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Kinetic Energy is the second ball in the Upper Mid Price line for Track. It features the same outstanding Shuttle core as the original Kinetic, with identical core numbers. We've wrapped the core with an all new UMP Gen 2 coverstock. This makes the Kinetic Energy the perfect ball to complement the reaction of the Kinetic. While Kinetic Energy uses the bowler's energy sooner, it still gives the huge backend you want and expect.
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Customer Reviews Average: 4.75Write a Review Read all 4 reviews
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Track Kinetic Energy Reviewed by: Xcessive_Hook 03/04/2008 23:09
1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
What I was to expect/what I wanted: I expected the ball to read the midlane better than the Kinetic while using more energy, but still be stronger on the backend. What I wanted was the ball to read the midlane more than my Mean Machine, and backend just as hard(if not close) as my Rising. About the Bowler Bowling Hand Right Handed League Average 219 Sport Shot Average 202 Ball Speed Fast Style Cranker PAP 4 1/4 right 1/4 down
The layout we went with: Pin beneath and slightly right of my ring finger, 3 7/8" from PAP, MB kicked out 50 degrees, with a small hole(maybe 1/4" in VAL for more flare/backend.
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What I got: Exactly what I asked for and then some. On a lane after the 1st shift and still OOB at the time I had to play pretty deep and play a big angle to get the KE where it needed to be. Apparently, the KE is suitable for medium-heavy, but pending the rev rate, layout, and surface it may even be too much for a medium condition-but that's just from my point of view. I really wanted to compare it to another ball, so I decided to use my Kinetic(which is back to OOB) to show the extreme difference between the two.
I have since taken the KE down to 2000, and in terms of strength, sits in between my Rising, and MM-where I wanted it to be!
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Track Kinetic Energy Reviewed by: simonsays 09/09/2008 13:39
If you're looking for a ball to get down the lane and turn the corner hard, look no further! The perfect compliment to the Tantrum! When I tested the KP and the Tantrum, I had a little more recovery room with the KP over the Tantrum. When the Tantrum is not enough then you can go to the KP. With these two you'll be able to stay lined up longer without the big move left(for righties). The one I tested had the #1 layout, pin above fingers and mb 2" right of thumb. You could send it right and have confidence that the ball would make it back and still have enough to kick the corners out
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Track Kinetic Energy Reviewed by: firefighter9914 03/27/2008 21:05
Once again this is a track ball and I am kinda loyal, but with my ring finger drilled through the pin and the MB about 4 inches right of my thumb. And we had to a weight hole about 1 3/8 on my axis point to make it legal. This ball rolls beautiful on every condition I have thrown it on and is the strongest balls I have ever owned, but don't let that scare you away. This includes playing 3rd arrow on the driest of dry shots at an old wood house, to playing about the same on one of the wettest conditions in southeast Missouri. The only warning I have is you differently have to project this ball, if u short arm it it goes right through the nose. The K.E. does everything it was advertised to do though. It reads the mids, dry or wet, awesome and last night I was able play to around (deeper) than anyone in the house so I had oil all night. With enough energy still to kill the hole and carry. It was factory polished when I got it but that surface is long gone the first game of practice I through with it we hit the coverstock with a green scotch-brite and that where it stays. I love it!
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Track Kinetic Energy Reviewed by: gregny 03/20/2008 19:22
0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I wanted a ball that would perform on medium to oily lanes. This ball is excellent on medium oil. It does not leave ten pins and it seems to have a large area that you can throw it to and still find the pocket. If the speed falls below 15.5 or thereabouts it will hit too high, but it doesn't seem to like to leave big splits when it does this, just small ones. Irregardless of speed, the ball does hit the pocket very hard. On heavy oil, the ball did't recover all that well and the mark that I had to hit to get it in the pocket became much smaller. Maybe jerkin around with the cover would increase heavy oil performance, but I paid $200 and I am not going to go there. I've only rolled five games with it, but it eerily performs exactly like the "Bowlers Journal" review, which I read after rolling the ball.
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