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Equipment Boards => Storm => Topic started by: The SuperHitMan on November 07, 2007, 10:56:44 AM

Title: T-Road Solid
Post by: The SuperHitMan on November 07, 2007, 10:56:44 AM
What kind of bowler would I be if I refused a NIB T-Road Solid for free? To the storm nation I ask what say ye about this rock? I saw Jaros thowing this peice a while back on tv and it seemed all about mid lane roll to me, all opinions are welcome.
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-Ive been called Cocky and Arrogant thorughout my career...Being humble is alright and all but I prefer to Shut my critics up and Shut'em Down and if that makes me Cocky and Arrogant then  I am what I am- K.C.D

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Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: Monster Pike on November 07, 2007, 08:06:12 PM
1st off it's free!!  Take it.  Jarros threw it just 2 weeks ago & nearly won the tournament at Miller Park in Milwaukee.  If it wasn't for the Brookie that Rash threw, he would've won.  2nd, from what I saw of it you can use it when the lanes break down like Jaros did or you can throw it like Norm Duke at the All Star shoot out.  I want to say Robert Smith threw it also.  Check Storms web site out & look at their clips & ball specs. on it.  But again, It's FREE!
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Just grip it & rip it!
Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: nospareball on November 07, 2007, 08:55:16 PM
From what I've seen it's a hell of a ball, you'd be a fool not to accept it for free.  If you really don't want it I'll take it off your hands.
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Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: vanni9283 on November 07, 2007, 11:42:32 PM
Jeez, I'm jealous!  lol!!!
Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: Dan Belcher on November 08, 2007, 06:02:06 AM
The core actually will want to push it longer than the Special Agent like Jaros was throwing before it, however the box finish on the T-Road Solid is only 1000 grit compared the 2000 grit Special Agent.  That make it come up harder in the midlane.  If you don't want as much midlane, take it up to 2000 or 4000 or, hell, throw some polish on it if you want.

I would NEVER turn down a free ball with the R2S coverstock.  It's super versatile and super strong.
Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: The SuperHitMan on November 10, 2007, 07:25:03 AM
Just got it my free 15 pound 4oz, 3.04 top wieght, 3-3.5 inch pin T-Road Solid!!

How to drill...How to drill!
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Founder of H Phi H

Member of Hoss Central Inc

-Ive been called Cocky and Arrogant thorughout my career...Being humble is alright and all but I prefer to Shut my critics up and Shut'em Down and if that makes me Cocky and Arrogant then  I am what I am- K.C.D

I don't care if my signature is long. Deal with it.







Title: Re: T-Road Solid
Post by: Monster Pike on November 10, 2007, 09:17:36 AM
quote:
Just got it my free 15 pound 4oz, 3.04 top wieght, 3-3.5 inch pin T-Road Solid!!

How to drill...How to drill!
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Founder of H Phi H

Member of Hoss Central Inc

-Ive been called Cocky and Arrogant thorughout my career...Being humble is alright and all but I prefer to Shut my critics up and Shut'em Down and if that makes me Cocky and Arrogant then  I am what I am- K.C.D

I don't care if my signature is long. Deal with it.








Congrats!!  Free was the key, eh?
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Just grip it & rip it!