Attention Star Tech Breakdown With Alex Hoskins | Roto Grip

[@peturine]

Love the video! Thank you for the info!

[@kenkonoff6262]

Great video, very easy to understand what he is talking about.

[@kevtlee08]

been needing a new assym pearl ball. sounds like its perfect for me to pick it up.

[@chadfung2458]

make more technical videos like this!

[@rebeccasharpmarquez9171]

Are the differences the same for those of us who roll 14 lbs since the numbers are much different from 15 lbs?

[@895takashi]

AI outer core reduces the variation of core values between 14lbs-16lbs. So to answer your question, Yes the differences are the same if you roll 14lbs. This holds true for any storm/roto grip/900 global ball with AI core technology

[@shanehelm1570]

Great vid

[@ScottyThompson-lt7wl]

Cool video talk tech bowling ball

[@lindajoybeno9791]

comparison to the Eternity is there that much of a difference in the finish on the back end?

[@johnnyappleseed2667]

How do after drill numbers look in comparison between both these cores?

[@grillmaster95]

That depends significantly on the size of the holes you're drilling and what layout you're putting on the ball. It's also gonna depend on whether you're using switch grips, slugs, or none of the above. You'll also have to know how displaced the thumb is from the midline of your span and what pitches you're drilling the holes at. The thumb is gonna be the most impactful in how those numbers change. A good general rule is: shorter pin buffers will increase the total diff, and longer pin buffers will provide smaller total diff changes or an outright decrease in the total diff

[@laurancekubel8802]

please confirm for arc ruler do I place its pin in center of MB or at 6.75 inch inline with it please