Gunny
06-20-2013, 08:12 PM
Here's my Venator video for you all to see.
The Venator does what it is designed to do, hook! I drilled one somewhat strong, and the other to give me a bit more angle. Very clean through the front of the lane. Strong midlane and a strong roll to the pocket.
This is a sweet piece! Very predictable roll, and in it's polished state, it's a beast. I'd hate to see it sanded.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIpdI2BqNqo
My quick review of Seismic's newest ball, the Venator. Using a polished Stamped cover, and wrapping it around the new Tenaci core. Engineered for those medium to heavy house shots, and those medium to long sport conditions.
Venator #1 ~ 70°x4 1/2"x45°
The Venator is easy through the heads, with a strong midlane hook to it, and ending with a strong roll through the pocket.
Venator #2 ~ 75°x5 1/2"x40°
More length than the first Venator, a bit less in the midlane, and an aggressive move on the backend.
What I like so far is that even as the lanes transitioned, and the friction showed its face, I was still able to get the Venator to push down the lane and still have enough energy on the backend.
My stats are:
Pap 5 3/4" x 1" up
speed 16.5 mph
cranker
The Venator does what it is designed to do, hook! I drilled one somewhat strong, and the other to give me a bit more angle. Very clean through the front of the lane. Strong midlane and a strong roll to the pocket.
This is a sweet piece! Very predictable roll, and in it's polished state, it's a beast. I'd hate to see it sanded.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIpdI2BqNqo
My quick review of Seismic's newest ball, the Venator. Using a polished Stamped cover, and wrapping it around the new Tenaci core. Engineered for those medium to heavy house shots, and those medium to long sport conditions.
Venator #1 ~ 70°x4 1/2"x45°
The Venator is easy through the heads, with a strong midlane hook to it, and ending with a strong roll through the pocket.
Venator #2 ~ 75°x5 1/2"x40°
More length than the first Venator, a bit less in the midlane, and an aggressive move on the backend.
What I like so far is that even as the lanes transitioned, and the friction showed its face, I was still able to get the Venator to push down the lane and still have enough energy on the backend.
My stats are:
Pap 5 3/4" x 1" up
speed 16.5 mph
cranker