Shooting Star


 
Roto Grip Shooting Star
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Release Date
PBA Approval Date
Discontinued

With the  phenomenal success of the original Rising Star, the Shooting Star must utilize  the new Neutron core as the power source. It's just that good!

The Neutron  core's medium RG- medium differential shape is based on the concept started with  the original Photon core. But with the Neutron core, you'll find an even lower  radius of gyration (RG) and higher differential in the heavier weights which  hooks up heavy on the backend.

To increase the midlane roll and bring an  earlier break point, we looked at a few different options. Testing the Ultimate  Vision coverstock in a solid version produced the desired motion. Prepped with  2000-grit Abralon, the Shooting Star created a break point that was two feet  earlier and more rounded, or smoother. Controlling the pocket is often the key  to higher scores. Shoot for higher scores with the new Shooting Star.

Factory Finish
2000 Abralon
Ultimate Vision Solid Coverstock
Type
Solid Reactive
Neutron Core

The Neutron™ core boasts a lower RG and higher differential when compared to the Photon™ core - this transforms into an earlier read and stronger backend reaction.

The late-rolling Neutron™ core is a model of consistency, producing good length and strong motion down-lane.

Core Type
Symmetric
16 pounds
RG
2.560
Diff
0.046
15 pounds
RG
2.550
Diff
0.042
14 pounds
RG
2.600
Diff
0.044
13 pounds
RG
2.670
Diff
0.017
12 pounds
RG
2.670
Diff
0.017
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