Author Topic: C-(System) versa-max (Read 30409 times)

admin · « **on:** December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »

- Coverstock: CFT Versa-Max Solid Coverstock
- Color: Black Solid
- Hardness: 73-75
- Factory Finish: 500 Siaair Micro Pad; Rough Buff; High Gloss Finish
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- Weight Block: (14-16#) Dual Flip I - Block Symmetric
- RG max: 16#-2.579, 15#-2.592, 14#-2.608, 13#-2.625, 12#-2.648
- RG min: 16#-2.527, 15#-2.540, 14#-2.556, 13#-2.585, 12#-2.608
- RG diff: 16#-0.052, 15#-0.052, 14#0.052, 13#-0.040, 12#-0.040
- Average RG: 4.7 of 10
- Hook Potential: 135 (Scale 10-200)
- Length: 130 (Scale 25-235)
- Typical Breakpoint Shape: 90 Angular (Scale Smooth Arc 10-Angular 100)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Medium-Oily
- Description: CFT versa-max solid is our newest breakthrough in Chemical Friction Technology. The CFT versa-max solid coverstock uses a combination of all the CFT coverstocks to create the ultimate coverstock. By using less mechanical friction to produce hook, the CFT versa-max solid coverstock provides enhanced projection down the lane while saving axis rotation for more energy on the backend and through the pins.
The new Dual Flip I – Block symmetric core incorporates a top and bottom flip block over a centered mass. The centered mass creates stability while the dual flip blocks keep the core revving to the backend all the way through the pins for improved pin action.
With its High Gloss Finish, the C•(System) versa-max skids effortlessly through the front, saving axis rotation for the backend with a strong continuous breakpoint. The C•(System) versa-max is the most versatile ball motion from fresh to extremely broken down lane conditions on light to medium-oily lane patterns.
At Brunswick, the unique core shape of each individual ball is used for weights from 14 to 16 pounds. This approach to lightweight ball engineering provides bowlers with consistent ball reaction characteristics across this weight range. At 12 and 13 pounds, Brunswick uses a generic core shape with a RG-differential that is close enough to the 14 to 16 pound shape so the same drilling instructions can be used.

batbowler · « **Reply #16 on:** March 03, 2012, 12:09:19 AM »

LANE CONDITION

Length: 40'

Volume: medium

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS

COMMENTS
Very smooth and predictable! I used a strong drill angle and pin up layout: 30 degrees x 3-9/16" x 35 degrees, pin 3-1/4" above midline and 1-7/16" right of centerline. I used a weight hole 3-3/8" from pap down on val. I hit the surface with a white scotchbrite pad and the ball isn't jumpy at all, but a very smooth through the front part of the lane and midlane with a strong arc at the breakpoint! I find the Karma pink/purple with a similar layout to be more flippy at the breakpoint! I used the ball for the first time last night after over 8 weeks off after surgery and I shot 681 last night and 711 at a different house tonight with the front 8 the last game after moving my feet about four boards all night. The ninth frame I left a 10 pin, with a 7 pin first ball in the 10th with another 10 pin for fill ball for a 267. This will be the first ball out of my bag, cause it'll give me a better and more true read of the oil pattern. I have another Versa-Max that I'm going to use a pin down layout and it'll give me a great 1-2 punch with the Nexxus/Double X for the floods!!!

Likes: Very smooth and predictable with great carry even with moves deeper into the pattern!

Dislikes:None

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Train a child up in the way they should go and when they are old they will do some "Damn Good Bowling", be a "DV8" and not turn from it, besides bowling starts with a Big B!

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

Bruce Campbell

Brunswick Staff
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BrunsLang · « **Reply #17 on:** March 03, 2012, 02:33:25 PM »

Layout used: 58 x a 15/16 x 66 Pin ended up being under my bridge with the cg kicked out about 2 inches with a small hole needed on my axis.

