Not sure about that. I think Brunswick and Pyramid are the only two non-US made ball manufacturers.
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A few years ago when I started bowling my pro shop didn't stock Brunswick because they are make outside the USA. Well I just bought a new Storm ball and see that it was made in Taiwan. There is a sticker on the outside of the ball. Is it true that balls are now all foreign manufacture? Just curious.
Not sure about that. I think Brunswick and Pyramid are the only two non-US made ball manufacturers.
all plastic balls are made outside of the US as far as I know.
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InterestingOriginally Posted by Amyers
Storm Products come out of Brigham City, UT. Took a tour about a month ago of the factory. It blew my mind on how many they produce a day (over 300 a day!). Rotogrip is also made in that factory I believe.
My storm mix was made in China.
Hmmmm............... very interesting indeed.
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Some of Elite balls were made in China... but that could of changed....
All of the Mix line from storm are produced in foreign countries.
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Maybe because they are urethane and not reactive resin?
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