Brunswick Command Zone Bowling Ball

if i start leaving a solid 10 most of the time i just move a board left and it carrys. this ball is almost as old as me and it breaks just as hard as the day my grandpa got it. i this all these oldschool zones are the balls to go with. now they try to make zones so high teck. there going alittle over board on it. my average has jumped 23 pins. im thinking about buying another one just in case it ever does lose its track. if your using this ball and you start leaving solid 9 pins put it away and pull sumething out that doesnt break so hard.<s

This is a great ball. It can go the extra mile, to deliver you performance like you have never seen before. It is more of a second or third game ball, or once the oil has gone down to a medium level. In order to get the performance that you want, you need to throw the ball hard, if not, it will not hook to your liking. Now I have tried to throw at the 10 pin with this ball, and it does not work. I don't care who you are, the only way you will pick up the 10 pin, or the 7 pin if you are a lefty, is if you are able to break it down, and not let it curve

This ball is truely a beginner to average to pro ball. It fits nicely in any arsenal and is a excellent soft arc true roll and fantastic backend reaction on medium to oily lane conditons. I bought thia ball a year ago and still having same reaction as day one. The cover stock has seen several different textures and hasn't disapointed me at all. When I need a slow speed and good arc this is the ball I use. I have several 650+ series and three 700+ series using it. I only wish that Brunswick would stop spoiling us with good products and then take them away. Bring this one back and I assure you won't go wrong. R/H bowler

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I was lucky enough to get this ball in a trade off this site. First, I will give some stats on myself. I am a right-handed stroker with average speed and slightly above average hand. The Command is drilled with the pin just above the ring finger and the cg kicked out slightly. All I have to say about this one is why didn't I pick one up when they first came out. I've had this ball for about a week now and have tried it on a variety of lane conditions. The first night out I practiced with this thing on fried guardian heads and wood backends. This ball arced the entire lane and hit like a truck. This wasn't the ball reaction I was expecting when I entered the center, but given the lane conditions this is the ball reaction I got. After throwing this ball with more head oil it gets through the heads with ease and exit stage left when it hits the dry. This ball is very easy to project to your breakpoint and