BallReviews
General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: mrwizerd on November 12, 2021, 11:22:08 PM
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I'm going to be bowling in a tournament that I'm expecting to see some carry down. The lanes are low friction, so I will have to work with whatever friction my team can produce.
What layout and ball type would you go with for combating those conditions?
My stats: 15 mph and 325-350 revs
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on this shot i use my dv8 pitbull bite with a layout of 50 by 5 by 40 with the coverstock at 1000 grit ball has no problem hitting the hole and scoring well medichal
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I have had the best success with a strong pearl-Mastermind Scholar- with the pin over my middle finger on those conditions. The ball corners very well, BUT I have a 4000 grit finish which keeps it from skidding through the break point. I also use this ball exclusively on wood with a Visionary Blue/Green as my ball down.
These older balls (but you should be able to find something similar) have given me a lot of success on that type of shot. As you can tell, I do use these 2 specific balls much for house shots.
Our specs are very similar.
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I'm going to be bowling in a tournament that I'm expecting to see some carry down. The lanes are low friction, so I will have to work with whatever friction my team can produce.
What layout and ball type would you go with for combating those conditions?
My stats: 15 mph and 325-350 revs
Honestly.....just something in the mid/high performance with some surface. However with you at only 15 mph, I would not go with too much surface because you dont want the ball reading too fast. I am thinking a solid or hybrid coverstock at 2000 with a layout designed for backend motion, 55 by 4.5 by 30 is my thinking. If you had something like a Trend 2 with the shine knocked off would be great for the condition you are speaking of.