Pyramid bowling: first look at new balls

[75lockwood]

http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w405/brl60/PathReleases_zpsbe243969.jpg

Thoughts?

[75lockwood]

Bump!

[75lockwood]

Not letting me edit the post....

Really interested to see the stat's, Balls look pretty nice.

[striker12]

i want to get them and test them out but wondering how much they are going to cost to get

[Perrin]

is it just me or do those coverstocks look to be like 500 grit? look very dull

I like the colors though, the grey and orange especially.

[scottymoney]

They are on bowlingball.com 2 are $120 and one is $90

[hondo]

http://c3333154.r54.cf0.rackcdn.com/pyramid/bowling-balls/300/path-origin-32149.jpghttp://c3333154.r54.cf0.rackcdn.com/pyramid/bowling-balls/300/chosen-path-hot-pink-lime-green-32147.jpghttp://c3333154.r54.cf0.rackcdn.com/pyramid/bowling-balls/300/chosen-path-orange-grey-32148.jpg

The balls looks much different on the website. The two Pyramid Chosen Path balls are 2000 matte and the Origin is 1500/polish. I like them. The video is awesome of the Path Pink/Lime.


The pictures that were posted earlier in this thread were from bowl.com, when they were USBC certified. I know that the USBC takes the balls down to a very low grit for testing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MLzsAHIxSg

[striker12]

the chosen path has a perfect scale of 224.10

the path origin had a perfect scale of 173.20

im defently going to get a chosen path

[striker12]

in the video that hondo put on at the 2:00-2:05 range how did that 9pin stay up it looked like the ball went threw it

[striker12]

They are on bowlingball.com 2 are $120 and one is $90

yeah they are on sale the ones that are $119 will go back up to $159 when sale is down and the other to $119

[ecub]

in the video that hondo put on at the 2:00-2:05 range how did that 9pin stay up it looked like the ball went threw it

Not sure what you were looking at, but it clearly shows the ball deflected left of the 9, thus leaving the 9 pin.

[ecub]

The Path Origin reminds me of the Lucid.

[striker12]

Not sure what you were looking at, but it clearly shows the ball deflected left of the 9, thus leaving the 9 pin.

from the higher angle camera it looks like the ball went threw because the ball deflected right before it and moved out of the way witch "makes it go threw it because it was almost dead on the ball"

[J Anderson]

Not sure what you were looking at, but it clearly shows the ball deflected left of the 9, thus leaving the 9 pin.

Balls do not deflect left of the 9 pin unless you're throwing left handed. To leave a stone 9 pin right handed the ball has to drive through the 5 pin with out deflecting.