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    It's funny, I've read that same review for almost evey ball, by every brand. "Hits hard, keeps the pins low." Hey, if I win a DV8 ball from this site I would be very very happy to try it and compare. I wish I never veered from RotoGrip in the first place. As much as I like my Track equipment, I would love to have an arsenal of RotoGrip instead. I looked at the shirts, and Jerseys RotoGrip makes, and I love the look. Plus, I bowled my one and only (and probably only one of my life) 300 with my RotoGrip. Feels like going home.

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    My Mutant Cell also kept the pins low most of the time. However, my Hy-Road, Victory Road and Natural Pearl do not. I also have higher than normal ball speed which may also contribute to the problem. The review I was referring to wasn't (to my knowledge) by the manufacturer, staffer or ball rep but a regular league bowler. Staffers and ball reps have a very good reason to accentuate the positives, real or imagined, of their product.
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    Yeah, my Mutant Cell Pearl, and Nomad Pearl both kept the pins lows as well. Honestly, if the Nomad wasn't a second hand, 16 pound ball, I would probably still be using that. It was a wrecking ball, but because I don't use my thumb it was just too heavy. That's also why I'm thinking of going to 14 pounds, it may be easier to throw, and take less of a toll on me over time.
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    I've been thinking of dropping weight as well. I went from 16 to 15 last year and may go to 14 next year or so. My spare ball is currently 14 as I wanted a little more deflection for the baby splits.
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    Same here, my spare is 14, and it feels like it's less taxing to throw. I am almost definatly going to go with a 14 pound ball for my next ball. I was always worries that a 14 wouldn't hit hard enough. 2 months ago I had a really good series on bone dry lanes using just my 14 pound plastic ball, so that gave me hope.
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    i got 2 track balls the track kinetic pearl its pritty consistent and also got the track slash (old) it was my dads i have not thrown it that much cause it dose not fit my hand but my brother has thrown it and he has set a high game with it of a 256.
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    There is a guy in our local house that uses nothing but track and does very well with them.

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    i love my old 505A and 300C. both are very consistent for me.

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    The last time I bought a Track bowling ball was somewhere back
    in the early to mid 90's only owned the one and that was the last
    one I ever bought. It was such a pathetic hitting ball and just so
    inconsistent that it was really hard to break 150 with it and I got
    so mad at it that I may have thrown it off the bridge and into the
    river as I have been known to do that a few times before with other
    pathetic balls like that I just took them swimming.
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