heavy oil ball?  i only ask because i need a new one and really want another brunswick ball. i am a tweener and medium rev and average speed like to play thrid arrow but will play second when needed.  any and all help/suggestions welcome

thanks, mark
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"If you can't leave a makable spare, than don't leave any spares at all." by coach Brian Umstead

Edited on 7/15/2005 1:09 PM

Dollar for dollar - for heavy oil shots, the WARP Zone is an excellent choice. It is very versatile. Give it the layout you prefer, then tune the cover to match the lanes. I've thrown it in box condition (400 grit), wet-sand 800 grit, 1500 grit, and polished - lightly and highly both, and the ball will do it all.
Did you see my Oil Ball comparison shots posted earlier? I'm playing on a "medium heavy" house shot, and playing near the 3rd arrow give or take. You might find the comparisons interesting. I could have made any of the balls work on this condition, but the Warp Zone gave me the most area and consistent carry on shots either a bit too wide or slightly tugged. You can't go wrong with either the Strike Zone or the Warp Zone for your typical "heavier oil" house type condition.
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