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Reviews => Brunswick => Topic started by: admin on December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM
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Color: Navy; Coverstock: Conventional; Surface finish: Dull; Available weights: 10-16 lbs.; Hook potential: 10-3; Typical Length: 8.5; Backend: 5.5; RG Max.: 2.705; RG Min.: 2.684; RG Differential: 0.021; Average RG: 8.7; Track Flare: 4.5
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Well I had this ball drilled a few days ago and I brought it out last night for the first time. Of course I polished the heck out of it. I was missing in my arsenal a dry ball. I rolled this ball on completely burned heads. The lanes were wood. I bowled in a league that afternoon on fresh oil (with some other equipment) and I started playing 22 out to 12/13. Well eight hours and another league later I was able to play that exact same shot with my Urethane Attack Zone. I won four of the five pot games bowled that night ($790). This was the main reason I was looking for this ball was to be successful in the late night pot games. But I think this ball has found a permanent place in my bag.
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For those of you who are looking for a first ball, this is a good choice. This was my first ever bowling ball and I had no idea that it is such a performer. The reason why I got it is that I like the color and it is inexpensive.
When I was learning to hook the ball, this Attack Zone was very forgiving. It is easy to control and I can use it as a spare ball. I won several monthly tournaments in our bowling association even though I was a beginner.
I have not disposed of it until today for it is my savior for dry lane conditions.
This is one great affordable ball by Brunswick. I have no plans of selling it.