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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: glenn9812 on June 06, 2008, 10:33:32 AM
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I've been outof bowling for 10 years and getting into a summer league. Looking for a new ball. Nothing to exspensive.I can throw a hook. I'm RH.
Have no idea what ball to get. Any company are up for recommendations. I throw a moderate hook from what i remember.
Waslooking at mabye a storm street rod series, Elite R series ball, orbruswick ???
Nor sureon brunswick since they show charts with those big hooks. i never threw them that big before.
Any help appreciated. Would like to buy by sunday.
Edited on 6/6/2008 6:38 PM
Edited on 6/6/2008 6:42 PM
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T-road series or planet series are great balls.
The street rods look like they will be good balls.
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Sidewinder, or Avalanche Solid if you want something tamer.
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Depending on your sytle and if it has to be Brunswick, either check the new Swarm (if you play slower and/or with more revs) or the Copperhead (for lower speed and less revs). IMHO very good value for money, and they both would make a good combo for medium-dry to medium-oily shots for most bowlers.
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The Brunswick charts are intended to allow one to see the difference between the balls rather than a true estimate as to how much the ball will actually hook. There are too many variables in bowling for a manufacturer to accurately estimate how much a ball will hook.
You'll probably be pleased with any manufacturers' mid-priced balls. Personally I'd avoid the Elite balls as, in my opinion, their balls are over-priced for what you get.
I went to a demonstration for Storm and was very impressed with the Street Rod(s). Both the solid and the pearl were excellent balls and performed beyond my expectations.
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Avalanche Solid, the Swarm and Copperhead have not been released as of yet. The T-road Solid by Storm is a good ball. You may also look at the Emerald Vibe by Hammer.
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The Avalanche Solid certainly has been released already. It has been out for some time now.
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Who needs a 300 or 800, when I have a 294 and a 295!?!?!
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Avalance Solid is great bang for the buck. Will give you the moderate hook you are looking for in your new league. Welcome Back!
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Avalanche Solid from Brunswick or Pluto from Roto-Grip. Lots of ball for the buck and easy to control. Can't go wrong with either one.
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I was referring to the Swarm and Copperhead being not being released yet. I telling him to get an Avalanche Solid
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yeah get the avalanche solid blue/red only 80 bucks and easy to control
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Edited on 6/9/2008 8:39 AM