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729 FX EL (17)
Re: 729 FX ELby khvn 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: 729 FX EL) was posted by khvn, on 5/1/2005 1:38:57 PM:
| Manny, I know what you're talking about. FX EL is a relatively high throw(higher than, say, Cream MRS). FX EL is good for looping. Weird thing is, during practice you loop well with it, but in real play your ball went long. Why? During practice what you do is "controlled looping". In play, adrenaline peaking, you just swing as hard as you can to kill the point. Since you dialed in more power in play than during practice, FX EL tend to throw your ball higher than what you used to during practice and the result is a bunch of points lost due to balls sailing off the 5x9. |
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