Ebonite Evolve Bowling Ball Video Review

The all-new Ebonite Evolve is the ultimate in High Performance bowling balls. Designed with the new XL1000 cover that provides great length, and the new Evolve 1.0 core that adds the most dynamic change of direction bowlers will need. EVOLVE your game.

Full video review of the Evolve is yet to come.

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Ebonite Lane Breaker Video Ball Review

Here are the latest videos of the ball reaction of Ebonite’s Lane Breaker, the latest in the Silver Performance category.  When looking for a great mid-price ball that has all the features bowlers are looking for, look no further than the Ebonite Lane Breaker. With the all new EMP1 core design, wrapped inside our strong Traxion Reactive .048 veneer, the Lane Breaker will be a great option for bowlers of all skill levels.

Coverstock: Traxion ReactiveTM 0.48
Box Finish: 4000 Grit Abralon® Polished w/Powerhouse Factory Finish

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Ebonite Magic Touch Reaction Video Bowling Ball Review

Ebonite’s Magic Touch is the perfect complement to the Magic. Designed with more length in mind versus the Magic, we formulated Flexol Plus Reactive. When combined with the Magic Symmetric Mass Bias Core, the Magic Touch does provide a “magical” move to the pocket.

- Coverstock: Flexol Plus Reactive
- Weight Block: Magic Symmetric Mass Bias Core
- Ball Color: Black/Green/Red All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
- Ball Finish: Sanded with 4000 Grit Abralon and Polished w/Factory Finish
- Hook Potential: 43 (scale of 1–50)
- Length: 26 (scale of 1–50, early to late)
- Flare Potential: Medium High
- Break Point Angle: 1
- Reaction: Great length with Strong Mid-lane Continuation
- RG Differential: 0.043 (Medium Flare) on a scale of .000-.080 Low Flare-High Flare
- RG Average: 2.51 (Low) on a scale of 2.43-2.80 Very Low-High Break Point
- Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium and Heavy Oil
- Description:Ebonite’s Magic Touch is the perfect complement to the Magic. Designed with more length in mind versus the Magic, we formulated Flexol Plus Reactive. When combined with the Magic Symmetric Mass Bias Core, the Magic Touch does provide a “magical” move to the pocket.

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The One Pearl from Ebonite Video Ball Review

Take The ONE from Ebonite, add on some extra muscle and what do you get? The ONE Pearl–a stronger, more aggressive version of The ONE. So, what exactly makes The ONE Pearl stronger? By pearlizing the GB 10.7 coverstock, we’ve added even more power to The ONE, giving The ONE Pearl more length and an even sharper approach to the pins, resulting in increased pin carry.

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Ebonite Magic Video Ball Review

The new Magic from Ebonite is out in early February 2009. Good for medium to heavy oil conditions this is the latest ball in their platinum performance series.

Magic from Ebonite, a high performance ball featuring the new Magic Symmetric Mass Bias core and FLEXOL REACTIVE coverstock. This powerful combination performs long and strong down the lane with a skid/flip ball reaction. Without a doubt, the Ebonite Magic will provide the winning formula for bowlers looking for reliable length and backend.

When you bowl to win, you know what works. Introducing the Magic, the latest high performance ball
from Ebonite. Great length. Strong backend. Game after game. Your own magic formula for winning.

 

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Ebonite NVD Video Review

This ball will be available on August 4, 2008. Below are a few videos of other Ebonite balls until the NVD can be reviewed.

New in Ebonite’s High Performance category will be the NVD. The NVD will be the strongest ball in overall ball motion to date. In order to accomplish this strong ball performance, Ebonite modified the cover slightly by adding more friction enhancing capabilities and changed the core design to offer a lower RG with a higher mass bias rating.

Coverstock: Traxion Reactive 0.48
Factory Finish: 4000 Abralon Sanded
Color: Black/Navy/Gold All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
Core: Spike Core Version 2
RG Rating (Actual): 16# – 2.48 15# -2.46 14# – 2.46
Differential (Actual): 16# – .045 15# – .052 14# – .044
Flare Potential: High
Length: scale of 1-50 (Least to Most): 22
Hook Potential: scale of 1-50 (Least to Most): 49
Break Point Angle: 13.0
Hook Style: Big hook with very strong backend continuation
Recommended Lane Condition: Medium to Heavy Oil
Description: New in Ebonite’s High Performance category will be the NVD. The NVD will be the strongest ball in overall ball motion to date. In order to accomplish this strong ball performance, Ebonite modified the cover slightly by adding more friction enhancing capabilities and changed the core design to offer a lower RG with a higher mass bias rating.

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Ebonite Playmaker X Video Ball Review

The Ebonite Playmaker X is now available, here are the specs on this ball:

COLOR Black/Purple/Silver Pearl
REACTION Stong Mid-lane with Good Backend
COVER STOCK GB 10.7
CORE VII
Length: 24 (scale of 1-50)
Hook Potential: 39 (scale of 1-50)

The Playmaker combines two of the most popular features of recent history, the core of the VII and the cover of The One… The Playmaker is a pearlized version of the Gamebreaker. The Playmaker will provide greater length out of the box vs. the Gamebreaker while still providing a strong mid-lane roll with backend continuation.

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Ebonite Complete NV Ball Review

Here are the detailed specs on the Ebonite Complete NV Ball:

Coverstock: Traxion Reactive 0.45
Weight Block: Spike Symmetric Mass Bias Version 1B
Ball Color: Purple/Blue/Silver Pearl
Mass Bias Rating: 0.022
Length: 23
Hook: 48
RG Differential: 0.043 (Medium) on a scale of .000-.080 Low Flare-High Flare
RG Average: 2.51 (Low) on a scale of 2.43-2.80 Very Low-High Break Point
Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium to Heavy Oil Conditions
Description: It’s Complete NV. And no wonder. This ball performs even in high oil conditions. That’s because its new Traxion Reactive coverstock and Spike Core, Version 1B work in tandem to bring better performance in the backend. So get one. Have it drilled to your specs and watch it perform. Then check out the looks you get.

Here are some user reviews we found on the Complete NV:

I know that no one is supposed to have this ball but our distributor had their seminar and handed them out anyway to some of use after the reps left. Worldwide release, what are they releasing, a Harry Potter book. Anyway, I drilled the Complete NV up like my other NV’s so I could compare them against each other. Don’t look for too much of a difference. It’s just OK. It looks like they just turned out another ball, you would be much better off just buying something a little less expensive. The price of the ball also is going up a few dollars, why, I guess because they think they can. See ya Ebonite. You need to “read” the handwriting on the wall.

I got this ball drilled going out on a limb because I haven’t liked or had success with good ol’Ebonite since the TPC Warrior, but this thing out hooks any pearl I have ever thrown. I got the recommended long n’ strong layout and that is exactly what it does. I bowled with it after my 3 game league was over and could barely keep it in the pocket, it wants to HOOK. I would recommend this ball to anyone as long as they want it to go really long and take a huge turn towards the pocket. My Resurgence has a similar drilling and close to the same surface (shined up close to the nv)and this complete nv out hooks it by feet, not boards..I’ve only shot 3 games with it and its ball motion alone may get ebonite more of my business in the future.

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