Eiffel Tower is a 48-foot Kegel Landmark pattern with a low 2.33 to 1 ratio. It is long and flat, one of the tougher patterns in the series. The oil carries far down the lane and the back end is even, so your ball goes long and the pocket stays tight.
A pattern this long with this little ratio demands accuracy. You will play straighter than you want and lean on speed control. Big swings get held out, so keep the ball in front of you.
| Length | 48 feet |
|---|---|
| Ratio | 2.33 to 1 |
| Oil volume | 25.95 mL |
| Conditioner | Fire & Ice |
| Difficulty | Hard |
| Series | Kegel Landmark |
A long, flat pattern is friendlier to a straight game than a big hook. Play up the boards, keep the ball in front of you, and stay in the oil. Accuracy and speed control win here.
Play a tight, controlled line around the third arrow. Avoid reaching for the outside. On a 48-foot flat pattern, small precise moves keep you in a tight pocket.
This is a grind for a big hook. Smooth your surface, add speed, and play more direct so the ball gets down the lane and does not roll out. Control beats power.
Eiffel Tower plays hard. A 48-foot length with a 2.33 to 1 ratio gives a tight pocket and a ball that wants to go long. Expect little margin and make your spares.
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Official pattern courtesy of Kegel.
Eiffel Tower is 48 feet long, one of the longest in the Kegel Landmark series.
Yes. A 48-foot length with a low 2.33 to 1 ratio makes it long and flat, giving a tight pocket and little room to miss.
Play straight and down the lane, control your speed, and keep the ball in front of you. Big swings get held out on a pattern this long.
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