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Equipment Boards => Roto Grip => Topic started by: thedjs on November 06, 2021, 03:18:08 PM
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Need to get a new 11 pound ball for my wife (due to an injury) and it looks like the 11 lb. Hustle has some sort of a weight block (kinda looks like a hockey puck). How would you drill a ball like this so that it has some back end but is still controllable? Her speed is slow.
Thanks for the help.
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Don't overthink it.
It's an 11lb ball, it's not going to be very dynamic. 12lbs is where you can get a dynamic core where layout would have some influence. Just get what color or design she likes the most
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Need to get a new 11 pound ball for my wife (due to an injury) and it looks like the 11 lb. Hustle has some sort of a weight block (kinda looks like a hockey puck). How would you drill a ball like this so that it has some back end but is still controllable? Her speed is slow.
Thanks for the help.
While I commend you for wanting the best for your wife; you are way overthinking this. You are looking for an 11 pound ball to be as dynamic as a 15 pound ball and it isnt going to happen. As I mentioned to you in another forum you posted about this same thing; I steered you towards a Puma because the cover still has some strength being GB10.7 and with her ball speed and the pearl cover; it is going to give a skid/flip type reaction. But at the end of the day, it is 11 pounds. What I would do is take her to a pro shop and just let her pick out a ball with her favorite color in that price point whether it is a Puma, Beast, Hustle, Electrify, or Rhino.