« Reply #2 on: March 07, 2007, 12:07:08 PM »
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Mine and my brothers have not cracked, but they are the best balls for heavy/flooded/soupy conditons. There is nothing out there that will outhook this for those conditions. The only thing that comes close is high-load particle balls that are sanded. I want another Epoxy ball to come out and many who know how to take care of them and how to use them want another one. The only ball i will ever throw and like from columbia.
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Edited on 3/7/2007 8:54 AM
you can still buy the EPX's from Bowlingball.com, Yes the AMF Project X came before EPX-t1.
I say this The only reasons why EPX failed is this: People were not taking proper care of them EPX's have to be put in hot water every 20 games or so and people were just not told by pro shop owners that this ball has to be cleaned more often and intensly than other equipmen. The early batches cracked I will admit that but what ball doesn't crack these days i.e. Paradigms, One line,. So I think Columbia got the shoulder on this people do not give or gave Columbia300 a far chance the One line cracks and dies and people buy them like crazy i don't know why they are useless and Storms stuff loses alot of reaction after 20 games and everyone buys their equipment why is Columbia singled out? It is a load B.S. if you ask me. I will never use Storm and I will never use Ebonite cause they have the SAME problems Columbia does.
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