As a bowler, you need to develop your bowling techniques and also care for your bowling equipment, which in many times is very costly to purchase.
This will help you conduct easy-going and smooth games through improving the games' conditions.
We will be discussing a few methods through which you can take care of your bowling equipment; shoes, bags, and more.
So, you might not know how to bowl very well but you should know how to care for your bowling equipment.
Your bowling ball is a key element in your game.
After you have purchased one that fits your needs, you need to remember that the bowling lane is often oiled.
So, after each game, remember to rub your ball with polish and an absorbent towel so as to remove any residual solids on it like wax or dirt.
Furthermore, make sure to preserve your ball in a medium temperature storage area, not too hot and too cold.
Both excessive heat and very cold temperatures can negatively impact the bowling ball.
Moreover, you need to check on the bowling ball almost every game.
Do not ignore small scratches on the ball, because those tiny scratches could also have an impact.
So a good recommendation would be going to the nearest service shop where you can get some assistance to surface those scratches.
Something that many people are not aware of is that the bowling ball needs to be taken care of so that it does not drop on the ground.
Other than the fact that it can be harmful where it impacts, it might acquire scratches which you are initially trying to avoid.
Other than the bowling ball, the bowling shoes, bags, and other accessories and equipment help you prepare for your bowling game.
When it comes to bowling shoes, you need to make sure to clean their soles almost every game.
You also need to make sure that the soles do not have anything sticking to them which may cause you to slip or trip.
Finally a good tip is to have your bowling bag, shoes and gloves ready and clean at all times - the shoes and bags can be cleaned with some water and soap or a dilute detergent for example.
This is essential to help preserve your polished ball in a clean medium during the game and during storage.
Further going, we advise you not to lend your personal ball to anyone because the finger holes could be different as well as the weight this bowler could endure.
So, whatever the conditions are, make sure you take care of your bowling equipment and help with accident prevention for other bowlers too.