I was sitting around thinking today, where is Big B's high load particle ball.  I remember when the majority of what Big B produced was particle.  I guess it was understandable, at that time every company was in an Hook-in-a-box race.  

I think Big B's current lineup is one of the most versatile in production.  Maybe the market calls for different balls now, maybe it doesn't.  Looking at the lineup you notice a few particles and an array of quality reactive equipment.  The UI appears to be the most versatile of the group, dull it hooks in oil, shiny it is great for most meduims.  I have the OI and it is quite aggressive without polish on it.  I have used it on many different oil patterns this past year.  It maybe one of my favorites all time.  

The marriage of Morich and Brunswick is awesome.  I have the new Ravage, what a great ball.  I dreamed of a Mo core in a PK 18, one of the most impressive rolling and hitting balls I have.  

Andrew
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I thought the smashr was discontinued?
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WOW this is not good.. ALL my bowling balls are discontinued!
Newest ball I own is the WOW! or I MOM... Depends on which way you look at it.

Ty

Actually, there *is* a high-load particle ball in the Brunswick line;  it's the Swamp Monster.  And if accounts are correct, the Goliath will be a high-load particle ball as well.

I could be wrong, but isn't the Warp Zone high load particle?
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