Thanks for the update :) Are you still using it?

I've never played league on oily lanes,most are light to a light medium oil...

How? my average is 70 LOL Teach me lol

@@HiveProjected Still using it, but I've gotten the Uppercut to pair with my Rhino, for more medium oiled lanes.

​@@detsportsfan18whenever I bowl league I wish I can complain about the lanes being too oily LOL

Pair it with the twist as well. I love the twist, very underrated ball

Nice shooting!

I benched the twist for league and swapped it out for the radical counter attack pearl.(still have the twist in my bag, it's my go-to when nothing else works)

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Hey brother, how did it work out for you? I'm in the same situation as you were in last year. Just started bowling and I'm now looking to move up from the house balls and just learning how to hook. Would you recommend the Brunswick Rhino?

@@KingRockets I would. I'm a second year high school bowler with a 180 average. The Rhino is a great ball to learn how to properly hook a ball with. It doesn't do anything fancy but it will tell you when you screw up. It has a very readable and predictable motion. It's a great ball to start with because it works on most house shots but as you improve and get more serious, you can still keep it in your bag for when the lanes get dry. As I get more serious and improve, the rhino still has a place in my bag for the end of tournaments. Good luck!

@@dummydingus8291 Great, thanks for the input. I picked one up, now just gotta wait for lanes to open up again.

@@KingRockets I'm waiting too... I think I might just go insane! 😬 good luck!

@@dummydingus8291 Haha yeah! Lastly, as this is my first bowling ball, curious as to how you got it drilled? Did you follow one the standard brunswick layouts?

It's a very good entry ball to go with, can't go wrong!

Everybody loves #OldGuyWayne.

I've been using the twist more and more, seems like most places don't use much oil for league play these days

Pair it with the twist and it's sweet

@@chriskelly509 twist as a spare ball rhino as strike? Was considering getting a Rhino to learn hooking the ball

@@TimNurTV I use the twist more often than not. Lots of facilities don't use much oil. 🤔 look up the ctd video where they use no oil on the lane.

@@chriskelly509 will do, thanks!

Beginners I recommend the twist

+philip gottfried much different. less differential, less flare, smoother cover. You can drill it stronger and add surface and create an incredible reaction.

+Dean Hooks Jr. and a bit longer.

Rob has drilled literally hundreds of them and never had a return or defect.

+Nick Warren That's not a bad way to look at it.

exactly same w/me, I went to lighter ball> just getting back into the game after 26 years a cpl years ago , they were astonished to see me using old Ebonite Earl Anthony Magnum 9, a 16lb urethane ball, i used to avg 191, was mostly a spare bowler, bought a Rotogrip Critical 15lb , used it for a year and ball takes much maint to keep it having hook and pin action! I just went down to 14lb DV8 Pitfall Bark, drilled very aggressive the ball is amazing if it hits anywhere 1,2,3 pins its like a broom and sweeps the floor! trouble now reaching even the 6 pinto pick simple 6-10 spare because she hooks so hard! So I pull out Earl and hammer them but big difference in release once you get used to a 14 and then try to place the 16 where I need to! Anyway,,, wearing my glasses changed my game too .... LOL I would say drop then weight of your ball, w/this newer technology 13 mph is plenty to roll over the pins, have someone figure out your Rev Rate and other criteria they mention on video, I wished I would of had the older Hammer back in the day, the pins run from them! God Bless America-Freedom Isn't Free

+Brad Meyers The outcast will have a bigger core with a higher Differential. It will technically have the higher hook potential.

If you go to Radical Bowling technologies website they have a whole write up on layouts for Two handers / No-Thumb bowlers.

I say try the twist as well

Did you ever try it for the 3rd game?? 5 years later and I had the same question.

@hpkaijuking Thank you very much for your insight :)) I am also looking into the Storm Tropical right now. Any thoughts on that ball as well?

Both are a must for league. Lots of us are using the twist.

Which one has the stronger reaction?

@@travisholly3797 definitely the rhino

@@chriskelly509 especially on wood lanes lol

@@mre8ballgaming842 thanks a lot for responding.

There are huge differences. The BTU has a HIGH RG core with a medium-high differential. The Rhino has a light bulb core that is slightly less high-rg (more medium), and the same differential. This means the hook potential for these two balls are in different places (the BTU is farther down lane). The potential is only that without cover. This is the second big difference. The cover on the BTU is MUCH slower response to friction, so it will retain energy longer and not over-read the dry parts of the lane. While the rhino is amazing for dry lanes as well, it reads friction faster, so when they become very spotty or wet / dry it can have some consistency issues.

Even though their stats are pretty similar, they are very different for us on the lanes. We find the Outcast a little stronger in the midlane, while the rhino gets down lane with a little more pop. We'd go Rhino if you are seeing lots of friction up front and the Outcast if its light but even oil.

i am a two handed bowler, does the rhino perform good with two hands?

Depending on what you want it to do, it could be!

stronger

+Johnnie C Yeah, it was. When it finally got trimmed we took 9.5 inches off the beard.

+Lane Side Reviews small question, I will be buying the storm lock and phaze next month to replace a couple of my bowling balls...my 4 ball arsenal will be the lock, phaze, tropical breeze, and spare ball....will that cover more scenarios I will run into????

Depending on layout and surface, it should! You have an angular ball in the Breeze, Traction in the Lock, continuous in the Phaze and a spare ball, so as long as you are comfortable with putting surface on the ball, you should be good!

+Lane Side Reviews ok thanks a bunch you guys are awesome

Thank you!

Could be the way you are throwing it, or the surface on it.

+Dale Stewart Similar motion, stronger. the core in the Rack attack is even lower Diff then the rhino.

Jsanc2075 15lbs

+Coolfoxy1102 Underwood the rhino is lower RG, so it will start transitioning a little earlier. The Differencial is pretty close (.28 vs .30), so flare potential is about the same. This means the rhino will be a little better on more conditions.

i just ordered the black one with the same layout as the one you are throwing. ordered it on bowlingball.com

Go talk to your local pro shop

My pro shop recommended 15 pounds, which works out well. 16 can feel like a boat anchor at times.

Kevin Hopper If you dont clean your ball often, oil can build up in the pores of the coverstock, giving it less power through the pins. It happens gradually over time, maybe it's time for an upgrade

Answered you on facebook my friend. Hope it helps.

@@LaneSideReviews If you had answered it here on KZfaq comment section, then others like me could have learned from your answer.

@@someguy2135 sorry, but it was asked in three different Platforms at once. We will try to Remeber to share more in the future.

@@LaneSideReviews Thanks.

+silly0981 LOL. I guess you've never varied your release, rev rate, launch angle or hand position. Its a skill set that every bowler should have to create shape on the lanes.

anything that retains energy (ie medium to high rg or slow response covers) WILL have all the POWAAA down lane, especially at the pins. it is what it is designed to do. when you don't need energy down lane then go with a low rg ball or use tons of surface. that will create a less flippy pin action, and tends to keep pins low, creating a different kind of carry. good call on it though! it's good to know where people want the ball to react or have energy! thanks for watching!

lol reply and comment made me giggle