Burn vs emmerald vibe

[detro]

hey guys,

what's the biggest difference between this two? i suppose that the burn is longer or am i wrong?

i have an emmerald vibe and i really like it, but on dryer lanes i can't get enough rotations, will the burn cover that problem?

thanks an greetings from belgium :)

[BubbaRay]

hey guys,

what's the biggest difference between this two? i suppose that the burn is longer or am i wrong?

i have an emmerald vibe and i really like it, but on dryer lanes i can't get enough rotations, will the burn cover that problem?

thanks an greetings from belgium :)

detro welcome to the Hammer message board.

The difference between the Burn and the EV is this, The EV is clean through the front part of the lane. It handles med oil very well also. The EV gets alot of length and has a strong angular movement on the backend.

The BURN is very strong, and it can be condition specific. I have mine drilled pin up (up and slightly to the right of ring finger), CG is right under my ring finger. It will handle longer oil patterns very well and on fresh conditions it is awsome. When the lane transition takes place as the your line burns in, ( no pun intended ) it is too strong off the dry. The ball is real angular off the dry. One thing about this ball is, being the color scheme of the ball it is very hard to read the ball as it travels down the lane.

If you are looking for a different look as not a skid / flip look at the Onyx Vibe. It is like the Blue Vibe. It read the lane earlier than the EV and Burn and is a very strong arc movement. I find the Onyx preforms better with the cover at 2000 polished or unploished depending on the oil pattern.

[Rowdy]

One thing about this ball is, being the color scheme of the ball it is very hard to read the ball as it travels down the lane.

Ooo,you didn't just go there,did you???:eek:

[BubbaRay]

I only speak from experience .

[Rowdy]

I only speak from experience .

Old-ish age getting to your eyesight too,huh???:rolleyes:

Youth is so wasted on the young.