For a limited time you can get a T-Road Solid or Pearl (retail: 179.99) for $109.99 Drilled! These are great bowling balls for any type of bowler, from beginners to 230 averages. The T-Road Pearl is really clean through the fronts and unleashes a powerful move in the back part of the lane. The T-Road Solid gives a strong and controlled mid-lane hook that can handle heavily oiled patterns and sport patterns with ease. This price is only while supplies last so act now! Give us a call at the shop to reserve yours today!
Archive for August, 2009
Roto Grip Nomad Solid and Nomad Pearl Bowling Ball Reviews
10
Aug
LAYOUTS (Using Dual Angle Technique)
Roto Grip Nomad
Pin – 3 1/2″
Drill Angle – 40 degrees
VAL Angle – 60 degrees
weight hole 2″ down VAL
Roto Grip Nomad Pearl
Pin – 4 1/2
Drill Angle – 30 degrees
VAL Angle – 30 degrees
REVIEW
Since the Silver Streaks were one of my favorite balls and the Nomads use the Rotary core that was in the Silver Streaks I have been looking forward to these releases for some time.
The Nomad solid with the layout that I used is really clean through the fronts with a strong mid-lane reaction. Quite the reaction I was expecting. A very versatile ball motion that can be used on multiple types of lane patterns by many types of bowlers.
The Nomad Pearl was surprising. I was expecting a “skid/flip” reaction with this ball, but to my surprise the reaction on the back is very smooth for a pearl cover. It is still cleaner than the solid but gives a strong and very controllable move in the back.
These two balls compliment each other better than any 2 releases I have seen in some time. After starting in league with the solid, about the middle of the 2nd game the heads started to burn. I was able to change to the Pearl and stay almost in the exact same spot as where i started.
These two balls are great additions to the already great Roto-Grip line!
Fall Leagues
07
Aug
Fall leagues are about to start. Time to start preparing for that fall season. Here is a short checklist to help make sure you have everything you need.
- Do you need to have your hand checked? It is good to check your fit every 6 months or so.
- Check your inserts and slug, if they are worn it is probably time to have them replaced
- Is your ball in need of resurfacing? If there are alot of scratches in the track then it is time to have that ball resurfaced to make it look new again.
- Are you low on accessories. Bowlers Tape, Rosin, Easy slide, Protection tape, are things you should have in your bag just in case.
- Is it time for a new ball? Technology in this sport moves very rapidly! with the advances in equipment a new ball could quite possibly raise your average that 5 or 10 pins you needed to win that league last year.
The fall season is only a few weeks away, make sure you are prepared for that first night so you are not running around trying to fix your equipment your first night of league.
BOWL WELL!