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Barbarian2990

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Best Ball
« on: June 14, 2007, 02:52:58 AM »
This is a open forum. im a stroker looking for a ball to play a down and in shot around 12 board out to around the 5th. And for lane conditions med-Hev. also im wanting a ball that im able to build an arsenal around. Only ball i have now is an old columbia 300 and a spare ball both finger tip balls. Any suggestions.
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shelley

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« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2007, 11:00:15 AM »
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This is a open forum. im a stroker looking for a ball to play a down and in shot around 12 board out to around the 5th. And for lane conditions med-Hev. also im wanting a ball that im able to build an arsenal around. Only ball i have now is an old columbia 300 and a spare ball both finger tip balls. Any suggestions.


More information on your style would be useful, but as you're a stroker, I'll assume low to medium revs and medium speed.  Start with a Wizard or maybe a Red Zone, both are very versatile balls that can be drilled and surfaced to cover a very wide range of oil conditions.  Since you're looking for medium-heavy, I'd put a strong drill on them, maybe 4" pin-to-PAP, pin even with the finger line, and the CG or MB at 4:30.  Should give you enough side weight to add a weight hole if you want it.

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« Reply #2 on: June 14, 2007, 11:12:32 AM »
I would agree on the Wizard. The cover reads the lane earlier than any Brunswick reactive, so with the right surface and layout, it's a "can't miss" ball for what you're describing. This ball seems to be a well-kept secret for some unknown reason. Terribly under-rated.


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shelley

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« Reply #3 on: June 14, 2007, 11:16:48 AM »
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I would agree on the Wizard. The cover reads the lane earlier than any Brunswick reactive, so with the right surface and layout, it's a "can't miss" ball for what you're describing. This ball seems to be a well-kept secret for some unknown reason. Terribly under-rated.


And PK18 is proven, time-tested, and one of the longest lasting covers you'll ever find.

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