The PBA Tour will ban wrist supports with “restrictive material” such as steel or plastic supportive bracing starting Jan. 1, 2023. The new rule applies only to PBA Tour competition, not PBA50 or PBA Regional competition, or PBA50 or PWBA players in doubles/team events with PBA players.


PBA announced to ban Plugged Bowling Balls from 2023.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGnBwz20GRY

The first quote you accused me of was juggernaut’s post I replied to. What makes you think your not a dumbass every thing you post proves otherwise

The first quote you accused me of was juggernaut’s post I replied to. What makes you think your not a dumbass every thing you post proves otherwise

I haven't "accused" you of anything. I just stated an opinion.

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Should have stopped the 2 handed nonsense


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No wrist support devices allowed ..... other than your other hand. ... WTF ??

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Luke Rosdahl on his podcast summed this one up very succinctly: A second hand is not a device, it's a technique. And bowlers can either master a technique, or botch it up.

A wrist device that locks your hand into a certain position, however, is going to do the same thing every time with no effort.

Not to mention we are still calling what Troup, Belmo, et al do as "two-handed" bowling when there is really no such thing. It's just no-thumb bowling with an exaggerated off-hand carry into the swing. None of these guys have a second hand on the ball at release.