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Saturday, May 22, 2010

Ebonite Playmaker Video Response On Synthetic Lanes

Ebonite Playmaker
On Synthetic Lanes Video Response


This was a video response I did of the Ebonite Playmaker, it was bowled on a brunswick pro-anvilane synthetic bowling lane surface and a 39 foot house pattern...

This video was in response to the previous one with my new camcorder, the bowling ball layout was a a dual angle drilling 50 x 41/2 x 75 which is a later and faster response to friction layout...

The bowling ball surface was the 2000 abralon finish. There are five shots three at the same angle and one at in slow motion and a close up to show the backend and ball reaction at the pins...

I like the playmaker it sets up and carries the pins very well. There is the video and product description and links to get more information about the ebonite playmaker below...




playmaker

Ebonite Playmaker
RG: 2.45 Differential: .051 Flare Potential: High Breakpoint Shape: Strong Mid-Lane with Good Backend Lane Condition: Medium Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: GB 10.7 Factory Finish: 4000 Grit Abralon Color: Black / Purple / Silver Pearl Core Name: VII


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Ebonite Playmaker

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Brunswick Rattler - Video Review

Brunswick Rattler
Bowling Ball Video Review




This was a video I did of the Brunswick Rattler. The video shows 7 views and 3 different angles. In addition, it shows the bowling ball drilling layout and was bowling on wood lanes with a typical house shot. The layout is a slow response to friction layout or what I call an early rolling layout. The rattler is suppose to use the Brunswick Inferno original coverstock. The ball had a nice arcing motion and did not jumpon the dry I did see some wiggle in the oil, but really the ball performed well for a mid priced ball. It seems it is a good medium oil medium priced bowling ball. In addition, I left the surface at the out of box finish. Below there is a video of bowl, a brief description and a link to get more information on the rattler.




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Brunswick Bowling Balls

brunswick rattler bowling ball

Brunswick Rattler
Lane Condition: Medium
Coverstock: Reactive Resin
RG: 2.539 Finish: Polished
Color: Indigo Pearl / Ivory
The Brunswick Rattler uses brunswick's activator coverstock which provides strong downlane recovery, longevity of ball reaction. In addition, the Rattler uses a lower RG core with Brunswick's Multi-Sided Rocket Core System.



Brunswick Rattler

Friday, June 5, 2009

Morich LevRG Response Video Review

Morich LevRG Response Bowling Ball Video




This was a video I did in the response to another Morich LevRG Response video I did for YouTube. Yes it was a bad video, but that video has the most views out of all the others I have done. Well this was a new video I did it has 3 views at 3 angles, it was bowled on a house pattern and is on wood lanes with guardian on the first 22 ft. There is a description of the bowling balls and links to get more information. This ball has the new coverstock called RA that the USBC is going to use as a standard in coverstock design.

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Morich LevRG Response

LevRG Response
Development Concept:
To produce a new coverstock with a larger Ra value to increase performance by providing increased lane surface contact. Use modified core densities to produce a later more responsive and continuous breakpoint
Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy
Coverstock: Reactive Resin
RG: 2.509 Finish: Polished
Color: Blurple Berry Pearl

Morich Bowling Balls


Morich LevRG Response Video Review