Teal Rhino Pro - House patterns
Throwback Good ole Teal Rhino. It is hard to describe the original teal Rhino I was too young to understand how good it was and what it was supposed to do. I just wanted to see HOOK. I remember sanding the original teal Rhino so much it looked like dust rolling up the lane. I got it to hook though. Now to the current Teal Rhino, I like what I see and understand now. I can play straight, and I can cover boards with the Teal Rhino, I leave a good amount of back row with the Teal Rhino so I have to be careful how many boards I am covering but, back to my childhood I go wanting to see it HOOK so it’s still fun to watch. I have seen at least for me keeping the cover one way or the other is the best way to go. Meaning if you clean it, clean it often, if you like it polished, keep it polished, if you like it with surface, keep the surface on it. I know in one three game set if I use surface on the Teal Rhino Pro I am going to get a different shape and finish through the pins if I am still using it game three. With polish I get the same motion all night but, I don’t like the Teal Rhino diving off the spot extremely hard. So it’s a mixed bag of what do I want to see on any given night.
