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Brunswick Rhino Metallic Blue/Black Pearl
Looking for an entry level bowling ball or a ball that is not going to react strongly to the dry or oily parts of the lane? Then look no further than the Brunswick Rhino bowling ball. This line of bowling balls balances power and control by pairing the R-16 reactive coverstock and a light bulb shaped core.
- Color: Metallic Blue/Black
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Coverstock: R-16 Reactive
- Core: Light Bulb (12-16#)
- Finish: 500 Siaair / Royal Compound / Royal Shine
- Reaction: Slight Hook
- Recommended Lane Condition: Any
- RG Max: 2.554
- RG Min: 2.524
- Differential: 0.030
- Hook Potential: 95 (scale 10-250)
- Length: 160 (scale 25-235)
- Breakpoint Shape: Medium 90 (scale: smooth arc 10-angular 150)
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: BRU60106164
- Product ID: 12036
- Brand: Brunswick
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: Entry Level Balls
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Question:
What is the best approach and aiming point to get this ball to hit the pocket from the correct angle. I can't seem to get it to hook more than two inches. Should I bowl a tight line, or move further right (I am right handed) to get an angle into the pocket.
12/8/2019 - By Ronnie D.Have an answer to this question?
Answer:
There are a lot of variable to consider on this. This ball will probably hook the best in lighter oil conditions and if you are in more medium oil or higher then it may not give you a lot of hook. Also, I am not sure if your rev rate or ball speed is helping or hurting the ability of the ball to hook. If you find a place that you feel comfortable standing and find an arrow that you feel comfortable with throwing toward, you can try that first. If you miss to the right of the pocket then move your feet right but keep aiming at the same arrow. Do this until you get the ball to get to the pocket.
12/11/2019 - By Bowling.Com Staff1 of 1 customers found this answer helpful. Did you find this answer helpful? Yes | No Thanks for your feedback!
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How’s hole sizing determined?
10/2/2020 - By DanHave an answer to this question?
