Thinking of building 3 ball brunswick set up. Fairly down and in player, 16 to 17 mph with about 325 - 350 revs. Already have a C-2.5 system coming, probably need a good solid and then a weaker pearl....Suggestions?
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Tracy

Bowlingchat.net

The new Diamondback and Wild Card are, in my opinion, the best solids released by Brunswick in years. I tweaked both of mine to 4000 micro pad and they make a more aggressive move late on the lane than anything I can remember since the Strike Zone.

The Rattler will read the lane slightly earlier, and more smoothly, than the Python. I classify it as a "control pearl reaction".

Another consideration could be the newest Avalanche (green/black). With the PK18 pearl cover it''s the best of that line due to it''s versatility and consistent reaction. Not a weak ball, just a bit more tame than the Advanced, High, and Pro performance lines. Good luck. Let me know if I can help.


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Lane Carter, Strike Zone Pro Shops - Salt Lake City, Utah
Brunswick Pro Shop Staff

www.brunswickbowling.com

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

Edited on 11/25/2009 2:19 PM

I would go with the Wild Card at the top, with the C-System 2.5 in the middle, and then either the Python with a weaker/control layout or the Avalanche Slide.

I actually have an Avalanche Slide with a stronger drilling that outhooks my Python with the weaker drilling by about 5 to 7 boards overall. Both are less than my C-System 2.5.

RoB LaW

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