The Brunswick Jagged Edge bowling balls continue the Edge series of bowling balls featuring a low RG symmetric weight block. The Jagged Edge Hybrid combines the Brink Symmetric core with the Relativity 2.0 Hybrid coverstock. This ball offers down-lane recovery when used on medium oil conditions. The 500 then 1000 grit finish is polished with Brunswick's Crown Factory Compound to allow for length and a powerful backend motion. The Brunswick Jagged Edge Hybris is ideal for handling transitions when you start to notice the lanes breaking down.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
the jagged edge hybrid is unbelievable, this ball hits like a mack truck,i can play so many different angles and still carry the corner pins.i love this ball so much i bought another one and put it in my closest.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
The Jagged Edge Hybrid is a great compliment to the Jagged Edge Solid. Brunswick does such a great job of creating balls that are great pairs or partners in their line. When the Jagged Edge Solid starts hooking too early because the pattern has broken down, the hybrid is a great companion to give you the extra length you need without feeling as if you need to change lines too much.
As with any ball, it's important to remember that cover determines about 70% of the ball's reaction. You need a hybrid in your bag if you are bowling on sport patterns or in a center where you need to get the ball through the heads easier. This ball is a great one to have.
How does this ball compare to the halo Pearl
3/5/2020 - By Johnny 5The Brunswick Jagged Edge Hybrid is going to break later on the lanes and have good length like the Halo Pearl but the Halo Pearl is a high performance ball designed to work in heavier oil while the Jagged Edge Hybrid can only handle medium oil because it was a mid performance ball.
3/10/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staff
