Was it a teal rhino or the teal rhino pro two different balls
Brunswick teal rhino
Bought an undrilled 14-15 pound teal rhino and was curious is it a plastic ball. looked everywhere and couldnt find anything about it. Thanks for the help
Was it a teal rhino or the teal rhino pro two different balls
Its just a rhino, by the feel and shine i figured plastic but not sure
The teal rhino was urethane and at its regular surface was a decent hooker for the day but from what I have heard it only had a pancake weight block and wasn't super popular the rhino pro was resin and a much better ball. It would make a good spare ball or light oil ball on today's conditions but if it's undrilled you may find some one on eBay to give you a decent amount for it. Some of these oldies undrilled go for more than you would think.
Ill have to look into ebay, thank you for the information
Hey just did a little more research on this and there was a polyester version of that ball too apparently they made three. The polyesters had white lettering if that helps sorry for the confusion these oldies can be interesting to track down
The teal Rhino Pro was one of the best bowling balls that
I've ever owned it gave me quite a few 300 games and I
still have it as a keepsake and will never part with it.
I told my kinfolks that when I go to the big lanes in the sky
that I want to be buried with it if at all possible.
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Right handed, ex-cranker now a power tweener approx. 350 - 400 RPM's PAP 4 1/2" over 1" up high league sanctioned game 300 high league sanctioned series 788
Bill
I never threw any of the rhinos I was a hammer guy back then but I had friends who threw the purple and gold ones.Originally Posted by got_a_300
loved the purple
have a black one around aswell that im gunna get redrilled soon if i get the money, debating throwing the sarge easter grip like fagan uses on it and trying that
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