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It’s January, so that means it’s time for resolutions, goals, and new habits that will hopefully stick around past February. Rather than discussing goals, I
The Brunswick Crown 78U shares the Tiered Hexagon weight block with the Crown Victory and the Endeavor. This ball’s urethane coverstock changes the densities, resulting
The Next Factor is a play on the X-Factor series from Storm that was introduced in 2002. It uses an updated version of the RAD asymmetrical
Thought we had seen the last of the urethane controversy? Think again, dear readers! This time, however, matters have taken a decided left turn, focusing
The Danger Zone Purple Ice is the pearlized half of Brunswick’s dual Danger Zone release. Both of the new Danger Zone balls use the same
The Danger Zone is back! In 2016, under the Vintage line of bowling balls, Brunswick released the Vintage Danger Zone. While this new Danger Zone
The DV8 Heckler Hybrid swaps the solid version of HK22C – Maximum Havoc that was used on the original Heckler for the hybrid version. The
In my recent article, When Striking Shouldn’t Be the Focus, I referred to ball changes as high-risk adjustments. After that article was published, I received
The Ebonite Entity Pearl shares the asymmetrical Entity core shape with the solid-covered Entity from August of this year. The differences between the two balls
This series of articles is all about Brunswick lane machines and Brunswick oil patterns. We will examine how they work, compare them with Kegel lane machines,
