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Long Roller

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New Roto Grip
« on: November 08, 2006, 10:01:33 AM »
The “Classic” is back.  Roto Grip is proud to announce the release of the SD-73 “Classic”.  The ball that created the most controversy ever in the industry is back by popular demand.


The Low RG (2.50) High Differential (.075) weight block is illegal by today’s USBC standards, but since it was approved prior to the rule change it is perfectly legal for all USBC and PBA Regional competition.

The Sure Gripâ„¢ solid reactive coverstock is a performance proven winner over the last several years and is still one of the highest friction coverstocks on the market today.  

FACTS                            CORE DYNAMICS

Weights    RG    Differential
16 lb    2.50 (Low)    .071 (High)
15 lb    2.51 (Low)    .073 (High)
14 lb    2.57 (Low)    .051 (High)
12-13 lb    2.60 (High)    .032 (Med)
Factory finish:  1000 Abralon

Track Flare Potential:  9+ Inches

Lane Condition:  Medium - Heavy Oil

Cover Stock:  Sure Gripâ„¢

Weight Block:  High density cylinder with “flip” block

Color:  Purple

D- Scale:  73 to 75

Available Weights:  12 – 16 Pounds

Logos:  Star Roto Grip, SD-73 Classic, “4 prong star” (CG) Center of Gravity, Flying RG

SKU:  BBMRSA

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #31 on: November 28, 2006, 05:28:00 PM »
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jepr0x

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #32 on: December 01, 2006, 04:23:50 PM »
It is now on the Roto Grip wedsite under high performance.

BShep

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #33 on: December 04, 2006, 12:44:59 PM »
It looks like there's a Neptune coming soon as well

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #34 on: December 04, 2006, 01:45:46 PM »
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what will the price be?


I saw our distributor flyer today... these are going to be priced with the high-end equipment... $235 retail...  
Same original cylinder looking core with the solid sure-grip reactive cover...

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #35 on: December 07, 2006, 12:54:37 PM »
I threw this ball last night in warmup for league shot, medium heavy oil house pattern at the South Point. Being the first few shots i threw alittle slower than normal, the first 2 balls took out the 7 pin only i am right handed. Ball is stupid strong drilled pin under ring finger cg right above my thumb no weight hole. Right at 4 1/2 and 4 1/4 area for me, i moved in for a few more shots could not use this ball ball was flaring like nuts as expected. I think heavy oil for this ball is not going to be a big issue, it reacts like there is particle load in the ball. I am sure there is not but this cover will give Rotogrip staffers a ball above the Passion in strength.

Remember i am lower revs around 250 rpm's and around 18 mph, so if i am able to get this type of reaction which is very limited i am sure what the higher rev players will able to produce with this ball.

The SD-73 is easily stronger than the Epic Battle which i have 2 of them and much much stronger than the Horizon Solid. Since it was only about 7 total shots and i was not comparing head too head i can say how much stronger than those 2 balls. I can tell you that i did throw a similarly drilled Brand new Strike Zone and it was about 6-7 boards stronger and much earlier than the Strike Zone.

I can say this ball is one of the strongest balls i have thrown, unless you need help or like too polish a ball up you might want too watch it roll first.

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Re: New Roto Grip
« Reply #36 on: December 11, 2006, 04:28:54 PM »
Bowlingball.com has them in stock. After google checkout and entering Bowlingball.com  coupon  price is $125 shipped.  Has anyone seen a better price on the SD-73 Classic?
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