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PowrKoil17

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Zone Pro Active
« on: November 12, 2011, 10:01:05 AM »
First off, my son has an Evil Siege (very smooth) and an Ultra Zone (skid snap) which we have found on longer heavier patterns are not strong enough. I saw an old Zone Pro Active ball on the rack at the bowling alley in great shape. I am thinking of buying it off of the alley. It looks just like my Sapphire Solid in color, does anyone out there know anything about this ball? I would assume that it is a particle solid, but which coverstock does it have? DTX, ETX, OR MTX?  Would it be worth the $20 investment?

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Power Groove DryR
Green/Blue Centaur
Green Gargoyle 
Ogre SS 
Sapphire Zone Pearl
Blue Sparkle Gryphon 
Sapphire Zone Solid
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My Arsenal                     Son's Arsenal (HG 267, HS 651, HA 177)
Black Hammer(Faball)    Red Zone
Ogre SS                          Mission 2.0
Dirty Look                      Evil Siege                      
Nexus                             C System 2.5
C System 2.5

 

completebowler

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Re: Zone Pro Active
« Reply #1 on: November 12, 2011, 06:11:02 PM »
It was ETX I am pretty sure and I thought it was the worst of the Brunswick Pro Actives. Not that it was a terrible ball but it was their first one and the later covers had better finish and carry I think. Probably worth $20 but I wouldn't go too much more than that. Very good control piece on tighter shots.


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nocarey

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Re: Zone Pro Active
« Reply #2 on: November 12, 2011, 10:51:29 PM »
also I believe the Zone Pro came in several different pin colors. . .
standard issue was a yellow pin
TE1 red pin
TE2 green pin 
TE3 orange pin 


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