I'll put it to you this way. I have more balls in my closet than MWhite has presently on the wall in his pro shop.
Granted, he has all the new brands and can get them in any weights you want where as mine are in 15lb and 16lb weights only and are ball released from 2011-2013. However, I could sell each one for say $80 and I'd make a profit.
Soon the number will drop from 11 to 9. I'm having MWhite drill me up a couple beauties...probably late July. I'd like to have a mini arsenal by the time the Fall league starts....hopefully in time for sweeps. Maybe get another one drilled up end of the year; drop down to 8.
The issue is...it's hard NOT to buy more. There's two very nice, high end balls I have my eye on right now...that I DON'T need...but man, when you're offering a pro performance level, top of the line ball...that 1 month ago was $159 and 3 months ago was $209...and now it can be had for a mere $89?? I mean...thats really, REALLY hard to pass on. We're talking about balls with an MSRP of $209-$279 that are selling right now on bowlingball.com for $99-$159...and can be had elsewhere for as low as $89!! Free shipping, first quality, all that!
I mean, (to promote this lovely site), if you go on bowlingball.com right NOW...you can get an Ebonite Champion (Pro-Series level, released last year, used by Ebonite pros on the tour) in 14lb, 15lb, or 16lbs for $99.99 shipped! That is a HELLuva deal!! That ball was released LAST year. It is STILL listed at the top of the Ebonite website (thus not retired) as one of their 3 high performance balls. Thats a HIGH PERFORMANCE...Ebonite (usually not cheap)...FIRST quality...free shipping....UNDER $100. LESS than what you'd pay for an entry level Tropical Breeze off the shelf or some plastic ball.
As a lover of bargains...it is THESE type of things that lead me to not be able to truly take full advantage of my walk-in closet!!
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