Considering the PBA isn't on until November...and Hammer doesn't have a staffer the caliber of Tommy how about this.  NO.  Your comment's major point seemed to be that poeple bought the One because of telecasts and you conclude with "do you think it will be in the same boat?"...no.
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Hi, my name is Brian and I'm a recovering Brunswick user.  Thanks Rotogrip!

-"That Kangaroo stole my ball"

-"It's like a tire fire, trying to put it out only makes it worse.  You've just gotta let it burn... grab a beer and let it burn.'

Yes I feel this ball will be a huge seller.  I know a few bowlers that have one and a few that want one.  Hell I want one and don't have a need for it.

Of all the High end stuff that they released from the first viscious to the Road Hawg, the best in my opinion was the Big Deal.  Like the Real Deal, but much more readable, and the only difference being the core.  The Gas Mask core was really one of their better designs.  It fostered a smooth ball motion in everything it was in.  The fact that they also matched the core up with an agressive non polished solid was a great combo.  Although that ball didn't seem to sell to well, the rerelease of that core with a more appealing type of reaction, strong at the beakpoint, and a new line with a good name should mean big sales.  Whether the sales can equal those of the One depends on how well the word about this ball gets around.
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How can you have any pudding if you've dirtied your feet?

Mike,
Thank you for your support!  Keep drillin' em!  As a company we need all the support we can get, as all companies do.

Chris Heringer
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Chris Heringer
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hammer Amateur Staff Member