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Equipment Boards => Roto Grip => Topic started by: Buckwild on December 27, 2017, 10:45:51 AM
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Hi,
Currently I have in my bag:
Radical Guru Master
Code Black
Motiv Venom Shock
900 Global Honey Badger
Storm Mix (spares)
I have been hearing a lot about the Hustle INK, that its a must-have ball. Thinking about picking one up as a Xmas present to myself.
Where would this ball fit in what I currently have?
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Bottom of your bag besides the spare ball. When you prefer a similar motion of the Venom Shock and not the Honey Badger, but the Shock cover is too much.
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I would put it below the Venom Shock but a completely different reaction & hook shape compared to the Honey Badger.
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Regardless of fit, it fits in the light oil category, but be aware that it’s much STRONGER than advertised.
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Definitely under the Honey Badger.
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Regardless of fit, it fits in the light oil category, but be aware that it’s much STRONGER than advertised.
Couldn't agree more. Much STRONGER than advertised may not be enough to completely describe how strong the INK truly is. My ink, drilled 4*4*2 has a much larger motion and covers more boards than any ball in my bag, including the Hyper Cell, Hyper Cell Skid, and Asylum.
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Regardless of fit, it fits in the light oil category, but be aware that it’s much STRONGER than advertised.
What drugs are you on? Or do youjust not take into account that there are many varieties of bowlers out there?
It depends on the rev/speed ratio. If you're rev dominant, it fits in the medium oil category. If you're speed dominant, it fits in the light oil category. If you're matched, it fits into the medium-light oil category. If you drill it too weak or too strong it can move up or down a category.
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I would put it below the Venom Shock but a completely different reaction & hook shape compared to the Honey Badger.
I agree.
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Regardless of fit, it fits in the light oil category, but be aware that it’s much STRONGER than advertised.
What drugs are you on? Or do youjust not take into account that there are many varieties of bowlers out there?
It depends on the rev/speed ratio. If you're rev dominant, it fits in the medium oil category. If you're speed dominant, it fits in the light oil category. If you're matched, it fits into the medium-light oil category. If you drill it too weak or too strong it can move up or down a category.
Don’t do drugs never have lol; Only stated the obvious that Roto Grip designed this release was for whic is light oil. We all understand all too well that their are many variables that determine what condition a ball can best be used on by the bowlers’ style, again STATED what Roto Grip marketed the ball for only, which is why I bought it for THAT PURPOSE.
Have a good day.