I have 2 O.I.'s and a classic, but was thinking about trying a blazing. I have to play pretty deep and swing the O.I./classic, and I was hoping that a B.I. might let me move right and square it up a bit.
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You must face it.
There is no escape.

The BI was supposed to be suitable for medium-dry to medium-oily conditions when it as released, while the OI was for medium to oily conditions.
Therefore, the BI got the Activator pearl coverstock like the OI, but a higher RG for a delayed reaction setup. Although the ball quikcly disappeared and got repleced by the II, the BI gets a lot of play at a local alley with a rather dry X-mas pattern with 7 dry boards to eaxh side, where the OI is way too much. The BI should be the right alternative for a straight or down-and-in shot, or in general for dryer conditions.
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