Which of the new Columbia 300 equipment has impressed you the most. Also how much of the new stuff had you had an oppertunity to try out.

Thanks for your feedback.


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Edited on 3/3/2010 1:03 PM

i have a rival, noize, freeze, bedlam, and have demoed the pure swing and total bedlam and love all of them.

the freeze has impressed me the most. it is smooth and weaker but can still be used on lighter medium patterns where my dead flush was too strong and my jazz was too weak. i am already planning on getting another one.

the rival and noize are just great bowling balls. and compliment each other well.

the bedlam is great for when i need to move in and clear the heads and still need a strong angular move down lane late in a block.

i am planning on getting a pure swing over the summer because i like that i can play in with it on longer patterns. it can get length when it needs to but it can still get traction if there is oil. seems smooth and controllable
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I have tried just about every manufacturer over the past year and a half, and here are some, not all, of the balls I have used.

Track Rising SE(Good), Storm Virtual Energy(Bad), Ebonite Complete NV(Good), Columbia Arch Rival(Good), Brunswick Power Groove(OK), Roto Grip Mars(Good), Hammer Raw Anger(OK)

However, over the past two months I have purchased two of the best overall balls I have ever owned.
Columbia 300 Total Bedlam (Great)
Columbia 300 Freeze (Great)

The "Total Bedlam" should be renamed "Bad Intentions" based on its ball characteristics. This is be the most heavy rolling, big hooking, hardest hitting ball I have personally ever thrown. What a great design Columbia manufactured for this piece. The ball hooks alot, stores up a ton of energy, and hits like a bulldozer. I am amazed at the performance of this ball especially at it''s medium price point.

The "Freeze" is the most value per dollar of any ball on the market. The ball rolls extremely well, and has so much more down lane reaction than all the balls sold at similar price points. The ball allows me to attack the lanes in various ways also. Something generally not associated with lower priced equipment.  

I have no ties to any specific ball manufacturer like some people that get on and tote about the "best ball on the market" phenomenon. Nevertheless, what I will say is that Columbia, over the past two years, has developed some very good technology that makes the game more enjoyable for average bowlers like me. Good job Columbia 300.

Edited on 3/3/2010 2:44 PM

cliff,chad on extra frame said the next ball in swing line is gona be a hook monster.anyway you could give a name or colors

Columbia 300 really impressed me with the Total Bedlam.  That thing is the king of beasts.  I''m attempting to stockpile them (along with the Mission) as I type this.

Edited on 3/3/2010 9:58 PM

i knows probably not happening but would LOVE a solid.... low rg, low diff. Probably in the freeze price point. I guess even a pearl shell would be fine, something like the sharp noize cover. just lookin for a drier lane ball, something straighter than the freeze.

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