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The KingPin
10-16-2008, 08:36 PM
By Hammer Bowling...


"The Sauce"



http://www.hammerbowling.com/products/balls/images/ball_sauce.jpg


The Sauce High Performance Series features an all-new Contrusion core shape allowing for greater backend movement without sacrificing breakpoint control. and the Hammer Aggressice Edge Coverstock; the most aggressive coverstock we've cooked up yet.




Available Weights: 16, 15, 14, 13, 12
Factory Finish: 4000 Grit Abralon
Coverstock: Aggresive Edge Coverstock
Core: Contrusion Core Shape; Low Mass Bias Non-Symmetric
Reaction: Aggressive Mid-Lane with Strong Backend Continuation



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B-man4
01-04-2009, 02:05 AM
i have got a sauce on the hammer book strong layout with pin next to my ring finger and CG kicked out probably 1/2 inch, ball gets clean through the heads and rolls up great and hits like a TRUCK! but every hammer ball i have does cause NOTHING HITS LIKE A HAMMER! :P

JAnderson
01-08-2009, 11:07 AM
The Hammer Sauce has been a pleasant surprise. While the Hammer site compares it closely to the Raw Hammer Anger in terms of overall hook, this ball will cover 2-3 more boards on every condition bowled on to date:

Kegel Beaten Path
PBA Senior Masters
Typical House Shot
2008 USBC National Open (approximation)

The midlane is as strong as the Hammer Anger and above average compared to other current equipment. However, the Sauce will continue to hook more on the back end where the Anger is milder. Overall the length is average and the back end hook is slightly above average.

What I like most about this ball is the smooth change in direction. Even on a wet/dry, over/under house condition, the Sauce doesn't make a sharp move when it encounters friction. It is a strong arc.

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The Sauce reminds me of the Storm Tour Power, but covers more boards with more midlane or the No Mercy but with less continuation on the back end. It is easier to get the Sauce to stop if needed.

Ball Details:
Box surface (4000 grit abralon)
Pin-to-PAP distance: 5 inches
Mass Bias Location: Between track and "strong" position, just below thumb hole.

My Details, "typical" release (CATS)
Speed at 10 feet: 17.5mph
Rev rate: 325rpm
PAP: 6 over, half up
Axis Tilt: Track over thumb hole and edge of finger hole
Axis Rotation: 50 degrees