TRACK STEALTH Bowling Ball Review by Lane Side Reviews

[@Christopher_Black]

Hey guys! Been watching for years. I gotta say I love the 3 different camera angles you're doing. Thank you for all the great reviews and tips!

[@smith2109]

Good video. I think your commentary is spot on. It confirms everything I’ve experienced with this piece. I’m a 2 hander, with a benchmark layout on it. On a house shot, it’s too much ball for me. I’ve yet to experiment with changing the surface to 2 or 3K. Do not get me wrong, in the right hands, on house, it could be a beast. For me it forces me left, QUICK….I will be saving it for heavy conditions and sport shots.

[@LaneSideReviews]

Thanks for the kind words. You're not the only person who's reiterated this. For your style, you might try taking it down to 500 or 1000. That will bleed out some of the energy, reducing the amount it can hook down lane. Taking it up will make it even faster for you. Good luck and let us know how it goes!

[@robertocucalon4676]

Hi guys, I really like Track Balls. I've had a few through the year. Why is it we don't see many pro players using them in the PBA?

[@LaneSideReviews]

There are a couple of reasons. 1. There are fewer released each year. 2. This year's releases were overshadowed by the HK22 releases. The stealth still is being thrown a lot during qualifying for many pros, just not in tv.

[@marcstern36]

Curious on your take between the Track Stealth and Ebonite GameBreaker 4 solid. Thanks.

[@bobfishnut]

We're you referring to the Red Paradox, and how does this Stealth compare with that ball?

[@CurtisL8.3066]

Rob, what do you think about this one vs the Dark Web? I’m gonna drill one of these, I need a strong sym as my axiom is just dig and blah downlane

[@LaneSideReviews]

The Stealth is much faster response and has much more motion down lane. The dark web is smoother and earlier.

[@scottythompson940]

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