Author Topic: Ogre SS vs. Green Gargoyle (Read 1923 times)

PowrKoil17 · « **on:** September 18, 2011, 06:59:18 AM »

i have acquired both, they are drilled pretty much the same. how do they compare, which is weaker? would like to part with one, but can't decide. please help

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MC · « **Reply #1 on:** September 18, 2011, 08:19:08 PM »

Green Gargoyle should give you a little more length and sharper break point.

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TWOHAND834 · « **Reply #2 on:** September 19, 2011, 05:19:42 AM »

The cover on the SS is a little stronger. I too have the same thing (both balls drilled pretty similar). For me, the SS appears to read the oil a little sooner and is more of a strong arc in comparison to the Gargoyle. For me, the Gargoyle is a more true skid/flip. Because the SS seems to read the lane a little sooner, it actually has a few more boards of overall hook as well. SO.......

Using the Gargoyle, if I am standing 25, looking to play 13 at the arrows and 7 at the breakpoint, I have to move into 27-28, play 15-16 out to 7 in order to use the SS.

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scotts33 · « **Reply #3 on:** September 19, 2011, 06:06:30 AM »

I believe Steve should know pretty well how they compare. Seems to me I remember him doing very well at Natl's a few years back with a Mean Greenie. Yes Steve?

TWOHAND834 wrote on 9/19/2011 5:19 AM:The cover on the SS is a little stronger. I too have the same thing (both balls drilled pretty similar). For me, the SS appears to read the oil a little sooner and is more of a strong arc in comparison to the Gargoyle. For me, the Gargoyle is a more true skid/flip. Because the SS seems to read the lane a little sooner, it actually has a few more boards of overall hook as well. SO.......

Using the Gargoyle, if I am standing 25, looking to play 13 at the arrows and 7 at the breakpoint, I have to move into 27-28, play 15-16 out to 7 in order to use the SS.

Peace doesnt always have to be silent.

Scott

TWOHAND834 · « **Reply #4 on:** September 19, 2011, 07:07:21 AM »

That is correct, Scott. Just about all of my highest sets at the USBC/ABC have involved the Mean Green. I would say that for a cranker, such as myself, you should see 3-4 boards more hook out of the SS as to compared to the Gargoyle. For a stroker, it will probably be half that.

scotts33 wrote on 9/19/2011 6:06 AM:
I believe Steve should know pretty well how they compare. Seems to me I remember him doing very well at Natl's a few years back with a Mean Greenie. Yes Steve?

TWOHAND834 wrote on 9/19/2011 5:19 AM:
The cover on the SS is a little stronger. I too have the same thing (both balls drilled pretty similar). For me, the SS appears to read the oil a little sooner and is more of a strong arc in comparison to the Gargoyle. For me, the Gargoyle is a more true skid/flip. Because the SS seems to read the lane a little sooner, it actually has a few more boards of overall hook as well. SO.......

Using the Gargoyle, if I am standing 25, looking to play 13 at the arrows and 7 at the breakpoint, I have to move into 27-28, play 15-16 out to 7 in order to use the SS.

Peace doesnt always have to be silent.

Scott

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Author Topic: Ogre SS vs. Green Gargoyle (Read 1923 times)

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