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Equipment Boards => Columbia 300 => Topic started by: bowlingmaniac017 on August 22, 2006, 12:09:17 PM
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I decided to trade my Pyro for a Hijinx. Im getting a Radical Inferno this week, and I absolutely had no chance with the Pyro. I also have a Thunderstruck Solid which is versatile and I can play anywhere with that. Along with those two things I decided to trade for a Hijinx to help me when the lanes get a little drier. I also have a Hotrod Hybrid. I figured this...
Fear Factor
Radical Inferno
Thunderstruck Solid
Hijinx
Hotrod Hybrid
Would be pretty sweet and laid out better than having 3 upper end pieces of equipment. So again, what can I expect from the Hijinx? Please post your experience or comments on the ball. Thanks!
Mike
Edited on 8/22/2006 8:04 PM
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ttt
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Good length,mild mid-lane and strong backend,if used on the right condition.Actually,for me,I would classify it as skid-snap.
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the pooh
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Thats good. Skid Snap works well for me and since I have Storm, ALL my stuff is just about that way. Thanks Pooh (Im thinking Pooh, pronounced Poo, oh my what has this world come to
) LOL. Anyone else?
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ttt
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It is definately one to have in your bag. I punched this us 4 1/2 x 4, nice even drilling for me, boy does it roll good. Our house shot is medium oil, 39ft and this ball makes it look silly. Gets through the fronts with ease and turns over on the backend, I can give it plenty of room and it still turns the corner. Long as you have a trace of oil in the heads, it will get through there nice piece added to Columbia's arsenal this year. Will be a good ball for us to sell.
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Vincent Yoder
Columbia 300 Staffer
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