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BrunsNick

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Classic Zone RED PIN -- Clearing up confusion
« on: May 10, 2005, 08:05:48 AM »
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Original Classic Zone core w/ Activator coverstock. This batch cured too fast, so its characteristics are SIMILAR to that of a Punisher.

Just how hard are they?

Original Zone Classic tested at 76-77 on the durometer.

Red Pin Zone Classic tested at 79-80 on the durometer.

So what does that mean?

The Red Pin Zone Classic will clear the fronts a lot easier when the lanes tend to break down later in the shift. Bowlers like myself who absolutely love the Original will now have a ball that rolls IDENTICAL but is milder.

According to BrunsRicH, this ball will be slightly more aggressive than the Punisher.
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a_ak57

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Re: Classic Zone RED PIN -- Clearing up confusion
« Reply #31 on: May 15, 2005, 09:01:40 AM »
Yeah but the bowling.com one is the price shipped....The ones you listed have to include shipping (plus I don't need a ball roller).

I'm not quitting permanently, just the summer.  I'm burnt out, bowling isn't fun anymore.  Time off will make me want to bowl again.
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laner7pin

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Re: Classic Zone RED PIN -- Clearing up confusion
« Reply #32 on: May 15, 2005, 09:31:35 AM »
Assuming shipping through bowlingball.com is $15 heres the breakdown:

bowling.com (with free shipping): Packaging fee is $4.95, ball with shipping is $66.99 for a total of $71.94

bowlingball.com: ball is $59.99, assmue shipping is $15 and no packaging fee total is $74.99. If shipping is more and/or a packaging fee is present then that toal goes up.

I did not notice a comment section for bowlingball.com to specify pin/top if available. bowling.com does have this option. I slightly lower price and a better possibility of getting the ball specs desired, I would go with bowling.com.

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laner7pin

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Re: Classic Zone RED PIN -- Clearing up confusion
« Reply #33 on: May 15, 2005, 01:07:41 PM »
Ok this whole thing was bugging me since I posted, so I went on bowling.com and bought at 15lb'er for my $71.94. Shipping monday, hopefully will get it Thursday/Friday and can drill it up before the following Monday. I have been looking to replace my *cough* Eraser Pearl *cough* and was thinking Punisher. BUT if the Red Pin ZC will have be slightly weaker than the Green I will be very happy. Question is how should I drill it? Thinking 5 x 4, perhaps 4 x 5 which was the same as my *hmmm* Eraser *hmm*.

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Re: Classic Zone RED PIN -- Clearing up confusion
« Reply #34 on: May 23, 2005, 12:26:57 AM »
There's good deals to be had on eBay, too. I just won one at auction for $53.00 shipped. The only possible drawback is he may not have the exact pin placement I wanted. I'll just have to wait and see. This will be my first big B product since the CZ:TE3(I must have paid for that ball a dozen times over in pot game winnings with it). I need something for the med-light conditions, as my RS-1 is a bit too much for most of them. I really like the idea of a strong core/weak(ish) cover combo.

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