Alright here's what's going on with the public release of the two new bowling balls from Lane#1.

First up is the G-Force Nebula.

This ball utilizes the W.A.S.(Warped-Assymetrical-Symmetrical) core found in the G-Force. The cover is a particle pearl Bleeder(Columbia's long-time proven Superflex) This ball has a 2% particle load to help it grab more in the midline and bite through the carrydown. It will be longer than the G-Force, and have more backend. It is still more than enough ball for any typical house shot.

Should be a little stronger overall than the Enriched Uranium.

The second, we have the G-Force Evolution.

This ball also uses the W.A.S. core and is wrapped with Bleeder(Superflex) Pearl. No particle load in this baby. This ball is longer than either of the other two G-Forces and releases alot more energy in the backend of the lane. When you want a ball for your shot that is longer than the either of the other two, and still has the energy to make the turn off the dry, this is your answer.

All in all between the two, if you are looking for the new, medium shot skid/snap ball in the Lane#1 Line up the Evolution is going to be money. When you need a ball that will bite through more oil, give more midlane, and hook through more carrydown than the evolution, the G-Force Nebula is your go-to ball. If you need a straight up oiler, alot of midlane, and motor through oil, the original G-Force is still where it's at.

Get these two while you can, they are Columbia balls and won't be around that long since Columbia is closing it's doors.

Just picked up my G-Force.

Gotta drill this muther up. Thinking about a 4 1/2 by 3 3/8 pin up 2 inches from midline.

Probably bring it to 4000 grit abralon and hit it with some polish.

Would like to keep it rolling throughout the lane without moving too early. Hopefully this ball will achieve some length with the cover prep and a smoother arc with the layout. 

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