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Columbia 300 Scout/R Raspberry/Blue

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Columbia 300 Scout/R Raspberry/Blue

The Columbia Scout/R is ideal for entry-level bowlers as well as performance bowlers facing drier lane conditions. This ball takes the industry's original three-piece core technology and pairs it with a pancake weight block that is covered with a reactive coverstock. The polished cover gives this ball length when the lanes are dry.

  • Color: Raspberry/Blue
    All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown
  • Coverstock: Super Flex
  • Core: Pancake
  • Finish: 800/1000/2000/4000 Abralon Polished w/Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish
  • Reaction: Skid Flip
  • Recommended Lane Condition: Any
  • RG: 2.65**
  • Differential: .020**
  • ** RG and Diff are based off of 15 lb. balls
  • A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
  • SKU: COLSMSCRASB
  • Product ID: 9888
  • Brand: Columbia 300
  • Category: Bowling Balls
  • Ball Performance: Entry Level Balls
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Will this ball work on dry lanes and does it hook a lot

8/16/2016 - By

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Hello Eddie! This will depend a lot on you as a bowler. But generally, yes, it will work on dry lanes, but no, it won't hook all that much.

8/17/2016 - By Bowling.Com Staff
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Is this ball is for spare only

11/1/2017 - By

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This is an entry level ball for beginners who are learning how to hook the ball.

11/1/2017 - By Bowling.Com Staff
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