BallReviews
Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: AnoKukoko on April 25, 2006, 12:29:00 PM
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With in a month my 3 and 5 games average were 115 to 130 with highest score at 197 with a vintage, mis-drilled Manhattan Rubber which is usually unpredicable and soaks up the oil making it hard to hook properly.
I have selected Overtime and Big time, but whats ur input? I am not lookin to burn my wallet, just a ball around $100s.
BTW Is buddiesproshop.com good? they got a good deal for over time and big time. free shipping with free 2 ball tote. not 2 balls but each come with free shippin and 2 ball tote for 99.95
Thanks
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Buddies is a great site to use.
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www.bowlingballexchange.com
Saturday Youth League
http://bowlingtracker.no-ip.org:2222/personalstats/ViewStats.asp?PS_LeagueID=6610
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is there an website that explains the specs of ebonite balls, similar to storm bowling.com where they explain the specs and have some layouts on the hook, etc?
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www.ebonite.com
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AZ Guy aka: R & L Bowlers Pro
rlbowlerspro@cox.net
www.rlbowlerspro.com
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Ok been looking around ebonite trying to understand some bowling terms. I mean im not new to the bowling action but im green when it comes to the terms of bowling. My release is at 4:30 for some kind of axis rotation. i usually use the dot right of the 10 dot, i use the inside track to track area at 35's before the breaking point. My ball speed would be around average. Would Big hit be the right choice for me?
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after getting a 6 game 142 avg. I noticed that my Manhattan rubber ball didnt soak up the oil. Im assuming i would bowl on medium to medium heavy oil conditions. Since Big Time is suited for Heavy oil, would Overtime meet my needs? Or what grit should i sand to if i get Big time? If anyone knows what oil conditions tend to be at bowling centers in the KCKS Metro area? (Overland Park, Olathe, Shawnee)