Making me wish I would actually keep a list of my arsenal to refer to .Glenn wrote: ↑December 5th, 2022, 7:52 pm WARNING: Thread is being high-jacked. LOL!
Eric,
In looking over your inventory, I noticed that a lot of your equipment falls in the RG 260 DIFF 0.041 iDIFF 0.014 category in either solid or pearl.
Looks like a dull and shiny urethane pair, too.
If I remember correctly, you moved to 13# bowling balls.
OOB solids are 500/1500 and OOB pearls are 500/1000/compound.
So, are you getting your separation with surface changes and layouts?
Asking for a friend.
Glenn
Yes, most of my balls have the same core but with different coverstocks.
The core choices are limited with lighter weight equipment.
The Brunswick family just happens to offer the most coverstock choices and colors with their best 12/13# Asymmetrical core.
Yes, I definitely have separation .
After only one season I am still learning how each one performs and what surface to keep them.
None of my balls have have duplicated layouts.
None of my pieces are factory surface. I have a ball spinner and regularly refresh the surfaces.
I do have a couple of balls that I keep with the same surface, layout and coverstock strength separate them nicely.
Hammer obsession 50-3.5-40 and Brunswick Evo Pearl 80-2.5-40 both with 800/2000 surface is my favorite one two punch right now.
I refresh Dull surfaces every 3 games. Shiny surfaces last quite a bit longer, maybe 2 times in a season or when they start hooking too early.