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Ebonite Verdict

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 8/9/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I have the Verdict drilled up 70 x 4 ¾ x 55 and left it at box finish. It does pick up well in the mid-lane. When it starts its turn down lane there is no stopping it. It has a continuous back-end and hits like a truck. Whether you are playing outside & up the boards or have moved to the inside shot…. This ball just performs…. No doubt that this ball is a must have.
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Track Alias

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 1/24/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I chose to take one of my Alias’ and drill it with the Pin Up Strong Mass Bias (80x5x30) and the Symmetrical is (-10x5x30). These are the drilling's that are shown in the video for the Alias on the Track website.

Both balls are smooth rolling and very continuous on the back-end and drive hard through the pin deck.

The Asymmetrical drilling (Strong Mass Bias) gets down the lane and definitely flips at the break point.

The Symmetrical drilling is smooth from beginning to end. I used the Symmetrical ball to start a league off and by the middle of the first game the lanes had tightened up and I began to leave the 10 pin. Switched to the Asymmetrical ball and no more 10 pin.

The drilling's offer a good transition from one Alias to the other. Definitely a good ball to have for the heavier oil condition and be able to drill it in your favorite Asymmetrical or Symmetrical layout
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Track Cyborg

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 8/3/2016

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I have the Cyborg drilled with the ring finger through the pin. What I got was a smooth rolling ball with a strong continuous backend. It gets through the heads cleanly and finishes with a strong arc motion. For me the Cyborg rolls even smoother than the X-treme heat. I would definitely place this ball ahead of the Legion Solid and just below the Paradox. I just recently used a 1000 Abralon pad on the Cyborg and I had the same reaction with it as I did with the out of box surface, it just made it a little stronger which is what I needed on the pattern (41 ft. Beaten Path) that I was bowling on. This is a ball everyone should have in their arsenal.
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Track Cyborg Pearl

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 12/20/2016

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

The Cyborg Pearl definitely provides me with more length then the original Cyborg as well as it being more angular on the backend with a strong finish. Before the Cyborg Pearl I would ball down to the Paradox Trilogy to get the length I needed and the strong finish. Now, in some cases I may start off a league night with the Trilogy and then ball down to the Cyborg Pearl. Depending on the condition of the lanes my Cyborg Pearl is drilled to be used later in the night. Clean through the heads, good length, and nice strong finish. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a ball to get down lane during transition and still finish strong.
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Track Kinetic Amethyst

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 7/19/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

Of all three Kinetics the Amethyst is going to be my favorite. It is very clean through the front part of the lane & nice and smooth going down lane. It has a strong continuous arc motion on the backend and drives hard through the pins. It goes longer than the Ruby and for me it picks up a tad bit earlier than the emerald.
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Track Kinetic Emerald

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 1/27/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

The Kinetic gets through the heads very clean and has great length. When it starts its turn into the pocket this ball just explodes and drives hard. For me I believe the backend is stronger than the Cyborg Pearl. Definitely a good ball down choice as the lanes tend to break down and you need the length and a strong backend finish.
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Track Kinetic Ruby

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 7/10/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

Have this ball drilled the same as my Kinetic Emerald (60x30x5). The ball has a nice roll and finishes very strong on the backend. For me it is about 2 to 3 boards stronger than the Emerald. When it starts to hook up through the nose you can definitely ball down to the Emerald and get back in to the pocket. If you liked the Emerald then you will like the Ruby and they make for a good combination to have.
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Track Logix

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 9/11/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I expected the Logix to give me overall length with the pearl cover and not so aggressive on the backend. I did get the overall length but I was pleasantly surprised by how strong the backend was. It is extremely smooth throughout the entire lane and very continuous on the backend. I would definitely say you could transition from the Mako Attack to this ball.
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Track Mako

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 1/27/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

This ball is a beast. It rolls very smoothly and has good length. When it starts to make its turn to the pocket it drives hard. Definitely a good ball for the heavier oil patterns and does very well on a THS. Like this ball better than the Paradox.
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Track Mako Attack

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 9/11/2017

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I have mine laid out at 55x4 ¾ x45. It definitely has more length and is much more angular with a very strong continuous backend than the original Mako. When the lanes begin to break down I am able to move inside with this ball and still get it back to the pocket with no problem. Definitely a good ball down choice as the lanes begins to break down.
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Track Paradox Trilogy

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 9/22/2016

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

This ball definitely has more length than the original Paradox and the Paradox Pearl. It is clean through the heads, smooth roll, and a strong back end. It hits just as hard as the original Paradox. I actually think this is the best ball in the Paradox series. For a shinny ball it hooks a lot. Excellent ball and a must have.
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Track Paradox V

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 12/3/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I have really liked the Paradox line. My favorite of the line is the Trilogy and now the Paradox V. This ball is clean through the front part of the lane and strong at the break point. It drives hard through the pins. Definitely a smoother rolling ball and gets down the lane further than the Paradox Black with the same back-end strength. I use this ball A LOT.
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Track Precision

7 of 7 people found this review helpful

5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 8/9/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

I have my ball drilled for more of a controlled arc motion. It is very clean through the front part of the lane with a strong mid-lane read. It has a strong continuous back-end motion and drives through the pins. I recently bowled in a tournament with this ball and had to move inside opening up the lane. I had no problem getting the ball to recover and carry the corner pins. If you are looking for a ball that can get down the lane and finish strong from multiple angles, then this is the ball you want. It will definitely be in my bag.
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Track Tactix 13 Only

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 12/3/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

When I first pulled the ball out of the box I thought for sure it was going to hook way early. After throwing it I was shocked at just how smooth this ball rolls. It didn’t hook to early and has an arc motion with a strong continuous back-end. Doesn’t over react at the break point and drives hard through the pins. I am able to play up the boards or move inside as the lanes begin to break down. For me, I can start with this ball in competition and quickly determine if it will be the ball I stay with or if I need to move to an earlier rolling ball or one that gets further down the lane. Definitely a good benchmark ball to have.
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Track Tundra Solid

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 12/3/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

Having not thrown the original Tundra I wasn’t sure what to expect. What I discovered was that this ball has great length and is very smooth all the way down the lane with a strong back-end finish. Definitely meant to be used on the drier conditions or late in tournament play as the lanes begin to break down. It is not an overly aggressive ball.
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Track Ultra Heat

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5

Reviewed by Scott Cutler on 3/5/2018

About the Bowler

League Average:

225

PAP:

Not set

Ball Speed:

Fast

Style:

Cranker

Bowling Hand:

Right Handed

Sport Shot Average:

Not set

Experience:

Advanced (I have bowled in a league)

The Ultra Heat definitely fits between the Heat X-treme and the Heat. The Ultra Heat gets down the lane further than the X-treme and finishes nice and strong and rolls up earlier than the original Heat. I am a big fan of the hybrid coverstock and will have to say that I believe the Ultra Heat is the best ball of the Heat series. I have been using it the most in leagues. The ball just performs.
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