The Importance of Flare on a REACTIVE Bowling Ball
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2022
- Bowler's Statistics:
Name: Ryan Julian
RPM: 440
Speed: 18 MPH
PAP: 5 5/8 Over by 1 3/4 up
High Game: 300 x 4
High 3 Game Series: 834
High 4 Game Series: 1064
High 6 Game Series: 1522
DUDE TY. I could not figure out why I liked this brunswick ball I have so much and I'm able to play so much straighter with it than all my other equipment. After watching this I'm nearly positive its because it doesn't flair, what a great video
lol thought i was gonna learn more bout flares turns out it's all about the phase 2 haha
Good comparison. I have two Phaze 2 balls too. I haven't drilled one yet, but may drill it like the one you had at the beginning for sport shot conditions.
Very informative
Good video very professional.
Great video
Feels like you left out a lot of good info here man. Seeing the oil rings was cool, but this felt more like a Phaze 2 ad than anything informative about ball physics.
Loving the lefty point of view of things.
Keep on making good shots that’s what is most important
Phaze II is the best benchmark ball on the market!
What was the layout on the ball before and after?
Yes, the pin went from 6 3/4" to 4 3/4" but what did you change on the first and second angles? That's the key.
Yes phase II is amazing I love mine so much I want a phase III to help with my dryer house shots I bowl on.
Also how come know one ever mentions how good it smells? I love that red velvet scent!
I’m thinking of getting a new ball, both my balls are around 10-12 years old and I have a game breaker 1. People always ask me about this ball, but since it’s 10 years old it doesn’t always react consistently like it used to, so I’m glad I found this video, I was gonna look at a black widow but after this video might look into the phase 2. My other ball is a big hit by storm and that used to strike a lot for me, but I use it now as a spare ball and every so often use it as a main throw.
I throw an old Black Widow Venom as my main ball, and on nights where the lanes are pretty dry, I leave as much flare on the ball as I can to keep it in the pocket, conversely, on heavy oil, I'm constantly wiping my ball off.
This makes so much sense. I'm not on a league but I'm just getting back into bowling. Had my first ball for about a year pre-COVID and I left it in the car and it cracked 😭 So I'm gonna get a new ball soon. Anyways, I've always wiped my ball off after every shot, but I'm glad I realized I shouldn't if the lanes are drier. Hopefully this will help with consistency. Thank you!
Sorry what ball is this pls?
Question. My flare is over my finger holes(2handed, no thumb holes) is that bad?
Yeah, my friend had the same issue. Your PaP isnt in the right position if I am right
I ripped the cover off the ball. I had a high track pattern and almost no flare. I wore out balls pretty quick but I still had a lot of success
Your from the presidents shield yeah
ayyyyy are you left handed? now i can eyeball and copy what someone does without having to do mental gymnastics
Not always true. The Venom Shock is very low flair and those things can have some stank on 'em, thanks to the core/cover combo.
My bowling ball can see!?!?!?
So when are you goin to explain flair
The more flare the more surface your ball in rolling over. The less flare the less surface your ball is covering when going down lane. So the more flare, the earlier it will react. The less flare the more it will travel down lane before starting to hook.
The more flare the more surface your ball in rolling over. The less flare the less surface your ball is covering when going down lane. So the more flare, the earlier it will react. The less flare the more it will travel down lane before starting to hook.
When you learn how to spell it 😏😂
@@mrfixitfixitgood thanks smart ass😠
Flair are buttons or pins with catchy phrases that you use to express yourself.