looking for a step down

[bowl1820]

I see that this has the name and the finish, but are there specs about the cover that you can compare apples to apples with another cover?

No, the specs your thinking about the companies aren't going to be publicly releasing.

Like the coefficient of friction, knowing it would help you do some comparing. But they won't tell you what it is, High priced company "A" doesn't want you to see, that low priced company "B' coverstock is just like theirs.

[Amyers]

No, the specs your thinking about the companies aren't going to be publicly releasing.

Like the coefficient of friction, knowing it would help you do some comparing. But they won't tell you what it is, High priced company "A" doesn't want you to see, that low priced company "B' coverstock is just like theirs.

I've never seen one from Company vs Company. What I was talking about is a chart of core and cover strength which I've seen and have somewhere from Storm and Roto both and just can't find right now. Brunswick and Radical also do a pretty nice chart showing where each of their current balls fit with length and angularity that seems relatively honest at least.

[Amyers]

http://i1164.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7syxteug.jpg

This is last years chart for example unfortunately I cant find this years with the Juiced cover on it.

[bowl1820]

I've never seen one from Company vs Company. What I was talking about is a chart of core and cover strength which I've seen and have somewhere from Storm and Roto both and just can't find right now. Brunswick and Radical also do a pretty nice chart showing where each of their current balls fit with length and angularity that seems relatively honest at least.

Your thinking about this thread:
http://www.bowlingboards.com/threads...strength-chart