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House Shot Hero

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Tropical Breeze or Super Natural
« on: January 26, 2014, 09:44:08 PM »
Hey guys my team mate is looking to replace his Brunswick Slingshot with either the Tropical Breeze or Super Natural. We bowl on med-light lane conditions and he's a little more on the rev dominant spectrum. He has no problems getting the Slingshot back to pocket playing straight down 10. Basically which of the two would be a similar piece in motion and performance. Thanks for any info.

 

Blueprint

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Re: Tropical Breeze or Super Natural
« Reply #1 on: January 27, 2014, 05:43:05 AM »
I've actually used the sling shot, breeze (pearl and hybrid), and super natural all with similar layouts in a 5 man league on a 37' house shot. For me I could play similar lines with the sling shot and super natural. The difference being the sling shot was longer with a sharper back end and the super natural was earlier with smoother back end. If I got the sling shot out a little too far I would have a chance of it coming back. However if I were to get the super natural out a little too far it wouldn't have the back end to get back. I had to move right with the breeze because for me it's weaker than both. If he gets a breeze I wouldn't lay it out weak. Has he considered the roto grip scream? To me it would be closer to the Sling Shot than the breeze or super natural in strength and shape.