You've seen it on T.V. You've heard about it at the lanes. And now it's here. The Brunswick Rhino! With three unique urethane formulations tested and proven by professionals, amateurs and technicians to match all styles and lane conditions. The specially formulated urethane ball gives you the performance in power and hooking patterns that better bowlers choose. The Black Rhino for light to medium oily lanes. Grey for medium oily lanes. And Wine for oily lanes. These three different breeds and colors give you the edge in all lane conditions to knock the top out of your average. And with a super-resilient core, the charging Rhino strikes with force through the pocket with a minimal amount of deflection. The Brunswick Rhino. It's a beast of a ball for any lane condition. And you can cage your new Rhino with a matching Rhino bag.
| Line | Rhino |
|---|---|
| Color | Maroon |
| Coverstock | Urethane |
| Core | 3-piece |
| RG | |
| Differential | |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Sanded |
| Weights | 12 thru 16lbs |
2 Reviews
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maximus
I got this ball from my father when i was in high school, and he had owned it as long as I could remember. I finally figured out why when i saw the original release date was from before I was 4 years old!!! To this day, its only been re-drilled once to fit to my larger span, and just recently had a slug put in the thumb. I've been rolling this baby since I was 17, and I plan to keep rolling it until My kids are with this solid consistency! Solid all the way up to heavy oil, with just some adjustments for speed and track, but still makes a solid hit when you lay it out nice.
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Bujo
This ball was a hand-me-down, but a good one. I have recently started throwing high-rev (20+) so I get more hook than my teammate who uses a Matrix Dynasty. It has lived a long time without losing its grip. I will get a new ball but this one is staying my secondary ball. I think that if you can find it, you shgould get it. Use it after the lanes dry, especially if your strike ball is a hook monster. But, If the oil is heavy, i suggest only using it as a spare ball, if at all. I hope i was helpful.
