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Equipment Boards => Roto Grip => Topic started by: TrackGuyJeff on February 23, 2007, 04:27:17 AM

Title: wanting to get a horizon solid.. any thoughts on this ball
Post by: TrackGuyJeff on February 23, 2007, 04:27:17 AM
i would like to get the horizon solid. im looking for a stronger ball than what i currently have. my current arsenal is: rsx, rsp, rush,and wrath xp. i bowl on wood lanes, 43 ft pattern, 7 to 7. also, will be bowling in a pba experience league in may, so i want ball to help on those conditions as well. im a high rev, 18-19 mph, lot of hand, likes to open up the lane. let me know what you guys think..thanks



                                  jeff
Title: Re: wanting to get a horizon solid.. any thoughts on this ball
Post by: tloy on February 23, 2007, 03:23:44 PM
I have the RSP and the Horizon solid and it definately would be a great choice , but you may also wan to consider the Odyssey. Odyssey is probably 5-7 boards stronger than the Horzon solid from what I understand. But for the price you cant beat the Roto Grip Mid line equip. The Horizon solid will be earlier and stronger than the RSP... Hope this helps.
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Title: Re: wanting to get a horizon solid.. any thoughts on this ball
Post by: BackToBasics on February 24, 2007, 06:41:47 AM
The Horizon Solid is a great choice but the SD-73 may matchup a little better for what you are looking for (wanting to open up the lane).  Both are very strong but the SD-73 has more kick and continuation downlane.  My SD is about 4-5 stronger downlane than my Horizon.

If you wanted something with a potentially sharper break, take a look at the Odyssey.
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Title: Re: wanting to get a horizon solid.. any thoughts on this ball
Post by: mab on February 24, 2007, 10:28:38 AM
I have the all 3, SD73 Classic,RSP,Horizon Soild. The SD73 is a very strong hard arc/flip on the backend 1000 w/reacta shine drilled 4x5 not a great midlane due to the polish. The RSP is a very versatile strong arcing ball,more on the back great recovery that every one should have IMHO, it is my favorite all time ball, 800 w/Moon Shine 4x4.5. The Horizon Solid is another strong arcing ball with a huge midlane and continuation on the back, oob 4.25x4.5. All have great hitting power. It all depends on what you are looking for and lane conditions.
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Edited on 2/24/2007 11:39 AM
Title: Re: wanting to get a horizon solid.. any thoughts on this ball
Post by: agroves on February 24, 2007, 06:41:06 PM
My horizon solid will be here Thursday, I'll post a review when I punch it up.

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