Pretty much a comparison between the WD's, the Target Zones, Maxims and the Rios. Which one will go the straightest. I do know the Maxims have a significantly lower RG. And the TZ have more differential than the WD. Let me hear your experiences...
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Edited on 8/5/2005 1:55 PM

It's either a blue dot or Storm's Spare Storm...it also has a very hard shell material.
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-Chris: DJ's Pro Shop : Auburn, MA

Does that mean it hooks quite a bit?
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Bully Your Competition

Let's throw in another series in here. How about the Rio Spareballs?
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Bully Your Competition

V2 Dry
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AZ Guy aka: R & L Bowlers Pro
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www.rlbowlerspro.com

Sleep is over rated.

I've heard mixed reviews about that ball. Some said it hooked and then some said it went straight. I'd prefer not to be surprised.
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big blue spare?

the discontinued spare storm(the black or gray one) was really hard
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I have a problem..i'm a fluffer
currentleague: Anchor on Team 3
F.O.S. Member....Proof

kingpin, The V2 Dry can be made to hook, as any ball can be. I had a White Dot, as does my wife, we could both make those puppies hook, not much, mind you, but right drilling, right hand, any ball will hook.

The V2 Dry , if I spread my fingers, push my palm through the ball, will go down the same board I land it on, again, IF...I hit my mark, spare city, bit that's a BIG if, lately.

I'll stick with my V2 Dry, just wish I hadn't sold my other one....
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AZ Guy aka: R & L Bowlers Pro
rlbowlerspro@cox.net
www.rlbowlerspro.com

Sleep is over rated.

Edited on 8/5/2005 9:08 PM