HIGH PERFORMANCE PEARL??? | Columbia 300 Ricochet Pearl | Bowling Ball Review

[@ScottyThompson-lt7wl]

Cool video talk tech bowling ball Jr pro shop

[@300x2869]

The OG Ricochet helped me to 869 in 2004. There's a reason why this ball came back. It's definitely a different motion in your bag. Get one!

[@brandonkoster528]

For me, whether it's an asym or sym as a top price point, what matters is versatility and performance. Many top of the line balls can be one trick ponies. That seems harder to purchase than this one from C300.

[@jonathanbatchelor5032]

Being an “older” bowler with not that much revs, seems that No Doubt might fit my game. Helping me stay a little starter.

[@GrumpaBaggins]

As long as it does what I need when I need it, I don't care which core it has. Both are fun to throw.

[@jkragnarok5167]

So it depends what you're looking for, typically big asymmetricals tend to be more forward off the spot while big symmetricals are typically more even and continuous. Personally if I'm paying a lot I lean toward the asyms because I want to know the ball is going to get into it's roll early as someone with a bit of hand and higher ball speed (500ish @ 18-19 mph off hand) who's main house has super slow back ends and almost no free hook.

[@mattwilliams5584]

Do you ever notice that your ball speed changes with the different grits of the bowling ball?

[@JustinClutter-b1r]

I can listen but it all depends on the ball u like u might like that Ricochet but if I through it it won’t do the same thing you do. I was a Colombia 300 guy then I switched too storm

[@brandondriley]

Would rather pay more for a versatile ball that rolls great than get a deal on a 15lb door stop

[@markmatroni631]

Unless your getting balls for free, they all cost to much and are every bit as bad of an investment as a new car. Sym balls should be 1/2 the price of asym. Give the public a break for just once.