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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: strikestriketapped on February 25, 2010, 11:14:50 AM
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The Wild Card doesn't seem to be talked about much. For anyone that has it, how do you like it?
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I like mine alot. My main one is drilled 75x6x25. It clears the fronts like a pearl and has a nice smooth roll off the spot. Great for opening up the lanes with when there is some hook.
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Adam Baer
BRUNSWICK REGIONAL STAFF
VISE REGIONAL STAFF
The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation
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The problem with the Wild Card is that...it just strikes. Nothing fancy...day in and day out, it just knocks pins down.
The 3.5 is getting all the attention now because of how much it hooks and the way it hooks.
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Ray Salas
Brunswick Amateur Staff
http://www.brunswickbowling.com
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Both of the ones I had gotten into the shop went out within a week. This ball is incredibly solid and performs well beyond it's pricepoint.
Just like RSalas says....it strikes, not flashy, no screaming messengers or anything but it's a VERY good ball...just overshadowed by the hype surrounding the C System balls.
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Doug Sterner
Doug's Pro Shop
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Honor scores galore for me with this ball. One of the most underrated balls on the market if you ask me. I've drilled quite a few and everyone has been very happy with the results.
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Brunswick Pro Shop Staff Member
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How does it compare to the Wild Thing, also the Evil Siege? I just drilled a wild thing with a modified Rico and it is great. Lots of length with solid backends and I''m debating between the Wild Card and the Evil Siege.
Both seem very similar.(wild card, evil siege) I guess if you drill a lot of Brunswick throw the Diamondback into the equation. I compare the numbers for the Diamondback, Evile Siege and Wild Card and they all seem very close.
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" men lie, women lie, numbers don''t "
Edited on 2/28/2010 11:55 PM
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Kid,
For me, I think the WC and the ES are an excellent 1-2 punch. In comparison to the WT, it is a similar motion, just earlier. The WC is very clean, for a solid, through the heads. If I am able to get lined up with the WC in a zone that is carrying well. When it starts to check up, I can pull out the ES and stay in the same zone on the lane. In comparison, the WC is box w/polish and is drilled 63 x 5 3/4 x 36 with no hole, and the ES is oob and drilled 52 x 6 x 35 with no hole. Both balls are more than capable of retaining oil and moving in, but when I am in a tournament and like the zone that I am playing in, I will stay there as long as I can. In all actuality, you can't go wrong with either one of these choices. I have 2 of each on order to try with different drillings. This is what I have seen thus far.
Thanks,
Dennis Rhodes
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Brunswick Advisory Staff
Remember to accept my posts as my opinion, and not those of Bruswick.
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Thanks, any thoughts on the Diamondback?
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" men lie, women lie, numbers don't "
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The Evil and Wild are totally different. The wild card is a solid symmetrical that clears the heads but has a smooth hard roll in the midlane. The evil seige is a pearl asymetrical that clears even more and has a quick response to the dry. The diamondback is a slower response ball with less core and less cover.
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Brunswick Pro Shop Staff Member
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Bowler's Connection Pro Shop