To be sure, I am not compensated by #TeamBrunswick or Lane Side Reviews, but I promote them both.
However, while there are people who will criticize you because they are made in Mexico, you will see how good they are very soon, and does it ever get better as you upgrade!
If you want to know more about the Brunswick, DV8 & Radical lines, go to YouTube.com and check out the videos from Lane Side Reviews.
They are not just another video of people bowling with music in the video. They actually talk about whatever they are reviewing and make some observations comparing them to other equipment in the #TeamBrunswick line. They are the best!
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Southern Nevada USBC Board of Directors. DV8 - Thug Unruly, Vandal, Vandal Smash. Pitbull, Brunswick - Ultimate Nirvana, Fanatic BTU, Vintage Danger Zone, Plastic T Zone. Memberships- USBC Southern Nevada - http://www.sonvbowl.com, 9TapTour Las Vegas Region - http://www.9taptour.com, LaneSideReviews, #TeamLSR, #TeamBrunswick
after a 25 year layoff I bought a track heat and love it. I won a Storm phaze here but have yet to have it drilled, and YES things have changed...lol
“There’s nothing like throwing a 16lb 8.5 inch sphere at 10 3.5lb wooden objects spaced 12 inches apart and having them all hit each other” proud member of Bowlingboards.com bowling forums and ball contest winner
Back in the early 90's some of the 1st synthetic lanes were installed just outside of Baltimore at Country Club lanes which had an awesome pro shop and the best pork ribs ever. ESPN had the ladies pro tour there several times before it faded out. Still cheering for Liz Johnson now that its back.
So I have tried bowling on formica with my old urethane balls, and used the Firestorm reactive cover on wood. Looking forward to actually matching my needs this time. From what I understand my old huge hooking balls would not have moved much in todays oil patterns. And the Rhino's grip better than my older balls ever did. And they are for todays lighter oil patterns. Which should be fine where I'm going. I had my pin placed just outside of the ring finger to the right for my higher 3/4 roller. Now its up to me to get the timing right and let the ball work.
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