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Equipment Boards => Roto Grip => Topic started by: spankdaddy300 on March 12, 2009, 02:46:58 PM
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Hi guys,
I'm looking at purchasing a new Roto ball, and I need some advise. I'm looking for something that I can punch up that's going to be a good benchmark ball that fits under a Cell and Cell Pearl. I've also been flirting with the idea of drilling it Rico, since I usually have more success with balls that are more even arcing and rolly than skid flip.
My question is what ball do you guys recommend? I feel like I have the heavy oil and light oil (really the only conditions I bowl on, I throw old Rhino Pros on light oil), but I'm missing something good in between.
Thanks in advance!
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I would say Grand Illusion, but if you see the lighter side of things maybe a Pluto is the ideal benchmark.
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You might even consider the new Mars that's coming out.
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I agree with Strike Domination. The Grand Illusion is a Great Benchmark ball..
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Todd Loy
Roto Grip King of Them All!!!!
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Easy choice...Grand Illusion and if you want even arcing, go below the fingers.
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Anthony Chapman
Roto Grip Staff 2009
Vise Grips Staff 2009
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Thanks for the advice. I'm not looking for anything for really lighter conditions (I have a slew of mid 90's balls that have me covered there), just something that is under my Cell. Sounds like I'll have to pick up a Grand Illusion!
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Grand Illusion or Mars... I was hoping to see Britton do a comparison of those two, but he did it with a Pluto instead
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Pluto. Even rolling while keeping its strong move. Very good carry, and very good predictable. Also very cheap :-)
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Grand Illusion or Mars... I was hoping to see Britton do a comparison of those two, but he did it with a Pluto instead
Sorry SV...I can tell you what i see the difference being tho...
The GI can handle more oil and is very smooth and even off the dry...this ball is GREAT when you want control...The mars does make a more assertive move off the dry boards, but it needs more friction to get it kick started...they compliment each other nicely
ON EDIT: TO the original poster...the Grand Illusion is definetly the piece you are looking for!
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Edited on 3/13/2009 3:33 PM