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The Motiv Nebula features new technology inside and out. The new dual-density Hadron Symmetrical weight block is a low RG (2.50″) and medium-high differential (0.045″) design, and the new Dark Matter Propulsion Pearl coverstock offers a big move off the dry and excellent continuation at the back end. In our testing, it picked up in […]
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The Storm Phaze II Pearl features a new pearlized coverstock on the now-legendary Velocity symmetrical core shape. We have seen a mix of glossy pearls and hybrids across the original Phaze, Phaze III, Phaze 4, Phaze V, and Phaze AI. While all of those balls have come and gone, the reactive solid Phaze II remains a […]
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Welcome to the second edition of BTM’s Coaches’ Corner series. In these articles, the focus is on helping coaches improve their skills and approach to coaching, while also providing information that bowlers can apply to their own games. Our last article addressed getting started in the world of coaching. This month, we’ll take a deep dive […]
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The Viking features a new asymmetrical core shape for 900 Global. The new Strobe AI design gives the Viking an RG of 2.51″, a total differential of 0.052″, and an intermediate differential of 0.016″. This is a higher RG, a higher total differential, and a lower intermediate differential than the Eclipse AI core that was […]
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The Track Criterion Inverse uses different densities in the weight block compared to previous Criterion releases. Its Criterion ID core has a lower RG, a lower differential, and a lower intermediate differential than the Criterion MD design from the previous two Criterion balls. For the first time in the Criterion line, the Criterion Inverse uses […]
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