Classic Zone Red Pin vs. Green Pin you mean?
Or lighter colored ocverstock vs. darker colored coverstock?

Green vs. Red has been covered everywhere on his site
Lighter vs. darker color is no difference just how the ball looked when it came out. I had a lighter colored Classic previously and it reacted the same as the darker one I have now.

I think that answers the question....

Laner
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Unoffical Brunswick staff 05-06
Viva la Nacion!

Regular "purple" color

http://cgi.ebay.com/15lb-Brunswick-ZONE-CLASSIC-Reactive-Bowling-Ball_W0QQitemZ7225410002QQcategoryZ36105QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

In question "violet" color

http://cgi.ebay.com/BRUNSWICK-CLASSIC-ZONE-VIOLET-Bowling-Ball-15-lb-NIB_W0QQitemZ7225619390QQcategoryZ36105QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Taken from the Violet description:
Get the same great performance of the Zone Classic at an unbeatable price. The Zone Classic Violet is the same ball as the original in a sharp vibrant Violet Purple.

My understanding it is just how the color came out, there is NO difference in reaction. I had a very light colored purple ZC last year and the reaction I got was similar to the one I have now which is the darker purple color. Only real difference was the drilling layout and the weight (first one was 16 only reason why I sold it).

Laner
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Unoffical Brunswick staff 05-06
Viva la Nacion!



Edited on 3/12/2006 5:19 PM