Products That Will Take Your Bowling Performance to the Next Level

Whether you’re a professional bowler or an enthusiast looking to improve your game, it’s important to have the right tools in your arsenal. The right bowling accessories can make all the difference when it comes to performance, so it pays to do your research. From balls and bags to cleaners and sanding pads, let’s take a look at some of the products to take your bowling performance up a notch. 

Bowling Balls 
When shopping for bowling balls, it’s important to consider the cover and core of the bowling ball. It’s important to factor in the lane conditions where you will be bowling on when selecting your next bowling ball; different surfaces may affect how differently a ball rolls compared with others. Additionally, make sure you select a ball that is properly fitted for your hand. If you’re unsure which ball is best for you, consult with an expert at your local pro shop who can guide you through the selection process. 

Bowling Bags
In order to keep all of your bowling equipment organized and in one place, it is important to invest in a quality bowling bag. Bowling bags come in many sizes and styles; choose one that fits all of your needs yet still allows for easy transportation from home or alley-to-alley. CtD offers a 3+1 Premium Tournament Roller Bag With Detachable Backpack available here!

Bowling Ball Sanding Pads, Cleaners & Polish
Keeping your bowling ball in good condition is an important part of a successful game. Regularly cleaning and maintaining your ball with the right products helps enhance performance and extend the life of your ball. Let’s explore the three main types of products bowlers use for maintenance: sanding pads, cleaners, and polish. 

• Sanding Pads: The first step in maintaining your bowling ball is using sanding pads. Depending on the style of sanding pad, it is made with a material like silicon carbide and comes in various grits ranging from very coarse to less coarse. Sanding pads add sanding lines to the ball as well as scuffs and scratches that can affect the reaction of the ball. It is important to use a pad with a grit appropriate for the ball reaction you are looking for. The lower the number on the sanding pad, the earlier the ball will hook. You can also fix damage on your bowling ball with sanding pads. Depending on the type of damage on the surface of the ball—rough grits should be used to remove larger scratches while finer…