Ball Surface: OOB

Review: This ball is by far the smoothest ball Brunswick has ever made. Its so easy to read what's out on the lane, it will be your first ball out of your bag. This ball allows you to play closer to friction than any other ball at its level without having the ball over reacting. When most balls see friction they tend to go sideways and react too soon. But this one seems to have a strong arc to it saving all its power for the backend. Brunswick finally has that ball that can compete with the gamebreakers and black widows of the world.

Strengths/Weakness: The smooth controllable motion, takes well to surface changes, its ability to play closer to friction creating optimal entry angle for better carry.

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The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

toomanytenpins · « **Reply #18 on:** March 04, 2012, 07:11:48 PM »

LANE CONDITION

Length:10

Volume:med-light

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):ths

COMMENTS

Likes:predictable and consistent move off the spot,smooth and continuous

Dislikes: carry potential in med oil for me is low

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drilled 55x5x60. I wanted something with length that I could use when my rising star was too much ball.Something that would give lenght but would have something in the tank after it turned the corner. So far I got what I was looking for. Good length and a very definite move off the spot. It will hook even if it doesnt carry which is problematic for me. I dont like to make big moves,but I am learning that the move doesnt change even after adjusting into the oil. I shot a few games today after not being happy with last night,there was more oil,but because it was practice I made a big move up and right and was very impressed.The ball glided thru the oil and responded to the back end transition very nicely. Its move is so smooth you wont want to move if you dont carry and you wont want to put it down when you do. With a little trust this could easily be a one set ball. I can even use it for my ten pins. Its not my weakest ball but it might be my most versatile.

I also have a hellraiser drilled similar the hellraiser may handle a bit more oil ,but knowing what I know now i would only have the versa. The versa is a good bench mark ball.

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FranVarin · « **Reply #19 on:** March 09, 2012, 06:11:00 PM »

BALL SPECS

Pin Length: 3-4

Starting Top Weight: 3.0 top

Ball Weight: 15

DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP:4 ½ (pin down)

X Hole (if there is one): 3 X 2 ½ - 2 ¼ down from PAP

BOWLER STYLE

Tweener

PAP/Track: 5 1/8, 1 up

SURFACE PREP

Grit:Box finish

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Scuff with 2000 pad

LANE CONDITION

Length: House and Tournament conditions

Volume: N/A

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS and Pro Anvil

BALL REACTION

Length: Clean through heads, good Length

Back End: Controlled

Overall Hook: Medium

Mid lane Read: Very clean

Breakpoint Shape: hard smooth arch

COMMENTS

Likes:

The C-System Versa Max is very much as advertised. I initially tried the ball with the out of box polished surface on a fresh 44' house pattern. The ball is very clean through the heads/mids and moves off the spot very well. The box condition had a little over/under reaction and was a little late to the pocket. I hand scuffed with a 2000 pad, the Versa Max still was very clean but started a bit earlier. That was definitely the ticket. The ball revs up very easily, this I attribute to a great cover/core match up.

On a fresh house shot you can easily play the track area and ride the shim. If there is friction the Versa Max will read it and make a strong but, controlled arc to the pocket. I have used the Versa Max on both THS and Pro Anvil and found it performed equally as well on both surfaces. I've also thrown the Versa Max on the same 44' broken down (2^nd shift) house pattern. The heads and mids were fried but, the Versa Max allowed me to move in and send it left to right. On this condition the ball is still very clean through the heads/mids and has plenty left to make the corner.

I find that I've gone to the Versa Max quite often and it is quickly becoming my benchmark ball. Brunswick has created a reaction shape that fills a gap in most bowler's arsenal. It is definitely a “long and strong” reaction and reacts well to changes in release. Versa Max is definitely a good name since the ball is certainly a versatile piece. I see this ball as a tremendous ball for both league and tournament bowlers. For those who only have one or two balls and bowl league, don't overlook this piece. It will cover a wide range of conditions. Tournament bowlers needing a long a strong reaction will see that from this piece.

