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How To Select The Best Bowling Ball RG
If you set out to determine how to select the best bowling ball RG, then there are three factors to help you to make the right choice:- 1. RG measurements
- 2. Lane Conditions
- 3. Matching balls to conditions
Bowling balls measured with low RG ratings will encourage a fast and early revolution rate and tend to pick up a strong roll pattern on the front end of the lane where the greatest concentration of lane oil exists. Low RG balls are great choices for heavy or medium heavy oil lane conditions. Examples of popular low RG balls available at bowlingball.com are the Roto Grip Mutant Cell priced at $134.99, the Storm Invasion priced at Storm Invasion , the Brunswick C (System)2.5 ball priced at Brunswick C (System)2.5, and the Ebonite Mission priced at Ebonite Mission.
Medium RG balls will pick up its strongest revolution rate on the mid-portion of the lane and tend to match well with medium to medium-heavy oil lane conditions. In general, a medium RG ball will react smoothly on the front end, roll effectively in the mid-lane, and arc evenly on the back-end of the lane which makes it a reliable ball in reading the lanes. Examples of medium RG balls available at our site are the Storm Reign of Fire priced at $128.99, the Brunswick Evil Siege priced at $79.99, and the Hammer Raw Hammer Burn priced at $99.99.
High RG balls will lope down the lane conserving energy for later use thereby picking up its strongest roll pattern on the back end of the lane. A long skid pattern produced by high RG balls will match well on medium-dry to dry lane conditions. Examples of model balls which will produce a long skid pattern available at bowlingball.com are the Ebonite Clash priced at $86.99, the Tropical Storm series priced at $81.99, and the Brunswick Slingshot series priced at $69.99.
A good strategy in how to select the best bowling ball RG is to determine how quickly you wish for the ball to pick-up a strong revolution rate? As an example, if the lane conditions you regularly encounter have a high volume of oil on the front end of the lane, then a low RG ball with short skid-length potential and an aggressive, solid coverstock is a smart choice. If lane conditions have medium oil, then choosing a ball with medium RG and a mildly aggressive coverstock will match well because medium RG bowling balls pick up a strong revolution rate in the mid-lane. As you might expect, dry lanes which have little oil on the front end and tend to encourage an earlier hooking motion than desired require a high RG ball with a stiff or pearl coverstock to encourage a long skid length and conserving energy until further down the lane.
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