The Command is a strong asymmetric pearl, which together creates excellent mid-lane and continuation. The core and cover are all-new and have been developed to produce more motion from a shiny pearl than seen before in the Columbia 300 line.
Specifications
| Performance | Pro - Command |
| Part Number | 60-106452-93X |
| Color | Smoke / Yellow / Silver |
| Core | Movement |
| Coverstock | A. R. S. (Angular Reactive System) |
| Cover Type | Pearl Reactive |
| Finish | 500 Siaair / Crown Factory Compound |
| Weights | 16-12 Pounds |
| Lane Condition | Medium to heavy oil |
| Reaction | Skid / Flip |
| Warranty | Two years from purchase date |
Core Numbers
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16 lb
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15 lb
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14 lb
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13 lb
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12 lb
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RG
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2.523 | 2.513 | 2.530 | 2.597 | 2.593 |
| DIFF | 0.046 | 0.053 | 0.053 | 0.041 | 0.041 |
| ASY | 0.018 | 0.021 | 0.020 | 0.014 | 0.014 |
Featuring
DynamiCore
DOT (Durability Optimization Technology)
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Command Review
The super high performance skid/flip pearls are typically not the best types of balls for my style and what I like to see on the lanes, but the Command is a brand of skid/flip that I can actually use. I am somewhat rev dominant, so the big skid/flip balls are typically hard to manage in the back, but the Command actually does a really good job of blending the lanes while maintaining a sharp entry angle. It still does what it is intended to do, like get through the front and create angle down-lane, but it doesn't sacrifice control to do so. I also think this would be a good ball for speed dominant players looking for a strong pearl. Because it won't blast through the front and never enter a good roll. The ball has some teeth, so I consider it to be a lot more useful than your typical skid/flip ball.
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Skid/Flip = Dancing Pins = C300 Command
The C300 Command was a definitely a fun piece to test drive. This ball has plenty of length and create a whole bunch of angle at the pin deck. We were actually able to throw multiple messengers in a 70 year old building...on natural wood...with original kickbacks... Nice to see C300 release a skid flip piece that hits like a tank.
