Registered: 05/07/08
Posts: 14
A/S/L: 22/male/moore, ok
not really a big fan of the anger at all its already to much for my style of bowling. looking for something for like all the patterns since i bowl in the regional tour.
Registered: 05/07/08
Posts: 14
A/S/L: 22/male/moore, ok
ok if i was going to bowl on the viper and i wanted to drill a ball with the rico pattern which would be the best ball i like Brunswick and Storm but i was told i should have a ball with a symmetrical core.
CoachJim USBC Silver Coach
Registered: 09/19/06
Posts: 1843
A/S/L: Reston, Virginia USA
It doesn't matter between symmetrical or asymmetrical, the type of ball and surface are what you need to match, you drill the weight hole through the mass bias any way so it doesn't matter.
I have seen much success with Brunswick and Storm equipment drilled with the rico. For the Viper I would pick the Fury Pearl or the twisted, if it was me.
CoachJim USBC Silver Coach
Registered: 09/19/06
Posts: 1843
A/S/L: Reston, Virginia USA
It depends on your revrate and the amount of oil they use, it might work on the viper for people with lower speed to revrate or rev dominant players on lighter oil patterns, but might not be enough ball for heavier longer oil patterns or speed dominant players.
CoachJim USBC Silver Coach
Registered: 09/19/06
Posts: 1843
A/S/L: Reston, Virginia USA
Then try the Gravity the Twisted or the momentum then, and you had better be able to make adjustments. Those balls are the most versitile out there right now, but that doesn't mean the same ball will work on all patterns, that is why people carry so many balls. If you only needed one ball then this game would be very easy.
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