| Coverstock Info | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Name: | HK22C2 - EVO Hybrid | ||
Type: | Reactive Hybrid | ||
Box Finish: | 500 / 1000 / 1500 SiaAir / Crown Factory Compound | ||
Color: | Black / Gold / Orange | ||
| Core Info | |||
Name: | Dual Centric | ||
| Type: | Asymmetrical | ||
| RG: | 2.509 | ||
| Total Diff: | 0.047 | ||
| Int. Diff: | 0.016 | ||
The Strategy Logic is the second ball to use the Dual Centric asymmetrical weight block for Brunswick. This ball swaps from the HK22C2 – EVO Pearl coverstock on the Strategy to the HK22C2 – EVO Hybrid cover on this release. Both balls share the same 500/1000/1500 SiaAir with Crown Factory Compound box finish. The change to the hybrid shell usually makes bowling balls create more traction in the midlane and blend out the downlane motion, but we saw more length and more angularity from the Strategy Logic than from the Strategy. The added length kept us from having much of a look on the heavy oil pattern with the Strategy Logic, even with its stronger response off the friction. Balls like the Combat Hybrid and the Alert were much better on the longer pattern because of their duller covers creating more traction through the oil.
Stroker really liked the added motion he saw at the end of the pattern on the fresh medium oil condition. The Strategy Logic allowed him to swing the ball to the right off his hand, offering plenty of motion off the spot to get it up to the pocket. He liked how little energy this ball wasted getting downlane, ensuring a strong move to the pocket. He saw this ball recover from spots where his Warning Alert wanted to push a little too far down the lane when he had his angles open. The stronger cover and added flare potential from...
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