- Core Type : I-Block
- Coverstock: CFT maxxed-out Solid
- Color: Cobalt and Teal Solid All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
- Factory Finish: 4000 grit Siaair Micro Pad finish
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- RG max: 2.523
- RG min: 2.468
- RG diff: 0.055
- Hook Potential: 170 (Scale 10-200)
- Length: 110 (Scale 25-235)
- Typical Breakpoint Shape: 85 Smooth Arch (Scale Smooth Arc 10-Angular 100)
- Recommended Lane Condition: medium-oily to oily
- Description: The cobalt/teal solid C-System maxxed-out combines the new Ultra Low RG Dual Flip I-Block symmetrical core with our new C-System maxxed-out coverstock to create a strong and controllable hook motion that serves as the perfect complement to the C-System versa-max. The CFT maxxed-out coverstock maximizes the friction additives to strengthen the mid-lane grip and backend reaction for maximum control.
The new Ultra Low Dual Flip I – Block symmetrical core incorporates a top and bottom flip block over a centered mass. The centered mass creates stability while the dual flip blocks keep the core revving to the backend all the way through the pins for improved pin action.
With its 4000 grit Siaair Micro Pad finish, the C•(System) maxxed-out skids easily through the front, saving axis rotation for the backend with a strong continuous breakpoint. The C•(System) maxxed-out is best used on fresh and wet/dry lane conditions where control is needed on medium-oily to oily lane patterns.
The C•(System) maxxed-out can be drilled using the standard drilling techniques developed for symmetric bowling balls.
At Brunswick, the unique core shape of each individual ball is used for weights from 14 to 16 pounds. This approach to lightweight ball engineering provides bowlers with consistent ball reaction characteristics across this weight range. At 12 and 13 pounds, Brunswick uses a generic core shape with a RGdifferential that is close enough to the 14 to 16 pound shape so the same drilling instructions can be used.

this ball is needed for heavier patterns otherwise it burns up and out quickly. i would recommend this ball on synthetic if you are bowling on older resurfaced wood forget it not going to help u. its the most inconsistent piece I own but that me it might work for you!

LANE CONDITION

Length:
41 ft

Volume:
24 mls

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):
sport pattern


COMMENTS
This Ball is exactly what I am looking for when medium to oily patterns are fresh. It provides a smooth controllable reaction which is easy to read off. This is a great add to the Brunswick C-system line
Likes:
1. controllable
2.smooth
3. good carry
Dislikes:
1. not good on shorter patterns

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DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP: 4-3/4

Val Angle: 40

X Hole (if there is one): None


BOWLER STYLE

Rev Rate: 400

Ball Speed: 18

PAP/Track: 5-1/8 rt, 1/2 up


SURFACE PREP

Grit: Box (4000)

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Matte


LANE CONDITION

Length: 41'

Volume: Medium-Heavy

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): USBC White Pattern


COMMENTS

Since this ball is a step up from the Versa Max, i opted to use the same layout as my Versa Max, only utilizing a slightly higher flaring pin position, and when I say slightly I really mean it, as it was only 1/4" stronger.
 
The Maxxed Out really serves it's purpose. While I love to use my Versa Max anytime I can, it's just not enough sometimes on the fresh with it's super clean cover, so the Maxxed Out fills that void. It's really a pretty simple idea; same reaction with more hook.
 
On the 41' USBC White Pattern, the maxxed out is roughly 6-3 stronger than my Versa Max. The motion is nearly identical. It doesn't get much better than that when going through transition. Even though this ball is stronger than the versa, it doesn't limit your ability to steepen your angles. Since our 41' White pattern plays fairly slick and most people play further right to start, this allows me to use this ball all 3 games of league night without having to switch to the Versa. On a condition that breaks down quicker and requires faster moves inside, I then have the ability to go to the Versa if the Maxxed Out quits hooking. Although I have not encountered that problem, I definitely look forward to that option come tournament time.
 
