Last 2 time I bowled I was sticking on synthetic approaches. I know this sounds crazy but the owner shuts the heat off at night I think things are getting condensation because the temperature changes. It is really cold out right now.

I have dynaroos with the changeable soles. #4 on the sole and the flat rubber heal. Never had a problem on wood approaches or synthetic all season. I've been working on take a long last sliding step and I can't do that. I tried the heal with the leather on it and it was so slick I took a spill. Needless to my timing and head are in the gutter right now because I gave up on sliding and trying to just plant and throw, which I'm not very good at. This is really screwing up my game. Should I try to scuff the heal on the leather one. I think as soon as the rubber heal is making contact I'm stopping instantly.

For starters, and old sock will do it, too...
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Great idea. Did not know they made those.

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since you have dynorooz shoes why not look into buying the adjust-a-heel ? i bought one and it''s made all the difference in the world. it has a normal flat rubber heel( the white one )with a groove in the front for one of three leather inserts to custom tailor your slide. for all the info go to:

www.900global.com


i strongly feel that synthetic approaches are one of the worst innovations that were ever put to use in the game of bowling.

Edited on 1/4/2010 11:28 AM

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