Hammer Nasty Nail
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With the core/coverstock combination the Nasty Nail clears the front of the lane with ease and has it's energy waiting to be released on the back end. This makes for a very aggressive entry into the pocket. The Nasty Nail Solid and Pearl are very good compliment to each other during the lane transition from medium oily to medium dry.
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Hammer Nasty Nail Reviewed by: hammer4ver 09/28/2008 17:57
Man! If you can get your hands on one of these, don't miss your chance! I had strayed from hammer (with Elite Cheetah) and didn't like the ball at all, so now I needed a dryer lane ball. My pro shop guy had one of these sittin around and gave it to a friend of mine, who in turn, gave it to me. I LOVE the ball. It's about 7 borads less length than my black widow. It was EXACTLY what I was looking for! Not a whole lot of length, VERY late backend, and the backend is nothing to sneeze at! This is a good bowler for a medium ball speed (14.5 as myself) and a tweener (also me). Perfect fit!
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