Apr 29, 2001 11:33 PM
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The pro shop that I frequent just got a shipment of these Columbia blue Dot bowling balls and I got one drilled for shooting the ten pin. This ball has a hard plastic surface and is quite shiny. This ball is drilled with a standard label drilling pattern which makes the ball go straight. This ball just skids in the oil and goes straight to the target. This ball is best used on dry lanes if attempting to attack the pocket.
Blue Dot bowling balls come with a pancake weight block,which uncomplicates the drilling process. I do recommend this call for beginers because this ball has offers control. However, A person looking to take up bowling as a pastime should invest in a urethane or reactive resin ball. This ball does not compare to other ball offerings on the market except for the Storm Spare and Ebonite Gemstone series.
This ball is perfect for picking up spares as the hard shell and plastic surface allows to ball to travel without hook or side roll. In conclusion, A Blue dot is an excellent choice when someone needs to shoot a second time in a frame.
