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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: BrunswickBowler123 on March 03, 2007, 07:31:58 AM
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could i use my rampage as a dry lane ball or stick with my tropical storm
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Rampage is to strong to use for a dry lane ball I use a purple vibe smooth and controlable arc. Great for dry lanes.
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but mine is drilled very weak
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How hard does the ball hit?
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I use my rampage when I need to get through the dried out heads. It has very nice length to it and a nice late turn which is nice when they dry out. It also doesnt over react and its turn to the pocket is pretty even.
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The Punisher polished up pretty good, is a real good dry ball. Or you can use the tropical storm.
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not real hard
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I love my Punisher for dry lanes....clean through the heads, has lots of energy downlane, and hits very hard.
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University at Albany 2007
-Let's Go Danes-
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Yea the Punisher hits hard. You swing the ball or play down and in. It still hits the pocket.
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"Nobody beats you, you beat yourself." "The worst anyone can do is tie with you"
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while you could use a rampage on dry lanes there arwe better choices. a bvp punisher or a power groove dry/r would be two good bets.
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Don't worry Casey (BrunswickBowler123) doesn't have high revs. They are very low. We bowl on youth tour together.
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"Nobody beats you, you beat yourself." "The worst anyone can do is tie with you"
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Just purchased a Lane Masters Straight Flush. Advertised as a dry lane condition ball. It is just that.
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Depends on what you mean by "dry," and how you like to play them when they get that way.
If "dry" means a torched track but with some buildup inside, you *could* use the Rampage by getting your feet deep and playing from the oil to the dry. IME the Rampage has the guts to make it back.
If "dry" means a more uniform breakdown, where moving inside doesn't give you free skid, then the Rampage would be out of its element.
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...formerly "The Curse of Dusty," and "Poöter Boöf" before that...
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Depends on what you mean by "dry," and how you like to play them when they get that way.
If "dry" means a torched track but with some buildup inside, you *could* use the Rampage by getting your feet deep and playing from the oil to the dry. IME the Rampage has the guts to make it back.
If "dry" means a more uniform breakdown, where moving inside doesn't give you free skid, then the Rampage would be out of its element.
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...formerly "The Curse of Dusty," and "Poöter Boöf" before that...
Agreed.
Everyone has there own opinion on "dry" lanes.
Making a simple release change on your rampage could make it all the better when the lanes break down as well, instead of changing balls. Its something you have to practice though.
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