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Equipment Boards => Motiv => Topic started by: johnkim on July 27, 2019, 07:20:20 AM
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Which ball should i use first for med/heavy oil condition?
According to motiv ball guide:
covert revolt: 14 length/ 18 backend/ 55 total hook/ 5" flare 2.5 rg /.056 diff
gt: 14 length/ 16 backend/ 55 total hook/ 5" flare 2.53 rg/.047 diff
But in BJI:
covert revot: 49 total hook/ 17 length/ 13 break point shape
gt: 51.5 total hook/ 15 length/ 14 break point shape
I am a little speed dominant player. Both of them has 2000 sanded.
Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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Revolt for sure; It handles more oil up front better, while the Forza GT is more of transition and controllable ball for medium conditions.
Hope this helps.
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Which ball should i use first for med/heavy oil condition?
According to motiv ball guide:
revolt: 14 length/ 18 backend/ 55 total hook/ 5" flare 2.5 rg /.056 diff
gt: 14 length/ 16 backend/ 55 total hook/ 5" flare 2.53 rg/.047 diff
But in BJI:
revot: 49 total hook/ 17 length/ 13 break point shape
gt: 51.5 total hook/ 15 length/ 14 break point shape
I am a little speed dominant player. Both of them has 2000 sanded.
Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Which Revolt?
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The Covert Revolt (He changed it in original post).
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Leftybowler70's response nailed it.
Covert Revolt better on the fresh, Forza GT better for the transition, especially on medium conditions.
The Forza GT is a great benchmark ball, but performs at it's best when the lanes start to breakdown. For me usually the middle of the second game. Being so controllable I can stay with it all the way thru the 3rd game on medium conditions.
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For me, GT every day and twice on Sunday. Yes, even on fresh. Especially if you’re keeping it at 2000