BallReviews
Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: rlechette on July 03, 2015, 10:21:49 PM
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The lower RG of this ball (2.50) gives me some options.With the new Hybrid coverstock I have no problem getting through the heads and really good length.When this ball comes off the oil and hits the backend it turns left.This ball is giving me my ultimate flip into the pocket I could ask for.Great ball for medium to oily lanes.A must have in your arsenal.
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The Einstein gives another option with the Scholar when you're wanting to hook around a pattern. I think the Einstein handles oily lanes better and will be a better option for more volume.
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^^^^ My experience exactly! ^^^^
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I'm looking for a heavy oil ball to replace a DV8 Nightmare would this be a good choice. I was also looking at a original Guru or a Thug Unruly
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I absolutely love my Einstein. It gives me a look in my bag I previously haven't had. I loved to open my angles with my Scholar but I see the Einstein becoming my new favorite to open angles with. I used mine last night in a local KOH and I only led the field by 80 pins for 5 games. Def turned heads when I was further left of everyone and getting it back where others could not
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I'm looking for a heavy oil ball to replace a DV8 Nightmare would this be a good choice. I was also looking at a original Guru or a Thug Unruly
It depends on your definition of heavy oil. It will handle quite a bit of oil with some surface, but for the "floods" I'm not sure yet because I haven't seen that lately. The Guru Master, or the like, may be your ticket for the truly heavier patterns.
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It's a great ball and it's a lot stronger than I thought it would be. Like someone said earlier this ball motion isn't one I have seen from Brunswick in sometime if ever. They did a great job and making a target point then hitting it dead on. The new covers are wonderful as well. Great response overall. I'm more of a down and in type player. This ball create all kind of angles and allow you to open a lane up in ways I haven't since I was younger. Great job and I'm very pleased with the whole line. Each one has it's own purpose.
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The Einstein is very strong. With a little added surface it could hook on very slick lane conditions. I tried 2000 Siaair on top of box surface on the 47 foot scorpion pattern and the ball was simply too much. With that being said I believe the Guru Master may be the best option as it seems to be the strongest ball on the market.