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Last Updated: September 30, 2020

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Lane Masters The Black Pearl Bloody Ocean

Lane Masters The Black Pearl Bloody Ocean

The Black Pearl Bloody Ocean from Lane Masters features the asymmetrical Objet core design that is paired with the pearlized XRT 1321 coverstock, which comes...

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Lane Masters Terminator Rage

Lane Masters is back with a new addition to their Terminator series, the Terminator Rage. This ball uses a high RG, lower differential version of...

Lane Masters Yeah Baby!

Lane Masters Yeah Baby

The Lane Masters Yeah Baby uses the same shaped Impact core that was used in the ball with the same name some years ago. This...

Lane Masters Power Strike

Lane Masters Power Strike

The Power Strike is the third “Strike” ball we have thrown from Lane Masters. This newest release shares the same three piece core design as...

Lane Masters The Buzz Legend

Lane Masters The Buzz Legend

The Lane Masters Buzz Legend has a higher RG than any of the other previous Buzz releases while the differential stays the same. The Buzz...

Lane Masters High Standard 2.0

Lane Masters High Standard 2.0

Particle additives in the coverstock have slowly been phased out over the last few years. Lane Masters is one of the best at making durable...

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Summary Table of All Lane Masters Ball Reviews

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Ball NameIssueCoverBox FinishRGDiffInt
Black Diamond Particle PearlP Prl1K Grit Sheen2.560.0550.000
High Standard 2.0P PrlPolished2.5660.0450.000
Power StrikeR Sol2K Abrl2.570.0410.000
Terminator RageR Hyb1K Abrl2.5830.0350.000
The Black Pearl Bloody OceanR Prl4K Grit Sanded2.5780.0510.013
The Buzz LegendR Prl2K Abrl Polished2.5490.0310.000
The Buzz Premium EditionR Hyb1200 Grit Sheen2.5490.0310.000
Yeah BabyR SolFactory Sheen2.5750.0470.000

Lane Masters Ball Comparison Graph

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  • Horizontal axis: Total Hook rating
  • Vertical axis: Length rating
  • Circle size: Torque rating
  • Circle color: Backend rating

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