Dislikes:

This is not really a dislike but, I don't see the Versa Max as a ball where you will move deep on a fresh shot with high volumes of oil concentrated in the middle of the lane. The Versa Max is so clean it will skate through the puddle and may be over/under off the friction typically on the outside. But, then again that is not what the ball is intended to do. You can chase it in once the breakdown occurs and keep the same move to the pocket.

Fran Varin

USBC Silver

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The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

batbowler · « **Reply #20 on:** March 09, 2012, 11:59:04 PM »

BALL SPECS

Pin Length: 3-4"

Starting Top Weight: 1.7

Ball Weight: 15-4

DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP: 4'

CG to PAP: 3"

X Hole (if there is one): 15/16" on val 3-3/8" down from pap

BOWLER STYLE

Rev Rate: 275

Ball Speed: 16 MPH

PAP/Track: 4-3/4" > X 3/4" ^

SURFACE PREP

Grit: 2000 Abralon

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Matte

LANE CONDITION

Length: 39'

Volume: Medium

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS

BALL REACTION

Length: Easy length even with the surface changed to 2000 Abralon and pin down!

Back End: The movement at the breakpoint is more of a strong arc!

Overall Hook: This pin down Versa is about 5 board more overall hook that my pin up Versa, but the pin up is 4000 Abralon to knock factory shine off!

Midlane Read: Great midlane read and about 2 foot sooner than pin up Versa!

Breakpoint Shape: Strong arc!

COMMENTS

Likes: I didn't think I could find a ball that I liked better than the pin up Versa, but I have!!! Great reaction and same smooth transition with an earlier read than the pin up!! I played the lanes wrong and tried to make the ball work the first game and struggle for a 191. I relaxed and changed hand position and finish the night with 279 and 269 for 739 series!!! I also tried the pin up the first game after about 5 frames and realized how much stronger the pin down is compared to pin up!!! I may have to drill a third more of a label leverage for another option!!!

Dislikes: I didn't drill a pin down sooner!!! I don't have a dislike for either Versa-Max and they'll be used a lot!!!

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Train a child up in the way they should go and when they are old they will do some "Damn Good Bowling", be a "DV8" and not turn from it, besides bowling starts with a Big B!

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

Bruce Campbell

Brunswick Staff
USBC Bronze Certified Coach
IBPSIA Certified Technician

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TamerBowling · « **Reply #21 on:** March 11, 2012, 10:34:59 PM »

LANE CONDITION

42 foot Kegel Stone Street pattern (medium-heavy longish THS)

COMMENTS

I think Brunswick hit the mark with this piece, making a truly versatile ball. You will definitely find this ball useful on most conditions you face, which are typically medium to medium-light THS. You won't have to fight this ball since it is so clean through the fronts. It still generates a strong move at the breakpoint, which will allow it to be continuous through the pocket. The pattern we tested on is a bit long for this ball, but it performed well nonetheless. It was very predictable and while we had to play more direct, we got it to the pocket shot after shot with good carry.

See the complete written review and Digitrax analysis at:

http://tamerbowling.com/index.php/brunswick-c-system-versa-max-bowling-ball-review/

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

See the video review as well as a comparison to all Nexus line balls at:

http://tamerbowling.com/index.php/brunswick-c-system-versa-max-bowling-ball-review/

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Andyman3333 · « **Reply #22 on:** March 12, 2012, 02:59:35 PM »

LANE CONDITION

Length: 41 USBC White Pattern

Volume: Med-High

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): 6-1 ratio THS

Layout 65 X 5 X 35

COMMENTS

Likes: This ball is very clean through the front and mid portions of the lane. Almost too clean. Add to that the recovery downlane and you've got a great medium oil ball. For me, I like this ball best with some friction built into the lane or the pattern. As the lane breaks down, I can get an earlier read from the ball and more consistent reaction downlane. I have this ball as longer and stronger than the new Karma Pink/Purple pearl. I like that it is black. It looks great going downlane.

