Now i understand that bowling balls get retired and they become very difficult to find. Then someone who has one or more of these wants to sell them for something like 300-400-500-even 600. i just dont see how or why one would pay this much for a ball that 1.) prob wont work like it used to on today's lane conditions, 2.) ITS ONLY A BOWLING BALL!!! there are 100 new one's a year almost. 3.) most of the time i see people buying these to drill for tourneys and what not and use on sport patterns...I dont get why? old coverstock and core is not really going to work that well in my mind...yes there are cases where the older stuff works great, but as i said the new balls are made for todays lanes...4.) the seller must really want to keep the ball is they wont sell if for under 300 or some number.
I just think it is crazy to pay over 300 for a bowling ball, but thats just my opinion and i apologize if i offended anyone.
and before someone says oh well if you could get your fav ball NIB blah blah you would, NO i wouldnt i have turned down getting a NIB high rev 3d on 3 occasions because each time the seller wanted to sell it for 300 plus and thats just outragous to me...
SORRY guys, just venting...
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RYAN MCDANIEL...Northern Illinois University bowling
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