mckbowler
12-12-2010, 12:00 PM
Brunswick Wicked Siege
I recommend the Wicked Siege for any bowler. Because I am an above average rev rate player, the out-of-box cover seemed to be too strong for me. With the surface change to 2000, it seemed to tame down the reaction, so that the ball would save all of its energy for the backend. This change was essential for me to produce maximum carry, because it was hooking too early on heavy to medium house shot conditions. At 2000, I created a controllable down lane reaction with consistent pin carry on heavy to medium fresh house shots.
(I am a higher rev-rate player. If you are a lower rev rate player, then I recommend keeping the out-of-box cover for the first several games to decide how the Wicked Siege reacts for you.)
Richard VanScoyk
Brunswick Amateur Staff Member
Turbo Amateur Staff Member
NOTE: The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.
I recommend the Wicked Siege for any bowler. Because I am an above average rev rate player, the out-of-box cover seemed to be too strong for me. With the surface change to 2000, it seemed to tame down the reaction, so that the ball would save all of its energy for the backend. This change was essential for me to produce maximum carry, because it was hooking too early on heavy to medium house shot conditions. At 2000, I created a controllable down lane reaction with consistent pin carry on heavy to medium fresh house shots.
(I am a higher rev-rate player. If you are a lower rev rate player, then I recommend keeping the out-of-box cover for the first several games to decide how the Wicked Siege reacts for you.)
Richard VanScoyk
Brunswick Amateur Staff Member
Turbo Amateur Staff Member
NOTE: The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.