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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: sportbowler on September 24, 2005, 05:27:35 AM
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I'm looking into getting one of these balls to replace my Ebonite Ice for light to dry conditions. I'm looking for a smooth reaction with not allot of backend reaction. Which one would work better on dry conditions? Have any of you had good success with the balls?
Thanks,
Daniel
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Brunswick.....There is no other option
¡Viva la nación de Brunswick!
Edited on 9/24/2005 1:23 PM
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from my experiance the dry/r is awesome on dry lanes
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Its round, has three holes, and you stick your fingers in it.
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Well, I have owned a Dry/R and thrown a red pin, and at least in my hands, the red pin was much smoother. The ball was drilled weak, to roll early and it did just that...smoooooooooooth. The dry/r seemed a tad too jumpy for me, even drilled 2x2.
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I agree the red pin is very smooth for me. One of the better balls I have thrown and the carry is excellent. Got it for $45.00 shipped off e-bay and couldn't be happier with it.
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I have the Red pin and my wife has the Dryr. I have more speed and revs, but the RPZC is much smoother than her Dry/r. I actually think the RPZC is a better choice for high rev players.
Andrew
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Gore in '06!
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red pin!!!!!!!!!!! price and is supppper smooth no matter how is drilled!!!!!!!!
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Honestly I got a lot of balls. No NOT BOWLING BALLS!
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I have the ZC Red Pin and find it a good ball for med/light.Mine is drilled pin over bridge and is too strong for for dry.
I also have the Track Desert Heat.If you want super smooth on dry this is the ball you need.Also found the carry to be significantly better with the Desert Heat.
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Thanks everyone for your replies.
Some of you just said the ball was smooth, which is good, But how does it work on dry?
Thanks again
Daniel
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Brunswick.....There is no other option
¡Viva la nación de Brunswick!