Assuming no cost difference between the two...which would you prefer for heavy oil?

I already have an origional Paradigm and I love it...But it can't handle the really slick stuff.

Also, are people still having problems with the Passion's cracking?

Thanks,
Rich
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Looking for a 16lb:
El Nino Gold (new or used)

I'm also looking for a strong reactive that hooks in heavier oil patterns. Lately I've been considering either a Passion or a Scorchin' as well.

However, according to a Pro Shop owner, the Scorchin' cover is strong but not very durable. He says the Brunswick balls usually have thin coverstocks so that they die out early upon oil absorption.

I don't know whether the Passion is durable. This is actually the most important concern for me. I suppose the two balls do hook much in oil.

P.S. I hate particle balls. This is why I am only considering these two reactives.

I believe the decision is...do you like symmetrics or assymetrics.

The scorchin is a round shaped moving hook shape in comparison to what one can create in the Passion.

The Scorchin also appears to be a stronger coverstock than the Paradigm.  For me in my area that just makes me aim more away from the pocket in the heads...not what I usuallly want...even on heavy oil.


REgards,

Luckylefty
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