Boo freaking hoo.  I misspelled a word.  The world might come to an end.

What did that link prove?  It didn't say red pin, it doesn't give any info about a different cover than the green pin, doesn't say anything about being made/marketed for overseas....  The casual customer only knows the name Zone Classic.  They shouldn't have to that two balls with the same name might have a hook potential of 75 vs. 115 or a length of 165 compared to 110.

Weren't the Blazing Inferno's recalled or quickly discontinued because the cover wasn't what they intended?  I know people got some of the hard cover and liked them, but that's irrelevant  It's still poor quality control.  Apparently the same problem popped up again.  Again, many people might be happy with the release, but so what?  Don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining.
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OK, ya set me up for that one.  

Still, I don't believe it was Brunswick's intention to make that exact ball.  If it was, they would have released both at the same time so that everyone would be aware that there was two similar releases, kind of like the X Zone high and low.  Lots of companies use the same core with a new coverstock or vice versa.  There's too many balls being released within some lines such as the Inferno's and X-Factors to take a chance that a customer might but a ball other than than what was intended.  If they wanted to make a less aggressive Classic Zone, they would have given it another name to avoid confusion.
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Telling it like it is.