Elite Sabotage Bowling Ball

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Sabotage: A deliberate action aimed at weakening an enemy through disruption, destruction, or obstruction.

Elite introduces the Sabotage, which features both a new cover and core. The FX95 cover is extremely clean through the front part of the lane, yet strong enough to hook through carried down oil. The Hurricane core is one of Elite's strongest cores to date. The combination of these two all new components has been a great success. The Sabotage makes a strong move to the pocket which in turn creates unbelievable carry. The Sabotage is ideal for most lane conditions. If a little straighter is what you need just add polish. When the lanes are a bit on the oily side rough up the surface as the stock 1500 grit out of the box is on the smooth side. If you want a ball that can do it all, the all new Sabotage from Elite is it!

WARNING: The use of an EliteSabotage may cause long term damage to your competition.

SPECS

Coverstock: FX95 Reactive
Weight Block: Hurricane
Color: Red/Blue/Gold (Actual ball color may vary.)
Ball Finish: Wet Sand 1500
RG: (16# 2.529) (15# 2.542) (14# 2.574)
Diff: (16# 0.056) (15# 0.057) (14# 0.051)
Best Lane Condition: Medium to Heavy Oil
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(4 Ratings, 3 Reviews)

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Pretty sharp

Joe (California) 4/26/2011 8:28 AM

If you're looking for a ball that moves on the end, I would highly suggest the Sabotage. It turns very hard into the pins and scatters them around like you wouldn't believe.

Medium lanes look out

Benny (San Fran) 4/1/2011 11:50 AM

It says it's for medium to heavy oil. I would say medium is correct. It makes a very pronounced move when it changes direction down lane. I haven't tried to rough it up yet. Maybe that's what I need to handle oil. But it reacts so good on medium I don't want to mess with it.

Holy #@%

Mike (Des Moines) 1/20/2011 4:50 PM

This ball finishes stronger on the back end than I thought was possible. It is unbelievable how sharp a turn it makes. When it decides to move, it moves extremely hard. I love it.