By: reddog_1965

reddog_1965 — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:58:59 +0000

Well for what you need is to buy a ball that fits your needs now and in the near future. If your going to try a fingertip ball then you should get a ball that hooks Get a resin ball like a Lane 1 ball or a storm ball. They seem to be the best balls on the market I feel..
If you throw a straight ball then go with something that doesn’t hook like a white dot or urethane ball . But the best thing is to buy a mid range so you have versatility so you can throw it different places on the lane.
To be a better bowler I would say get one resin and one polyester (plastic or hard rubber ball. Rubber balls are a little more easier to use because they don’t jump when they hit a dry spot on the lane like plastic does.
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By: beefers1

beefers1 — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:18:59 +0000

If you don't have one already... of course you need to buy one. Otherwise, it depends on your skill level. High-average bowlers who need precise control should have multiple balls for different lane conditions, while beginners are fine with 1 or 2 balls.
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