Brunswick Soul Black Smoke Solid Bowling Ball

Brunswick Soul Black Smoke Solid Bowling Ball

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Coverstock The CPTv2 – Control reactive coverstock describes the updated version 2 of our low friction coverstock. The Chemical Projection Technology Control formulation allows for a lower friction reactive coverstock that easily projects down the lane and provides a more controllable hook motion on medium oil lane conditions. Core The Soul Medium RG symmetrical core features a multi-sided core system. This core design creates an optimum medium RG match up for low friction coverstock. Ball Motion With its Royal Compound finish, the Soul skids easily through the front, gripping the mid-lane for a consistent breakpoint. The Soul provides a controllable and continuous hook motion for rev dominant and slower ball speed players on medium oil conditions.
LineSoul
ColorBlack Smoke Solid
CoverstockCPTv2 - Control Reactive Coverstock
CoreSoul Medium RG Core
RG2.542
Differential.041
Intermediate Diffn/a
Factory finish500 Siaair Micro Pad; Royal Compound Finish
Weights12-16 lbs
Cleared USBCYes

1 Review

  • KippermanD

    Posted by KippermanD on Aug 2nd 2015

    Layout: <a href=" https://www.dropbox.com/s/vusgj4n9aimnyfe/%282015-05%29%20Soul%20%2865%20x%204.75%20x%2045%29.jpg?dl=0" target="_blank">65° x 4 3/4” x 45°</a> While bowling in my regular league, I found that this ball was a good benchmark ball to help me determine what was out there. The Soul is very clean through the front and has a good backend motion, but isn’t too much in the back, or too jerky. As with each Brunswick release, the new balls keep going through the pins better and better. On Sport Patterns, this ball is also a very good benchmark ball. I find I’m able to have a look on any pattern with it, from playing the gutter on short, to playing inside on long. With its benchmark characteristics, I compared this to the original Melee. I found that the Soul was a couple feet cleaner in the front, didn’t read the mid as much as the Melee, but for what it didn’t read in the mid lane, it made up for in the backend. As the replacement name in the Affordable Price Point, I also compared it to the Blue Ringer and the Burgundy Ringer. I found the Soul to fit right in between these two balls. As clean as the Burgundy, and as much overall hook as the Blue (with more of the Soul’s hook being in the back part of the lane).

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