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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: coachOsilver on June 07, 2018, 12:40:56 AM

Title: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: coachOsilver on June 07, 2018, 12:40:56 AM
Top Quality Racks for bowlers with discerning taste.
The PBR Series Racks are suited for utility, basic, or even the most plush of environments.

PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks continue to please bowlers nationwide!  These racks reliably & beautifully; organize, consolidate, and display your arsenal in a manner that demands attention. 

PBR Series racks are extremely simple & quick to assemble.  NO TOOLS are necessary for assembly, so even the least handy of us can complete the assembly in less than 2-3 minutes.

PBR Series Racks can be found on Amazon, and they are available in 9, 12, and 15 ball capacities.  Purchase yours today!  Simply enter "Bowling Ball Racks" (without quotes "") into the search bar of Amazon to be directed to the listings.

Title: Re: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: BowlingForDonuts on June 22, 2018, 08:03:40 PM
Have two of these my wife got me as gifts and built herself no problems (she's pretty handy, but assembling these racks a breeze) and they really uncluttered our walk in closet  so I don't hesitate to recommend at least the 12 ball rack to anyone (sure others good as well).  Very sturdy and its so nice to have your arsenal right at your fingertips and not have to go through totes or even worse ball boxes in the garage to grab what you want.  Have had zero problems with balls cracking but also rotate regularly.
Title: Re: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: MI 2 AZ on June 22, 2018, 11:01:10 PM
Have two of these my wife got me as gifts and built herself no problems (she's pretty handy, but assembling these racks a breeze) and they really uncluttered our walk in closet  so I don't hesitate to recommend at least the 12 ball rack to anyone (sure others good as well).  Very sturdy and its so nice to have your arsenal right at your fingertips and not have to go through totes or even worse ball boxes in the garage to grab what you want.  Have had zero problems with balls cracking but also rotate regularly.

As someone else who lives in AZ, I would make sure to put them in plastic bags before putting them on the rack.  Additional insurance.

Title: Re: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: AlonzoHarris on June 23, 2018, 12:01:54 AM
Is the wood beveled?
Title: Re: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: charlest on June 23, 2018, 06:00:20 AM
Hey Coach,

You should tell everyone that in Amazon these "PBR" are marketed as Optimal Branding Solutions. When I looked them up as "PBR Bowling Ball Racks", I got nothing from the Amazon search engine.

At least I assume Optimal Branding sells PBR racks.

https://www.amazon.com/Optimal-Branding-Solutions-Bowling-Ball/dp/B074Z5J43W (https://www.amazon.com/Optimal-Branding-Solutions-Bowling-Ball/dp/B074Z5J43W)
Title: Re: PBR Series Bowling Ball Racks
Post by: BowlingForDonuts on June 23, 2018, 10:37:55 AM
Hey Coach,

You should tell everyone that in Amazon these "PBR" are marketed as Optimal Branding Solutions. When I looked them up as "PBR Bowling Ball Racks", I got nothing from the Amazon search engine.

At least I assume Optimal Branding sells PBR racks.

https://www.amazon.com/Optimal-Branding-Solutions-Bowling-Ball/dp/B074Z5J43W (https://www.amazon.com/Optimal-Branding-Solutions-Bowling-Ball/dp/B074Z5J43W)

Yep that is what it says on the box so they are the same I believe (again just enjoy the product, no financial interest whatsoever).  To answer other questions it is not beveled but balls don't move easy once placed and since I rotate often it doesn't leave marks even on my softer pieces.  As for bags I do that for a few of my gems on the rack (and all that are in boxes in garage) but most the balls I actually rotate in and out and use fairly often.  Climate controlled where I have the racks and honestly I think its more the humidity changes and cold that cracks balls and since here in Sonora land (especially my closet) we seldom have either less worried about that.  Supposedly wood racks are bad on balls but had the one rack since Christmas with no problems (frequent rotating is key).  The convenience and being able to see and pick what you want to throw that day like with clothes is very nice.  Have too many balls according to wife so if one cracks then a new spot just opened for the Quantum Bias lol.