You are correct. The Wizard is the replacement for the Nemesis. As the website says, dull solid reactives (especially dull solid PK18) is a very popular reaction. Controllable because of the amount of surface while still retaining a strong backend because of the reactive cover.
The only controversy is that according to the numbers, it is no more than a differently-colored Nemesis. Brunswick maintains otherwise, and that people should throw both to see the difference. Personally, I'd like to see that data and if that's really the case, change the numbers to reflect it. Also, it doesn't bother me one bit if it's the same ball with a different color scheme. They do that with the PGs every year. I'd have a problem with a pro shop telling someone to buy a Wizard knowing they've got a perfectly good Nemesis in the bag, but that's hardly Brunswick's fault.
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STRIKESTRIKETAPPED, The above is a post reply from a couple of pages back on this site.
I'm sure the brunswick balls are very good. I know the absolute is because I have seen many in action and all looked great. So your view on " who cares where they are made" is not the point. Even though, a lot of people care about the move to Mexico because American workers lost there jobs because of this move.
This is what the problem is. It seems by this post reply that brunswick is not owning up to the fact that the wizard has the same reaction as the nemesis. In fact from this post reply they are telling bowlers to get both and see the difference. At least that's what I got out of it. If that is true then the company is trying to fool the bowlers. Now if that's the case then I don't want anything to do with a company like that.
Now I don't know how true this post reply is.
Edited on 7/27/2006 1:34 AM
Edited on 7/27/2006 1:36 AM