| Length | 65 |
|---|---|
| Backend | 75 |
| Hook | 66 |
| Flare Potential | 5"+ |
| Weight Block | Hadron™ Symmetrical |
|---|---|
| Cover Stock | Dynamic Leverage™ Solid Reactive |
| Finish | 3000 Grit LSS |
| Weight Range | 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |
The Orion Nebula is powered by the same Hadron core found in the original Nebula. This dual density design creates a powerful combination of stability and stored energy for drive through the pins. It gives the Orion Nebula the engine needed to create shape without becoming unpredictable.
Dynamic Leverage was developed to give bowlers more control over their trajectory. This solid reactive coverstock delivers a moderate response to friction, giving the Orion Nebula the ability to adapt as the lane environment changes. This means that the Dynamic Leverage cover can be moderately fast in its response to friction when shined, but with some surface can truly allow the bowler to focus on control.
Bowlers who are speed dominant will find the Orion Nebula useful in transition due to the higher RG and moderate Differential of the Hadron core and the moderate strength coverstock. Speed dominant bowlers looking for a bit more traction and flare than their Venom Shock will love the Orion Nebula in that spot.
Balanced players should find the Orion Nebula to be a versatile ball to fit around the middle of their bag. The Orion Nebula is a benchmark ball for people who like to see more down lane motion or those who look to create more shape when using a benchmark. Just above the Venom Shock and Black Venom, the Orion Nebula is a perfect fit in the middle of a Motiv arsenal.
For the rev dominant bowlers, the Orion Nebula is a fantastic fit. The added down lane motion that the Orion Nebula provides over a typical benchmark means that rev dominant players can be more aggressive with their moves and angles early and in the middle of league night.
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