. If you want something asymmetrical for drier conditions, consider a Gravity Shift or a Track Up-Rising.
Cheers,
Jason
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meh.
it is the same.
some people like to add the 'shift' at the end as it is in the same line as the gravity shift and obviously plays on the name of its predecesor.
