Brunswick Nexxxus ƒ(P+S) 

I drilled my 1st NeXXXus the same as my Wicked Siege and C*(System) Ulti-Max. This ball takes the best of both these balls and then takes it up a notch. This NeXXXus is very versitile, depending on my hand position. When I go more up the back, it has a smoother skid/snap reaction, similar to the Wicked Siege. When I go around it, it has a more angular skid/snap, similar to the C*(System) Ulti-Max. However, in both cases, the NeXXXus has more forgiveness than either of the two, and goes through the pins like you wouldn't believe. For my other NeXXXus, I have been looking for a ball to replace my Evil Siege for the last two years, and this NeXXXus has done that. With the same layout as the Evil Siege, this ball is almost identical to the reaction I saw with the Evil Siege, with the same movement through the pins as my other NeXXXus. Like my other NeXXXus, it gives me a few options, depending on my hand position, to either play straighter, or loop it. Compared to the other NeXXXus, this ball isn't as much in the back as the 65° NeXXXus, but makes up for it in predictability. This doesn't mean that it doesn't make a move in the back. It is like the C*(System) Versa-Max merged with the C*(System) Ulti-Max. --The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation--