The Hx10 is the second ball from Track designed for high revolution players under the new naming system. This is also the second time a hybrid coverstock has surrounded the Face core since the ball name changes a few months ago. With this release, Track went with the slightly less aggressive DR-6 hybrid coverstock compared to the MR-6 shell that was used on the Mx10. This change in coverstock allowed our heavy handed bowler to achieve a strong hooking power with this new release, as compared to the Hx05. Bowlers with higher rev rates can use this as their benchmark ball, as it will let you know exactly where the oil and dry is on the lane. This will allow these styles of players to shell up to the Lx05 or Mx16 if they need more hook. They can also ball down into the Hx05 or Tour X if they need less hook.

We had the best reaction on the medium pattern. All three testers saw easy length, with a stronger midlane roll that they had with the Hx05. The back end was also more than the Hx05, but less than the Mx10. The testers were able to stay...

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