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Brunswick Tzone Deep Space Bowling Ball

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Size: 13-Pounds


Color: Indigo


Features

  • Coverstock: plastic/polyester
  • Ball Finish: High Gloss Polish
  • Hook potential: 25 (low) on a scale of 10-175 low-high
  • Ball color: many colors available- product color of this ball is listed in the title of this ball

Description

It's always good to have a spare. And with T-Zones being so affordable, you can. Just pick your favorite color, or two, or three. Great Ball for Kids, Beginners and Spare Shooting.This ball glows under the black light. Picture two shows what it looks like under the black light. The 2nd image shows what this ball looks like UNDER THE BLACK LIGHT while glow bowling in bowling centers equipped with glow bowling. Coverstock: Plastic/Polyester Ball Color: Many Colors Available- Product color of this ball is listed in the title of this ball BallFinish: High Gloss Polish Hook Potential: 25 (Low) on a scale of 10-175 Low-High Recommended Lane Conditions: Any


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎10.47 x 9.29 x 8.5 inches


Package Weight: ‎13.84 Pounds


Item Weight: ‎13 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Brunswick


Color: ‎Indigo


Manufacturer: ‎Brunswick


Part Number: ‎60-105302-933


Model Year: ‎2013


Size: ‎13-Pounds


Sport Type: ‎bowling


Date First Available: May 16, 2010


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    • Girls and smaller women should begin with an 8 lb. and go to heavier as your skills improve
What I feel absolutely compelled to tell new bowlers is never, never, never let anyone bully you into taking a ball that's heavier than you feel totally comfortable with. It is probably true that you will want as heavy a ball as you can reasonably handle, eventually, as you improve in bowling. But, if you are just starting out, for the love of mercy! Start out with a light ball. I was bullied into taking a size 13 or so to start with, and I am a petite woman with small bones, and very tiny, delicate hands. The larger ball, also without being certain of the proper hand placement during release because no one really showed me, until it was noticed way too late that I was releasing the ball improperly, but with a heavier ball to begin with, and improper hand placement, a person can totally mangle their hands. It was completely unforgivable because I DO have such small hands, and I depend on them for tiny, delicate needlework, drawing, and other things where a gentle, steady hand is needed. So, it was profoundly distressing for me to have injured my hands so badly with too heavy balls! Bowling was never my thing! It is a big, nasty, clumsy ball, generally, and it is just a game, not anywhere as easy as it first looks, but it seems better suited for big, monstrously big and tall people with big farm hands. It can be fun, and it definitely isn't easy, and it takes a lot of practice. Bowling is okay, and I do know of some particularly slender people who are fabulous bowlers. The whole experience for me was absolute torture for me because I was pushed to take on the heaviest ball this other person thought was right for me. I ended up straining my middle finger so badly that my doctor recommended not bowling on my hand for three months, minimum to allow it to heal. I was in a league, so I continued, and bowled with my left hand. This got a lot of attention, but I am fairly ambidextrous, so it was not so remarkable to me. It is a little extra challenge to bowl left handed. But, none of this, not my pain, my extreme swelling of my hand, and I also got a cyst on my hand, which I eventually had completely removed after several sessions with a doctor, also, which I think was related to the super heavy ball. I ought to have started with an 8 lb. ball, period. That was what my instinct told me to do, and I shouldn't have let myself be bulled by any officious people. I know from doing other sports that you have to begin slowly, and never, never, never push yourself too hard in the beginning, or you can get injured, and be set back, and also learn to hate the sport or activity because of all the extreme pain and injury. So, it isn't worth it. It is imperative to begin small and slow, and work up, as skills and stamina improve. They pushed me to use a 10 to 13 lb. ball, and it was way too heavy since I was only starting out, and my hands and bones are so small and delicate. It was a horrendous strain, I got many injuries of my hands, and it was all for nothing. I recommend starting out with whatever is comfortable for you, and learn what you are doing, first, and then as your skills improve enough, and only then, move up to a heavier ball, as you are able, and leave it at that. A heavier ball is good, and it is easier to make all the pins fall down, if you hit them right, whereas with a too light ball, no matter how well you do, the pins might not go down. The injuries to my hands with the too heavy balls was one of the most disgusting, painful, uncomfortable things I have ever been through. I hated bowling and I'm glad I don't have to do it anymore, but sometimes it was okay, and it can be fun. But, do not let yourself be bullied. Follow your instincts. Start with a lighter ball. I was so injured I also had to go to a 5 lb. ball, and work up to an 8, and then to a 10, eventually. I bowled in these leagues for three years. But, if I had not overdone it too soon, with a too heavy ball right off the bat, I would not have had so many painful injuries, and had to have begun with my other hand, and started with the lightest ball available, more suitable for a seven year old child, but the injuries to my hand by the super heavy balls, and the fact that my technique was not up to scratch immediately, caused me terrible injuries of my hands, a lot of pain, swelling, and my swollen finger turned purple and red, and was twice its normal size. I absolutely hated bowling because of the injuries and pain, and I'm sure it would have been avoided altogether if I had started out with a lighter ball, as I felt was right, to begin with, and moved up to a heavier ball as my bowling skills increased. But, starting with a too heavy ball completely destroyed my bowling experience. It is just something I did, but, I thank God that part of my life (bowling league) is over with. It is definitely not fun when all you feel half the time is pain and injury. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2019 by Rita Campbell
    • Rolls exactly how I was hoping it would!
Size: 15 lb Color: Deep Space
This is a surprisingly good ball for the price. This is the second T-Zone I have purchased, my first being a sick purple and yellow one, skol! Anyhow, this is a smooth-reacting ball. I am a lefty and start it out on the third arrow and it gives me a beautiful consistent arc to the pocket almost every time. I recommend giving this ball a shot, especially for beginner bowlers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2023 by Love Jones
    • Good spare ball
Size: 11-Pounds Color: Indigo
Good for throwing spares
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023 by josh beck
    • Great ball
Size: 11 lb Color: Deep Space
It was shipped quickly. After getting the finger holes drilled, went bowling. I don't throw a curve with my ball. I just use bowling as a form of exercise. This does the job. I did get a 192 on my first game with my new ball. Up from 120 something using a house ball. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023 by Kindle Customer
    • BEAUTIFUL
Size: 9 lb Color: Deep Space
This was a Xmas present for my 20 yr old son. This ball is sooo 😎 cool looking I can’t wait til we get the finger holes drilled in, to watch this barrel down the lane. It’s a Brunswick Bowling ball which somehow I didn’t know, so I trust the quality of the ball. It along w/shoes and a bag was a gift of the century! My son is over the moon ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023 by bootsie
    • It made a good gift!
Size: 14-Pounds Color: Indigo
The ball was a gift for my grandson, who competes on a high school team. He's a beginner, but he told me that he likes it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2023 by ALICE DALAGER
    • Reasonably priced ball.
Size: 14-Pounds Color: Indigo
Ball is exactly what I wanted.
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2023 by James Mathias
    • Eh
Size: 9 lb Color: Scarlet Shadow
Honestly didn't read the question or reviews before buying and didn't realize I had to drill the holes in the ball myself. Messaged the seller about the return date/policy in case my local bowling alley couldn't help but heard no response at all. At first I was hearing $65 but then it turned into $110 when I picked it up. I believe I'm already starting to see some chips or cracks like other customers have reported but it lasted the four games my family and I played today. Took some getting used feeling 50/50 on it but it is a good ball for beginners. Got multiple strikes with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by Nicholas Adam Faudoa

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