Thanks Lefty.  I think the only thing that will ever hurt this ball is the time we released it.  But we have to fit them in some where.  Due to it being the end of leagues people aren't looking to PURCHASE a ton of equipment this time of year.  It will be a good ball in the line for a long time.

Thanks,
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Roger Noordhoek
Technical & Customer
Services Manager
Roto Grip, Inc.

" 5. This post was in no way personal to me. I tried to drive a point home but I know that you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. "

Hey Peech, Your horse is dead, quit kicking it.  I think your post in this thread is out of line, it seems you are making it personal.  You made your point, you generated some good feed back, but it is time to drop it.  I appreciate Roger, and New guy answering posts, and don't see how your attitude towards Roger will encourage any other ball companies to post here.
 
Pchee is full of stuff, but the chicks really dig the Stringer's stuff.
Nuff said!

I did buy one of these Silver Streak Particle ball's. For once I have to agree with pchee2 on the reaction of the ball as stated on the web site. I am NOT slamming the company. I did not get the back end that I hoped to throwing normal speed for me. Slow it down and the ball had a big back-end. I shold not have to slow down that much. Of course pchee2 might slam me for throwing a 14# ball but, I have better control. Could it be the range needs to have a bigger range due to different ball speeds and conditions? I do believe that Roto-Grip is another great company and wish them the best of luck.

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Ball was stronger than anticipated by the guy who bought it. Could this be because he gained greater length ignoring heads so it just read the backends. yes. What impressed me was the controlled arc and continuation through the pins. Pchee you read into something too much. And as long as we are moving around threads. Increased length causing ball to ignore heads will cause greater backend. Long pin drills tend to do that at times as core takes longer to face up to roll status by then a lot of the time you are reading the dryest part of the lane as far as oil volume. Hum? Strength of ball is not measured by amount of boards covered but by amount of oil it can handle. Sorry at least by me!! I do agree a lot of bowling companies tell you that balls are for a certain concentration yet when you buy them they tend to be stronger. That is up to the buyer to do their homework and figure out what is best match for what he or she wants. (ie. why we utilize ball reviews.com)You can decide to further the post by ripping into it further, my statement was intended to compliment the job RG did with this ball and how it gave a different look on the lanes than some other balls. Lots of this years balls impress me but tended to be higher price and are getting their just do in sales and writes ups. (X-Factor and Inferno) Just wanted people maybe to not overlook a ball that is just a mid-pricer that offers something a bit different in my eyes.