While I am not usually at a loss to pick the right ball for people in the shop I work in, such does happen once in a while.  A good friend of mine is in need of something new.  He currently has a Rampage(drilled 4 x 4), a Smokin Inferno(drilled 6 x 4, my old experiment drilling ball ), and a Zone Classic(drilled 5 1/2 with the MB in the thumb, also an old ball of mine ).  

He would like to stay with Brunswick if possible, but that doesn't have to the case.  We are looking to get him something that will allow him to turn the corner harder since when he moves deeper, being somewhat a spinner, he has issues kicking out the ten.

I have a couple of ideas, but wanted to see what some thought here first.  If you would also like to give a layout suggestion, that would be fine.  I wish I could give you some other specifics about his numbers, but I don't have them in front of me.  

Thanks in advance.
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Who needs a 300 or 800, when I have a 294 and a 295!?!?!

Edited on 1/9/2006 7:48 AM

dizzy,

To answer your questions about conditions.  Each and every set of conditions this problem of turning the corner occurs.  He just gets to the point that he can go left more, but then can't get the ball to flip up.  If he gets in the dry again, obvious it over-reacts.  Most of the shots we bowl on are medium to drier conditions.  I mentioned the particle issue to him as well, but he has had a couple of bad experiences with particle.  Such is life.  I will hope for some extra suggestions.  Thanks much.  I appreciate it.

Think maybe taking another Zone Classic with a more aggressive MB location would give enough difference to turn the corner???
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Who needs a 300 or 800, when I have a 294 and a 295!?!?!

Edited on 1/9/2006 10:47 AM