BallReviews
General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: StormRoto on October 24, 2004, 12:44:52 PM
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What kinda of lanes surface do you bowl on at your local house for leagues ??
I bowl in a town who both houses have Brunswick Pro-Anvilane
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AMF synthetics about 5 years old
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Brian362
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One house is laneshield, the other house is wood, 24' guardian.
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~~~SrK - Have balls, will travel
Spending the kids inheritance one tournament at a time.
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Do you have trouble scoring with the quardian , we had it before we went to the sythentics and the scores were horrible. The balls would rev up early and nothing on the backends...
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I shoot on all wood at one place and wood with Guardian in another.
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Evolutionary. Revolutionary.
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Do you have trouble scoring with the quardian , we had it before we went to the sythentics and the scores were horrible. The balls would rev up early and nothing on the backends...
I've had similar reactions from guardian surfaces.
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Brian362
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All places I shoot at are synthetic.
Well, there's this one place, where 40-60 feet or 45-60 feet looks like wood, and 1-40 or 1-45 is synthetic. It only looks like it though.
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Oil man asks, "What in God's name am I throwing on his lanes!?" - From Lane #1's Dirty Bomb vid.
--Detour Kid
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do you guys that bowl on sythentics have any problems with carrydown in league ??
or do you guys have real clean backends
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All wood here.
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I just close my eyes and throw the ball
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hammertime24,
I have a real problem w/ carrydown in my house. They carrydown fast, leaving drying heads and little to no backends. Low scores across the table.
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Brian362
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In Palo Alto we bowl on a wood surface. The surface is in fair condition. They will need to be replaced in the next few years, depending on the renewal of the lease of the center. I also bowl at Serra Bowl (near SF) and they have Murrey-Brand synthetic lanes. It is similar to the DBA/Brunswick surface and is in average condition.
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-Jeremy Vitug
It is YOU who decides what happens on the lane.
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Really old wooden lanes. I'm pretty sure that our house bought them used since they are so cheap.......

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-Andy
Brunswick Unofficial Amateur Staffer
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I bowl in one wood house that they resurface every year EXCELLENT condition.
1 with 5 year old Pro Anvil.
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STORMIN1
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Really old wooden lanes. I'm pretty sure that our house bought them used since they are so cheap.......

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-Andy
Brunswick Unofficial Amateur Staffer
HAHAHA, andy, get this. Our lanes are over 25 years old, and were bought used from china! They're gonna have to get new lanes soon, these have been resurfaced so many times!
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16 years and still going strong! 16 years old that is!
The names Warrior Princess, Xena..Warrior Princess
And why would I "saw" pins in half, THATS A WASTE OF PINS!
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All wood in both houses. The lanes in one house are well maintained, the other one you can see the wear and tear on them...
Matt
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amf synthetics and one with wood with laneshield on top, those are the 2 main houses.
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Tom Kelleys Pro Shop
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Sunday / Monday HPL
Thurs. Guardian
Fri. Pro lane, the new stuff.
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Brunswick Synthetics and the other house is a Brunswick Have Synthetic and half wood. Heads are Synthetic there.
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Oil is served Best with fingers!
Why does the 8 Pin laugh at me!
Sheppy
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Brunswick ProAnvil Lanes are the hardest surface that they currently make. Which you don't get much help from the lanes, as in wood lanes you have track area to play that is usually wore down. HPL's are known for having strong backends due to the surface being softer...
Sometimes it is hard to match up while bowling on the ProAnvil lanes, even in league play due to the different styles of whom you bowl with that night..
Sometimes it is an advantage and or a disadvantage....
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HPL's are known for having strong backends due to the surface being softer...
Please clue me in as to why HPL's have stronger backends due to being softer? If anything being softer would be more like wood which would carrydown a bit easier. Harder surface would not leave as large an imprint for balls to carrydown lane conditioner.
Scott
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wood in one house and 2 yr old anvil lane in the other
carry down is a problem on the anvil lane
worn out heads are a problem with the wood they
haven't been resurfaced for the last 4 yrs
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grab yer balls and lets go bowling