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3 Brand New Releases will be announced tomorrow morning. Jan 7th..

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J_Mac

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Ringer is longer but NOT stronger. Will be a stepdown from the Meanstreak.

Far too many variables to definitively say it's one way or the other... as with every ball, YMMV

kidlost2000

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Is it going to stay at the same price point as the Karma line? They keep saying at a lower price point in the vid, so far it appears to be higher in price then the Karma line.
…… you can't  add a physics term to a bowling term and expect it to mean something.

baer300

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Kidlost, I got a chance to throw the Ringer over the weekend. It is cleaner and longer than the Meanstreak. The Ringer does corner great. Better overall ball than the any of the Karma's by far. I will say that if the pattern is completely blown apart and the Meanstreak is hitting a little flat, Ringer is the ball to go to. Then becasue it is som much cleaner than the MS, you may have to move a little left. This is due to the Ringer not loosing its axis rotation or slowing down as quickly as the MS. If you start on a fresh surface with both balls drilled the same, the Ringer will be about 2-4 boards less overall hook than the MS.
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dougb

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Kidlost, I got a chance to throw the Ringer over the weekend. It is cleaner and longer than the Meanstreak. The Ringer does corner great. Better overall ball than the any of the Karma's by far. I will say that if the pattern is completely blown apart and the Meanstreak is hitting a little flat, Ringer is the ball to go to. Then becasue it is som much cleaner than the MS, you may have to move a little left. This is due to the Ringer not loosing its axis rotation or slowing down as quickly as the MS. If you start on a fresh surface with both balls drilled the same, the Ringer will be about 2-4 boards less overall hook than the MS.

Good to hear they both fit together.  Then a step down from the Ringer is the Slingshot?

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I too have the ringer just a couple weaker than the Meanstreak on the fresh with "similar" layouts (5" and 5-1/2" pins 30 deg val). On the burn I have them close, but ringer is definitely longer and sharper. I was a HUGE fan of the Damage and huge fan of the Karmas when playing 5th or 6th arrow on the burn, but the Ringer is the only one that when it catches miles of hold in the middle, doesn't just back up to the pocket, it actually tips in the back.

dougb

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I know I asked about the Slingshot as a step down from the Ringer.  Looking at this video and reading this thread the Ringer is looking similar to my Gold Rhino Pro!

Right now I have the Aura, Meanstreak, and Versa-Max.  It seems like the Ringer and Slingshot would round things out perfectly.  But I wonder how much overlap I'd see between the Ringer and the GRP, which is still a great ball by today's standards.

kidlost2000

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Kidlost, I got a chance to throw the Ringer over the weekend. It is cleaner and longer than the Meanstreak. The Ringer does corner great. Better overall ball than the any of the Karma's by far. I will say that if the pattern is completely blown apart and the Meanstreak is hitting a little flat, Ringer is the ball to go to. Then becasue it is som much cleaner than the MS, you may have to move a little left. This is due to the Ringer not loosing its axis rotation or slowing down as quickly as the MS. If you start on a fresh surface with both balls drilled the same, the Ringer will be about 2-4 boards less overall hook than the MS.


Very nice. Thanks
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baer300

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Dougb, Yes the Slingshot would be a stepdown from the Ringer. You may be able to avoid buying 2 balls, if you get the Ringer and just drill it a little weaker. This way as the Versa is too much, you can move right with the Ringer and beginn chasing the oil again. If you truely see blown apart conditions, then having a Slingshot in your back pocket would not be a bad idea. Around here, I hardly see enough friction that I need to always have the Slingshot. I mainly take the Slingshot when I bowl on shorter conditions.
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