Trying to figure out why the big stink about if a company puts out a ball a day/a week/a month or more?  Obviously there is a demand for it, or they wouldn't be doing it.......so why do people get all huffy about it?  

I like seeing all the releases as to me it gives me a greater variety of equipment to choose from.  I take a peek at the specs......get a feel for what the ball is made to do....and if it is something I need then look into getting it...if it matches something I have....well then will probably lay off of it..unless the ball it would replace isn't being used very much. Doesn't mean I go out and get every ball....... but like the option of being able to go out and get every ball...

so why the stink?  


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My personal savior is common sense.
How can being so RIGHT be so very WRONG?

The fuss is over:

1) The fact that no shop can afford to carry all these balls anymore. It makes business harder for them, and it also means waiting for them to order balls they can't carry if you are a customer.

2) The fact that the bowlers themselves have a hard time keeping all this gear straight nowadays. Five years ago I could tell you what almost every ball did from the major companies, but today I'd be lucky to know half of what is out there. Options are nice, but it's also nice to look over, see what someone is throwing, and know what it is.

3) Above all, since balls are coming out so rapidly, old favorites have to be discontinued more rapidly as well. By the time you find a ball that really matches your game, it's replacement's replacement is already out.
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Shizzam!