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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: foxden61 on April 17, 2010, 06:10:00 AM
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I've gone a few years without buying a ball due to injuries or busy schedules. The last two balls I purchased and still use with a decent amount of success is a strike zone and a vapor zone. They're both drilled the same to make it easy to transition from one to the other. My question is that I'd like to drill two balls with the same core but different covers (like the zones i have)to compliment my zones that are stronger. Seiges, Wilds, C Systems....too many choices. Thanks for your time in advance.
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I think you have 2 major choices:
a. Siege and Evil Siege
b. C-System 3.5 and 2.5
The C-SYstems have very strong backends, so if you're into control or need more control, you may be better off with the Sieges. ALl 4 have a strongish mass biases like your Zones.
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"None are so blind as those who will not see."
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Depending upon your style and the lane conditions you normally see i would opt for the C-System Series. I have both of these and they are a great 1-2 punch from Brunswick.
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You really can't go wrong with going with the Sieges or the C Systems. To compare the Siege and 3.5 the 3.5 is a stronger ball over all. The Evil is much smoother than the 2.5.
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Corey Clayton
Brunswick Amateur Staff
Turbo Grips Staff
Team Canada 2007, 2008, & 2009
All my equipment is professionally drilled by Rich Huzina at Strikes Pro Shop, Let's Bowl Calgary, AB
The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation
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"BrunsPedro
pleez by brunswick so me can make more money, I make Brunswick bowling balls in Mexico"
Hi dimwit - this was worth opening another account for???????
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BrunsPedro, if your brain was "Made in the USA", then I'm all for Brunswick making their bowling balls in Mexico.
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Thanks for the advise. Having the C System balls drilled up. As for the mexican thing....I like tacos too...lol
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If you are just bowling on a THS I would recommend the Wild Card and the Wild Thing. They are much more driller friendly and are great balls. I have both and also both the C Systems, I find that these would much better on lower volumes.
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I'm going to be bowling on a sport shot over the summer so I can work on my accuracy and I bowl in a pba experience league in the fall. I'll have my zones for any THS I find myself on. Thanks
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I have told several people that, for me, the Seige and Evil Seige are very good and compliment one another very nicely. When I am throwing the Seige and the shot starts to go away a little, I can go to the Evil Seige and have virtually the same look and roll.
I have tried many balls that are to be "step downs" from solid to pearl and they were very different. Not so for my Seige and Evil Seige.
Now, saying that, the Evil Seige is still a lot of ball and when the shot continues to transition, I usually need to know when to put it away and go to something weaker.
Hope this helps.
Scott