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TyLytle

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Blue Berry
« on: July 07, 2003, 08:41:21 AM »
I am thinking about buying one of these. What is everyone opinion about this ball? I have heard a lot of yes and no's about it. Is the coverstock really soft? Tracks easily?
Thanks!
Ty
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Saw Mill

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Re: Blue Berry
« Reply #1 on: July 08, 2003, 12:06:31 AM »
T,

Cover is approx 1200 grit, and is polished, out of box.  I have never heard about it being soft.  I have one, and have mot had that problem, as a matter of fact I am going to sand mine to 1000 grit.  The coverstock is extremely versatile, and can be taken back to original surface, and will react as it should in box condition.  You will not be dissatisifed with the BB.

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Doug Sterner

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Re: Blue Berry
« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2003, 04:59:13 PM »
The Blueberry is perhaps the most versatile bal lI have ever used. It has a great coverstock that will polish up well and handle medium to lighter oil with proper release and drilling but will also scuff and handle the majority of the oil you'd see on average house conditions.

The cover will track up but I have not seen a solid reactive lately that doesn't. I mean I have about 6-10 games on my Inferno and I am already starting to see a track in it.
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