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Precision Sting | Scorpion Low Flare In Depth Review, Pt. 1
This is my second non-SPI ball review period taking a look at the new Hammer Scorpion Low Flare bowling ball!
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Hammer Scorpion Low Flare Bowling Ball
Hammer is always looking at adding balls to the line to fill gaps and make it the game’s most versatile and complete line. Low flare cores have been a staple for Hammer, and currently, the Envy Tour balls are extremely popular, but we haven’t had a symmetric low flare in a while. We are excited to add the Scorpion Low Flare to the lineup. Removing the flip puck from the LED 3.0 core found inside the Scorpion Sting lowered the differential and flare potential, making this ball a perfect fit for Hammer.
The Scorpion Low Flare will be a smooth and predictable ball motion, driven by the core numbers and the Semtex Hybrid cover, finished at 2000 Siaair. All styles will love the Scorpion Low Flare; higher rev rates will use it on anything, and lower rev rate players will find it useful on tricky conditions, and when the lanes are transitioning, either way, you won’t want to show up to bowling without one.
| BRAND | |
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| BOWLING BALL COVERSTOCK TYPE | |
| BOWLING BALL COVER NAME | |
| BOWLING BALL CORE SHAPE | |
| BOWLING BALL CORE NAME | |
| RADIUS OF GYRATION: RG (15LB) | |
| DIFFERENTIAL: DIFF (15LB) | |
| MASS BIAS STRENGTH | |
| FLARE POTENTIAL | |
| SURFACE FINISH | |
| BALL LANE CONDITIONS | |
| BALL WEIGHT | |
| BOWLING BALL COLOR | |
| BALL PERFORMANCE LEVEL |
Hammer Upper Mid Performance Bowling Balls, Mid Performance Bowling Balls |
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