Compared to my Ulti-Max, it's quite a bit longer, but the Ulti-max covers 2-3 boards more in my estimation. The Ulti-Max really is a control ball and this is a skid/flip ball. Which is why friction is so important in getting a consistent reaction for me. As the track gets burned in, I would step down from my Ulti-Max and into this ball to keep my angles strong.

Dislikes: Under likes, I said almost too clean. It really is a skid/flip ball for me which is good and bad. For me, makes it more condition specific. I really can't use it much on fresh unless I am playing straight up the boards, which on most THS shots, gives you a worse reaction than looping the ball a little. If your house lacks friction like most of ours up here, it can become a problem.

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

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PROFILE
340-370 revs
18 mph
Arsenal: (In the bag) Nexxus F(p+r), Nexus F(p+f), Nexus f(p), C-System Ulti-Max, C-System Versa Max, Massive Damage, Karma Pink/Purple. On the wall, Loaded Revolver, Lethal Revolver, Damage, Slingshot.

Matt C · « **Reply #23 on:** March 19, 2012, 01:22:32 PM »

LANE CONDITION

Length: 39'

Volume: Medium

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):THS

COMMENTS

Likes: Drilled the Versa Max 70 * 4 1/2 * 50 and left OOB condition. They shoulda named this ball versa smooooth.

First off seeing a black ball roll down the lane again was just a nice sight to see. Its hard to describe the motion of the Vmax you watch it glide down the lane then it just moves left and destroys the pocket. Its not a skid flip, its not a smooth early arc but what ever it is I like it.

With the layout I put on the Vmax its not the best in heavy oil and I have better options for that type of a shot, but as the lanes break down and im looking at getting really deep or stay and switch balls the Vmax has made that decision alot easier. Woulda never thought I would buy a Big B ball, but im having no regrets about the Vmax.

Dislikes: none at this time.

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mckbowler · « **Reply #24 on:** March 26, 2012, 06:35:29 PM »

Brunswick Bowling Ball Review

My Information

A. Name:Richard D. VanScoyk

B. Average: 227 (House Shot)

C. Honor Scores: 15 – 300’s, 9 – 800’s

D. Ball Speed: 17.5 – 18.0 mph

E. Revolution Rate: 325 rpm

General Ball Information

F. Name of Bowling Ball: Versa-Max

G. Weight of Bowling Ball: 15 lbs.

H. Layout of bowling Ball: Pin down and 45 degrees

I. How many games do I have on this ball? 25 games

J. Favorite Surface on this bowling ball: 2000 pad

K. Description of ball motion: banana

L. Overall Hook (1 none – 10 lots): 6.4

M. Versatility (1worst - 10best): 7.1

N. Overall Rate (1worst - 10best): 7.3

O. Why do I recommend buying this bowling ball? If you bowl on older wood lanes, this is the

bowling ball for you. This ball is very controllable and never over hooks. This ball is

great, if you can hit your mark every time.

Special Information

P. How does this ball compare to another ball? I would compare this ball to my C-Systems 4.5. It

is very smooth and always controllable. I am able to play straighter between the first

and second arrow with my Versa-Max.

Q. What are the strengths of this bowling ball? Controllable and smooth break-point

R. What are the weaknesses of this bowling ball? Little hook and less area to miss for a strike

S. Oil Patterns used on:House Shot

T. How does this ball react on house patterns? The ball is late to hook down lane. It has a

nice reaction, but a small response to friction. This ball is best used near the gutter.

U. How does this ball react during transition? This ball stays consistent with a controllable

reaction ,and I barely have to move when the lanes get super dry.

V. When do I find myself using this ball? I find myself using this ball in longer

tournaments, when lanes are too dry for other balls.

W. Additional Comments: I have 2-277’s with this ball. This ball is my go-to ball when my

Benchmark ball does not work.

JVD DV8 · « **Reply #25 on:** March 27, 2012, 02:21:49 PM »

LANE CONDITION

Length:37'

Volume:N/A

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): modified boardwalk

COMMENTS

This ball has very quickly become my benchmark ball and is the first out of my bag at every tournament I participate in. The Versa-Max is one of the smoothest, most predictable balls I have ever owned and will be the first ball I ever buy multiple of.

