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Equipment Boards => Visionary => Topic started by: pop_1 on June 13, 2007, 05:55:33 AM
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I was wondering if any of you would know which balls would be great for medium to medium light condition. I am bowling in an old house with worn out wood surface. The shot breaks down fast here. Thanks for your help...
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Green Gargoyle or new SS Ogre
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Also, depending on your style and result desired, you could add the Green Centaur, Blue Sparkle Gryphon, and Slate Blue Gargoyle to what MC suggested.
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I second the Green/Blue Centaur or the Slate Blue Gargoyle. When I am on a shot where I can't find anything else, the Green/Blue always comes through. That ball is smooth. Mine flares less than an inch.
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-Corey
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Depends on the look you are after. What is your profile (ball speeed, rev rate).
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Worn out wood with medium-light oil sounds like a lot of friction to me. I'd go with the SBG. Depending on your speed and revs, the others are likely to read too early.
SH
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Based on availability, go with the Blue/Green Centaur. The Slate Blue may be hard to find. Also, as mentioned, the SS Ogre will be available soon.
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Visionary Test Staff Member '07-'08
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I use the SBG on old med-dry wood lanes alot. The ball is absolutely amazing. If I didn't know better, I would swear it was a resin ball. It is easily the best dry lane ball I have ever owned.
I have heard alot of good things about the B/G Centaur also. It is a very consistent ball, without alot of flare.
I would also think a Purple Ogre drilled very weak would be a good ball for those conditions. I can use my Purple Ogre on drier condition with a strong layout, if I give it plenty of room. I think it would react much better if I had layed it out weaker.
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Visionary Test Staff 07-08
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We can speculate all we want based on biased opinions from our own experiences. But, until we get a profile, we really don't know. Come on, Pop. Helps us out here so we can help you in return.

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Steven Vance
Former Pro Shop Operator
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Because urethane wants to roll early, I'd hesitate to suggest the Slate Blue Gargoyle on light oil and a worn out wood surface. Depending on how much hand you have and your definition of dry, I'd go with the B/G Centaur. I have both the SBG and the B/G Centaur. The Green Gargoyle would probably work if you could find one and the new Ogre is supposed to be a replacement, but it's not out yet, so I'd hate to guess.
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Green Gargoyle - Very good on light to medium conditions
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G-3 or Green Gargoyle or SS OGRE
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