718A
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- Outer shell of the ball
- UMP Gen 4A Reactive™ Pearl
- Finish
- Surface texture on the ball (sanded, polished, etc)
- 800, 1000, 2000, 2000 Abralon® sanded, polished with Powerhouse Factory Finish
- Lane Condition
- Length and/or amount of oil on the lane
- Medium/Medium-Heavy
- Color
- Color of the ball
- Black/Blue/Caramel
- Core
- Weight block inside the ball
- Robot
- Core Type
- Basic shape type of the core (Symmetric, Asymmetrical, Pancake)
- Asymmetrical
- RG
- Radius of Gyration: measurement related to weight distribution of the core. This affects how quickly a ball will get in to a roll. A ball with a higher RG will roll later. A ball with lower RG will roll sooner.
- 14 LB. - 2.48
- 15 LB. - 2.50
- 16 LB. - 2.51
- Differential
- Difference between the RG of the core's x-axis and y-axis. Indicates track flare potential and stability. A higher differential means more flare potential and less stabilty. A low differential ball will be more stable and have less flare potential.
- 14 LB. - .054
- 15 LB. - .058
- 16 LB. - .055
- Intermediate Differential
- Difference between the RG of the core's x-axis and Z-axis on an asymmetrical core. Indicates the asymmetry of the core. A higher intermediate differential ball will be less stable and will transition more quickly from skid to roll than a ball with lower intermediate differential.
- .018
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Core 718A Honor Roll
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Jason Ring300\778- Kevin Doss300/779
- Douglas Brosseau300
- Rob Godwin299,300,219 (818)
- Jason Richards847
- Don Davis300
- Larry Buchheim 157-300-206--663
718A Product Notes
- Description
This all new 7 Series ball, the 718A, was designed to be a new and improved version of 2009’s 715A. In the two years since the introduction of the 715A, we have been working to design a more usable product for the masses. We used your feedback to design the 718A.
718A Sales Sheet