Correct....Activator is Reactive. The Activator in the "red pin" Classics didn't quite have the right formulation. The original pins were drilled out and replaced with red pins to differentiate between the normal Classics and the "harder" ones. These were not intended as overseas balls. We sold them at an extreme discount because of the difference, thus, not intentional by all means. If you knew the profit margins, or lack there of, you would understand that we would never produce a ball intentionally that would have us selling them so low, that's just business sense. As with the Blazings that came out wrong, there is always the possibility of "not so perfect" batches. If these "blems" still have a use, then why not sell them rather than dump them in the trash. There is no deception with any part of this, just some balls for sale that have a performance characteristic that some bowlers will benefit from. No smoke and mirrors needed, it is what it is, a bowling ball with a specific reaction, just not the one it was originally intended to have. They just now showed up because we chose not to confuse the market by having them released at the same time as the "proper" ones.
That's pretty much it guys and gals. No need for conspiracy theories, animocity, or feather ruffling, just a decent bowling ball at a very decent price.
Sincerely,
RoB LAW
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