Dynothane Vendetta Reactive Blue/Silver Pearl Bowling Ball

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..., and at £170, what a price that is! · Storm Trauma – This is the pearl version of the above, i.e. it has a mirror finish, which makes it slide further down the lane before turning. (This is known as the break point in the world of tenpin bowling). Again you will be looking at over £150 to have this in your bag. Well, that’s ball and shoes covered! Well, why stop here! You know need all the other expensive, unnecessary things that make bowling such a pain in the arse! ~~BOWLING BAG~~ Which one of these you buy, will of course, depend on how many bowling balls you have. (Notice how I said bowling balls, not just balls!). So how many have you got? 4 balls – Wow, your getting in to the sport now aren’t you! To house your large stock of balls, there are about 4 companies who make bags this big. AMF, Brunswick... Read review

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Advantages: Hook potential, colour, price
Disadvantages: Discontinued

...keen on purple. Most new balls in production are multicoloured swirling looking jobs which gets a bit boring after a while, most of the colour combinations don't even look good. A solid coloured ball like this is much appreciated because they are few and far between - the only other one I can think of right now is the Brunswick Danger Zone. I bowl with a 15lb and own a Brunswick Monster ScreamR bowling ball which is a ball for light-medium oil reactive compared with the goliath for medium to heavy. They are both drilled for maximum hook with finger inserts. This ball is a heavy oil ball through and through. It will over hook on dryer lanes and will hook in the oil where a reactive ball wont. The coverstock-core combination produces the biggest hooking ball that we have seen on our lanes. It is a very hard hitting ball too sometimes... Read review

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Advantages: Looks incrediable.
Disadvantages: Gets dirty quickly

...I have been bowling now for about 3 years and curretnly average around the 175 mark. I play for Nottinghamshire and Lenton. For those of you who dont know, in bowling , bowlers usualy carry 2 or more balls.........one of these is a "spare" ball. For picking up spares. These balls are very shiney so they skid in the lane oil, and have little/no tendancy to hook. Where as a reactive ball contains a weightblock to make the ball "break" when it reachs dry boards, spare balls have a even block which distrabutes the wright of the ball evenly. On to the ball....... I bought his ball about 4 months ago now, as I needed a new spare ball sine my old one had "worn out". I was looking in my local proshop and I came across this amxing item. Most bowling balls are a single colour, a few mixed colur, but this one revolutionised the indusrty... Read review

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