On the Boardwalk pattern from Kegel, which was modified for the surface bowled on to 37' this ball excelled at making area and recovering from shots thrown to the right of the target. Although a shorter pattern the ball stored enough energy to carry the light hits and had very good continuation through the pins.

This ball is a good all around ball and should be the first out of anyone's bag to read the oil pattern the quickest and to ensure you the best chance to bowl your best.

Likes: predictability, versatility, smooth arcing reaction, great hitting power and transfer of energy.

Dislikes: N/A

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

Jon Van Dyke

Brunswick/DV8 Advisory Staff

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

Edited on 3/27/2012 at 12:22 PM

Artimust · « **Reply #26 on:** March 27, 2012, 04:07:15 PM »

LANE CONDITION

Length:

Volume:

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):

COMMENTS

Likes: I was dead set on a Taboo Jet Black to replace my "cracked in half" original Break solid. The only problem was that my pro shop was having a hard time getting me one, and I called another distributor who said that he didn't like his shipment due to it all being short pins, so he sent them all back and will be getting a new shipment. So as I was waiting, I started hearing good things about the Versa Max. I have never owned a Brunswick ball, so the only thing that kept me looking at getting this was the reviews here on Ballreviews.com. I have not seen or noticed anyone throwing this ball at the houses that I was practicing at. When both balls came in to the distributor, I had to choose one, so I chose the Versa Max, and I am glad I did.(plus it was like $40 cheaper

Had it drilled pin over ring, weight hole, and molded thumb. This ball is so clean through the heads and a very smooth but strong arc to the left. I had a few practice sessions and used it for the first time in league last night. Old wood lanes and the oil pattern is constantly changed, but it was at 39'. No awesomely great scores to brag about (because I threw some very bad shots and I couldn't pick up all my spares) but I did win a pot, so it was still good enough! This ball was the first out of my bag, and I stayed with it for all 3 games. Moved one board left with the feet for the first game, then another half board, then did a 4x2, and that was about it.

When I did throw it to where I wanted it to go, good things happened. I even had a couple guys asking me about this ball and guys were peeking to see what this shiny black ball was.

Dislikes: Absolutely none. I think i'm going to get another one and drill it pin under.

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

I know it sounds like I'm in denial, but I'm not.

avabob · « **Reply #27 on:** April 18, 2012, 05:50:13 PM »

BALL SPECS

Pin Length: 3 in

Starting Top Weight: 3 oz+

Ball Weight: 15

DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP: 4.5 in

CG to PAP: 3.5

X Hole (if there is one): on PAP

BOWLER STYLE

Rev Rate: 275

Ball Speed: 17 at 15 feet

PAP/Track:

SURFACE PREP

Grit: box

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): polished

LANE CONDITION

Length: multiple

Volume: multiple

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): sport and THS

BALL REACTION

Length: good length very clean through heads

Back End:

Overall Hook: medium

Midlane Read:

Breakpoint Shape: angular but smooth

COMMENTS

Likes: Ball definitely gives a different look than many on the market. The first thing I really noticed about the ball is that I can play straighter through the heads than with any other ball I have. As a result a lot more pocket hits seem to be high flush. Good example is one tournament pattern on old anvil lane where my Nexus p+r and my Frantic both forced me to play too much head belly. Nexus would not push to my desired break point, and my frantic would sometimes hang and not finish. I was able to tighten me feet a couple of boards with the Versa and got a clean look through the heads with a shot that flushed up solid. Versa is particularly good for me on wet dry house shots. As a stroker I am constantly fighting the over under and getting bad carry angles on house shots with my other stuff. Versa lets me play a little further right, and makes a strong but not jumpy move off the dry. Haven't used it on a real long pattern, but if you like to square up and roll the ball rather than fight the pattern I have a hunch this one will hit using such an approach.

Dislikes: Not a ball to simply stand left and throw right. Ball will burn in the dry if I try to cover too many boards from a deep angle. Not sure how much of this is attributable to my pin down layout with a hole on my PAP.

