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Equipment Boards => Storm => Topic started by: ddickey on January 19, 2009, 04:01:08 PM
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I need advice on buying a new ball for mostly dry lanes. I am not very experienced but I am wanting to improve. Thanks
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The Street Rod Pearl is Storm's weakest ball in the current line. From what I've heard it's still more of a light oil ball. Depending on how dry the lanes really are it could work. What are you currently throwing and what's happening?
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Tropical hooks less than a Street Rod Pearl.
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Weakest option would be a Tropical, but the cover is still pretty strong. Might work with a weak length drilling, but IMO Storm does not have a true dry lane ball in store.
But: there is are 2 overseas urethane pieces available, the Tour Block NU (pearl with pancake) and Tour Block II (solid with a tad more differential), these shoudl fit your bill well - if you can get hold of them...
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I would suggest av pearl,slide or neptune for a good drylane ball(I have trouble with playing straighter especially when the lanes dry out and the av pearl with the drylane drilling was just the ticket for me.
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I'd recommend the Rotogrip Neptune as a dry lane ball. The polished coverstock and the core is a perfect match for playing dry to light oil.
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I absolutely forgot about the Tropical. Depending the extent of the dry, I'd agree that either an Avalanche Pearl or Neptune are better than something from Storm.