BallReviews
General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: dicnic on October 06, 2015, 04:48:03 PM
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I just put into service a brand new Storm Super Natural and I think I will use if for almost all spares. It is so predictable that it seems to be a "natural" (pun intended) for this usage. Anybody else use a urethane ball for a spare bell, including corner pins?
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Motive Artic Sniper. Probably not what you were asking about, but it is urethane and has an actual core.
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I started using the original Natural for spare ball about 4 years ago. Now use a blue hammer. I think my spare shooting improved when I went with urethane. Had a 40 clean in the BJ the first season. Also made a few bucks with the urethane on tough short patterns and over under house shots.
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I use my storm Pitch Black, reacts as smoothly as a plastic ball.
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I've used the Urethane Power Groove since it came out. Urethane is more durable than polyester. With it polished it's been great.
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I use my Pitch Black
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I use an old Ebonite Turbo Urethane....that ball has the typical turbine shaped core. IT does not move...
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I find urethane particularly useful on tough right side combinations like 3-6-10. Polyester sometimes squirts and sometimes makes a small move unless you have 20+ mph ball speed. Urethane makes a small but predictable move on those combinations.
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I use the Storm Urethane red-silver MIX. Works great for all pins on the right side for RH bowlers, especially for the 3-10 split.
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Last year I used a desperado le. This tear I drilled up a rebel tank with the pin under the middle finger and polished it.
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I currently use a Karma Urethane. I have used urethane for years on spares. It works very well.
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I've had a natural pearl for about 5 years. I flatten out my wrist anyway so I wasn't worries about hook but it us much more durable than plastic and another option on short patterns
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MOTIV Rebel Tank here...
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Polar Ice works great.
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Blue Pearl Hammer.
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I use a Hammer Taboo spare ball
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I use a Brunswick Karma Urethane. Works wonders and has just enough pop to be used as a first ball on the dry.
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I use a Desperado for my spares. I can hook it a little at ugly combos or through straight with a small adjustment. Just works better IMO than plastic.
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I used an old polished urethane ball until I had trouble on the shorter WTBA patterns - the ball hooked just enough to cost me a few missed spares. I went to plastic and havn't had those issues since....however, I do have cracking starting around the middle finger...so yeah, not awesome but whatever.
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I will be in a couple of weeks. Picking up my Booyah then!