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

Edited on 4/18/2012 at 3:54 PM

Dwight Albrecht · « **Reply #28 on:** April 19, 2012, 02:54:15 PM »

BALL SPECS

Pin Length: 3-4" Out

Starting Top Weight: 3.0 oz

Ball Weight: #15

DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP: 5" X PAP

CG to PAP: MB 4" X PAP

X Hole (if there is one): No Weight Hole

BOWLER STYLE

Rev Rate: 300 RPM

Ball Speed: 15 MPH

PAP/Track: 5 1/4 H 3/8 up V

SURFACE PREP

Grit: Factory Polished

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Poliushed

LANE CONDITION

Length: 41 feet

Volume: 24 ML

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc): THS HPL Panel

BALL REACTION

Length: 7= Above average length

Back End: 7= Good Backend

Overall Hook: 6 More hook than what Brunswick feels the ball should have.

Midlane Read: 5= Revs up quicker down lane.

Breakpoint Shape: Smooth Snap.

COMMENTS

Likes: I Love the Black with Gold. BRUNSWICK Please make more Black Balls, the feedback of the black ball on the tan panel gives instant feeback if you made a good shot or not. I love how clean the ball is through the front part of the lane and its smooth but strong change of direction down lane. I love the fact that Brunswick decided to make this core symmetric. A great ball for medium to dry to medium to oil lanes. A "GREAT" brenchmark ball, one you can start and stay with.

Dislikes: Not for heavy oil and or carry down.

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

« **Reply #29 on:** April 23, 2012, 06:56:55 AM »

Bowling Ball C versa-max solid is our newest breakthrough in Chemical Friction Technology. The CFT versa-max solid coverstock uses a combination of all the CFT coverstocks to create the ultimate coverstock. By using less mechanical friction to produce hook, the CFT versa-max solid coverstock provides enhanced projection down the lane while saving axis rotation for more energy on the backend and through the pins.
The new Dual Flip I – Block symmetric core incorporates a top and bottom flip block over a centered mass. The centered mass creates stability while the dual flip blocks keep the core revving to the backend all the way through the pins for improved pin action.
With its High Gloss Finish, the C•(System) versa-max skids effortlessly through the front, saving axis rotation for the backend with a strong continuous breakpoint. The C•(System) versa-max is the most versatile ball motion from fresh to extremely broken down lane conditions on light to medium-oily lane patterns.
At Brunswick, the unique core shape of each individual ball is used for weights from 14 to 16 pounds. This approach to lightweight ball engineering provides bowlers with consistent ball reaction characteristics across this weight range. At 12 and 13 pounds, Brunswick uses a generic core shape with a RG-differential that is close enough to the 14 to 16 pound shape so the same drilling instructions can be used.

Rick Langton · « **Reply #30 on:** June 19, 2012, 08:08:34 AM »

BALL SPECS

Pin Length: both 2 to 3 inch

Starting Top Weight: NA

Ball Weight: 15lbs

DRILL PATTERN

Pin to PAP: 5 in and 4.5 in

CG to PAP: 70 deg and 30 deg

X Hole (if there is one): NONE

BOWLER STYLE

Rev Rate: Average

Ball Speed: medium

PAP/Track: medium track

SURFACE PREP

Grit: box

Type: (Matte, Polish, Sanded): Polish

LANE CONDITION

Length: house 38 ft, USBC nationals, and PBA Sr. Shark

Volume: NA

Type (THS, Sport Pattern etc):

BALL REACTION

Length: Very clean through heads and mid lane

Back End: strong and cont

Overall Hook: this ball rolls very heavy and smooth

Midlane Read: smooth

Breakpoint Shape: smooth and slight angle

COMMENTS

Likes: This is the first ball out of the bag and the ball I use to decide what others I might use.

Dislikes: NONE

PICTURES AND/OR VIDEOS

Richard Langton
Brunswick PBA Staff
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