While I thought the Versa Max fit that "first out of the bag" spot for me, The Maxxed Out has one-upped it. It is definitely my new benchmark ball and I'm sure many league and tournament bowlers will be saying the same thing in no time. 

Maxxed Out OOB Finish
5" pin to PAP, above fingers, 40 degree MB

Kegel Autobahn 42'

After using this ball for a few weeks, this is a great ball for on the fresh. Each week I used it for the first game. When I started to see it burn up a little I would ball down to the versa max.  The cover is very strong compared to the original black versa max, which makes this a good two ball combo.

I like the fact that the differential is high on this ball and I can utilize longer pin positions. This drilling does give me enough pop on the back end to carry on the fresh, and a little area to the right.

This ball will for sure come with me to every tourney, and will be first out of the bag on medium/long conditions.

LANE CONDITION

Length: 42"

Volume: med hvy

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS on old wood

Hand: Left
Speed:  17-18
Rev:  300
Axis: 30*

PAP:  5 left 3/4 up

Style:  Tweener
Preferred zone:  outside 10

COMMENTS

Likes:  Revs hard and rolls heavy, great on fresh THS

Dislikes:  Can labor a little on longer patterns or where there is less friction on the lane surface.


This is my benchmark league ball for longer and heavier THS.  Drilled 55x5x30 with no hole.  The Maxxed Out allows me to play near the friction on the outside.  It reads the mids really well, revs up hard and has a heavy roll with good continuation.  This ball also offers me control on medium length conditions where there is a lot of friction outside and in the backends.  It reads well and doesn't over react off the spot, giving me a smooth transition and a heavy rolling arc to the pocket.

The C-System Maxxed Out is a solid/sanded version of the highly successful C-System Versa Max. 

I was very excited for this ball as I had a lot of success with the Versa Max, however it tended to be a little skidish on oily lanes.

I drilled two C-System Maxxed Outs:
#1 - Pin Down 3 3/8/ x 45
#2 - Pin Up 5 x 60

Both balls gave me a good “benchmark” ball reaction for oily conditions.  The pin down ball was very easy to read the entire length of the lane.  The ball cleared the front part of the lane very easily, picked up in the mid-lane, and provided a strong arcing and controllable ball reaction.  The pin up Maxxed Out gave me a similar ball reaction however because of the additional pin distance it got down the lane further and seemed to break harder on the backend.

The pin down Maxxed Out was compared to a Versa Max that I’ve fallen in love with.  This Maxxed Out soon became my new “love.”  I had the Maxxed Out 4 boards left with my feet and 2 boards with my eyes. 

Strengths - The roll on this ball was the strength of this ball.  It was very predictable for a strong ball. For me this ball worked well on several patterns.  Maybe it is because this ball matched up well with me but seemed like this ball carried everything!

Weakness – Only the obvious was the weakness of this ball.  Ball seemed to labor and burn out on dry conditions.

Jason Jones
Pin Action Pro Shop
Bloomington, IL
Brunswick Staff

The opinions expressed are soley those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

LANE CONDITION

Length:

Volume:

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS

Bowler: Tweener, 16.5 mph, medium revs, 215 average, 20+ years experience

COMMENTS

Likes: Consistent, smooth backend

Dislikes: ...yet weak backend; I cannot rely on this ball to pick up the 3-6-9-10 spare compared to all my other equipment

Got this ball during a clearance sale at my local pro shop. Drilled it with the pin up and right of the ring finger with the CG near my center of grip to have a strong layout with smooth consistent backend.

I was honestly disappointed at first with this ball/layout combo because it was very weak going into the pocket. Many ringing/flat 10's, and the 5 pin makes a lot of cameo appearances. I could not play anywhere inside with this ball. However, I got used to this ball and I use it when I employ the "straighter is greater" approach when the lanes are very tricky. I use this ball starting at the 10 board shooting it to the 2nd arrow and keeping the hand behind the ball. Crushes the pindeck when I hit the pocket, and light shots make the pins dance around and scatter. Carry not so much a problem with this shot since I can get a better angle of entry with this shot.

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