New plastic bowling balls are a competitive bowler’s best friend. A nice new plastic spare ball can make or break a bowler as they get better. The one’s that own a solid plastic spare ball almost always end up coming up just a bit short because throwing your spare shots with a reactive bowling ball is a big mistake.
New Plastic Bowling Balls
Most
new plastic bowling balls are not that expensive which is why it is sometime befuddling to understand why so many people do not throw one for their spare shots. Not only are new plastic bowling balls cheap they are also very durable as the coverstock is not high performance. It doesn’t need to be maintained and it really doesn’t degrade.
Just about the only time you will have to replace a new plastic bowling ball is if it gets damaged or lost somehow. It is also possible the multiple times plugging and redrilling your plastic spare ball may make the finger holes weak. This may force a replacement down the line.
Even still because a
new plastic bowling ball is so affordable you have the luxury of scuffing it at will or shinning it as needed. You can easily redrill the ball for a different thumb pitch or for any reason. Maybe you kid has growing hands; a good plastic spare ball can adapt with him over time.
It is true that you can save money on the new plastic bowling balls by buying online or by buying used bowling balls however usually doing this means you will have to pay for finger holes drilling. Sometimes this can complexly offset the financial incentive of buying used. Consider the costs if you think a new plastic bowling ball is too expensive.
Lastly, keep in mind that though most
new plastic bowling balls are essentially the same however they look, that there are a handful that have engineered cores to help a ball hook slightly. Not many plastic balls are designed this way so make sure to check with your pro shop professional to identify balls that do what you want them to do.
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