Balls with low RGs
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hmm, been bowling with my 13.6 lbs Ebonite Trimax Pearl II
can consider a low RG ball,
Thinking of having a heavier ball,
maybe around 14,5 lbs .
Any good balls to recommend ?
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Well,
There are many "good" balls out there. It's a little hard to recommend a ball without seeing how you actually bowl, but it'll be easier for us to give suggestions if you provide a few details on how you play.
Speed? Style? Line you love play, maybe outside, maybe inside? Where you normally play? -
Oops, one thing!
Are you using the:
1) Vortex 2 TRIMAX Pearl, or the
2) Matrix TRIMAX II Pearl?
The Vortex 2 is the one with the very low Rg, however, the Matrix Trimax 2 is only somewhat medium Rg. Just want to make sure you didn't get them mixed up. -
Dude, you have to at least say what conditions you play on. Nobody can "recommend" any ball if we don't know what lanes you are trying to tackle.
In addition to what Prata mentioned about personal information, I think you should tell us what shortcomings your current ball has, so we know what you need to complement your current ball. -
...and the two gurus, speak.....
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Columbia 300 Game has low RG, ard 2.570...
but this is not the lowest I think.
Ebonite Matrix Dynasty and TPC Warrior have lower RGs.
But ian's Aggressive Reative Fuze Red is among the lowest....2.4plus plus.....
Now that's reactive.
Or you could try Proactive balls. I suppose they hook just as much with high backend....
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An RG of 2.570 is regarded as medium-high. I've only ever seen one high RG ball - 2.6+...
I think the minimum legal RG is 2.400. Well, either that or 2.425. Anyway, Ebonite and Brunswick has traditionally push the minimum RGs to the limits. Columbia and Track stuff always hovers around the 2.5 mark.