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l42a1

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Current line up
« on: November 24, 2005, 03:44:09 PM »
I have been out of bowling for a few years and just returned about a year ago
I was throwing lots of hammers in the past and have just started throwing
Brunswick
I think this is a good starting point what do you guys think
Zone classic for light oil
impulse zone for med oil
warp zone for heavy oil


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dizzyfugu

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Re: Current line up
« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2005, 01:15:32 AM »
For light oil, the normal ZC will be too much. It is a very versatile medium condition ball. The ZC Red Pin or a Punisher would be a better choice for medium-dry and broken-down lanes.

The IZ is a strong ball, even with the polished surface it comes with. More traction and control than a ZC, and I think better suited for medium to medium-oily conditions. Smoother, and if you sand it it should handle a fair amount of oil.
For medium conditions, though, I'd rather recommmend the ZC, an Absolute Inferno or, if you want an edgy reaction like a Punisher on more oil, a Smokin' Inferno.

The WZ is an older ball (not in the current big B line-up), with a medium load particle coverstock based on PK18, matte finish. Cannot tell much about it. As an alternative from the current range, I'd suggest a Strike Zone as a reactive alternative for heavy oil or an Ultimate Inferno.

Just my personal recommendations, hope it helps.
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l42a1

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Re: Current line up
« Reply #2 on: November 27, 2005, 01:46:10 AM »
Hi Thanks for the responses
BrunsHammer is right more info would probly help
Right handed  ball speed 15 to 16  current book avg 191
I was abel to try to of the ball's the warp zone and the impulse zone
warp zone I was told was drilled to hook. Pin to the right of the ring fingure
impulse zone drilled pin below ring fingure
condition syn lanes 6.30 leage med to heavy oil
I like to play outside around 5 and let it roll up
I could not play that shot with the warp zone had to move 15 and throw out to 5
and it would come roaring back with plenty of power. with the impulse zone
I was abel to move back to around 7 and throw stright up 5 with not quite
the hit of the warp zone but still great cary  I looked at the track on the warp zone oil line about a inch below thumb. Not sure if it matters but the oil
track was about 2 inches wide and you could count about 5 to 6 oil lines or flare

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