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ecajberry

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AZO users question
« on: October 21, 2003, 02:58:35 PM »
Im hoping to find someone who can recomend an AZO ball that would fill a gap between columbia's Icon 300 and thier hyde.

Thinking of trying this ball, but nothing stands out to me that might do the job.

Any help with this one?
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Iconn 300
Hyde

Its time to make a change and get some help.

 

ecajberry

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Re: AZO users question
« Reply #1 on: October 22, 2003, 08:59:57 AM »
TTT

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Ed

Iconn 300
Hyde

Its time to make a change and get some help.

ecajberry

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Re: AZO users question
« Reply #2 on: October 22, 2003, 01:16:43 PM »
ttt
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Ed

Iconn 300
Hyde

Its time to make a change and get some help.

A_P_K

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Re: AZO users question
« Reply #3 on: October 22, 2003, 01:41:53 PM »
I've used these AZO balls,

Drastic Spec-R
Littleboy
Red Fire
Blue Fire

You could go with a Blue Fire which is a light load particle and polish it up.  It will fit inbetween those two balls but you may need to fit something under the Blue Fire.

You could also go with a strong drilled dulled Red Fire which is a solid resin ball.  It is pretty strong overall, and I'm sure that with a more aggressive drill it should fit very nicely.

The Littleboy is also a pretty aggressive almost skid/snap polished resin.

I myself am interested in the Tactics Super Carbon, and Fantasy X Super Carbon.  Both of these are particle pearls rated to handle medium to heavy oil.  I'm sure you can also go with either put an average (non aggressive) layout on them.

All of the AZO equipment I've ever thrown hits extremely hard and carries extremely well.  

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