Kegel FLEX 17-5801, Operator'S Manual

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Also known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this pattern is
asymmetric in design with a shift to the inside on the left, or if
looking at it from another perspective, a shift to the outside
on the right. At 41’ in length, this oil pattern retains much of
its shape throughout the entire length of the pattern, just like
the Tower of Pisa does
Meaning “at the mouth of the well of the Itza”, the composite
graph of this oil pattern resembles the shape of this ancient
Mayan ruin. But beware, even though the pattern ratios fit
into the Challenge Series, the continuous slope from the least
amount of conditioner to the peak can often make climbing
to the top of this oil pattern more difficult than it appears.
Known as the Crown of Palaces, this Challenge Series pattern
is also a wide crown-shaped pattern at 38’ in length. Because
of the “not too long and not too short” length of this oil
pattern, along with being dome like in shape, this jewel can
wash away all past sins if you decide to visit it.
The Statue of Liberty was a gift of friendship from the people
of France to the United States. So to compliment the Eiffel
Tower Sport pattern, the Statue of Liberty is the longest
pattern in the Landmark Challenge Series. As with most long
patterns there isn’t a lot to figure out, but to gain the freedom
of high scores on this Sport oil pattern, you should keep it on
the straight and narrow side of freedom!
CHALLENGE
3.1:1 to 4.9:1