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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: carlitopeters on February 25, 2008, 02:52:07 AM
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Well, it is like this... Let's say a friend of mine is bowling well with Brunswick equipment but wants to try other company, let's say Storm. What would he experience? He's an average player (if condition is easy he's on the low 600, if difficult can get a 570) and improving. Will he lower his score in the process of understanding the new equipment's reaction? Nothing should happen to him? How would you describe the difference in reaction between these companies?
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Sure there will be a slight difference. Storm equipment in general is slightly cleaner through the front part of the lane and more angular.
The slight difference should not make a difference in scoring, especially if you are bowling on a house shot. If you make a big deal about it....he will suffer worse.
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oops, sorry: Thank you in advance for all your advice. Thanks Russell. That's what I'm worried about: considering that Storm is more angular, does this mean that he'll have a hard time trying to control the ball?
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Nah...it's not a big difference. Storm has plenty of balls in the line that aren't angular, I was just referring to the overall comparable balls.
If you put the Storm and Brunswick equivelant side by side the Storm will probably have a touch more around the corner....not an uncontrollable amount...just a little.
Both ball companies make excellent equipment, the covers just tend to read the lanes a little differently.
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