The [bowlingball value="7649"/] is the next in the Magic line.

[bowlingball value="7649,i150"/]

Set to be released on 12/1/2009, the [bowlingball value="7649"/] will retail for [bowlingball value="7649,price"/] and have a [bowlingball value="7649,ps"/].

Here is our bowling ball reaction video of the [bowlingball value"6969"/]. Let us know your thoughts.

Ebonite Magic, Bowling Ball Reaction Video

So, what exactly makes the [bowlingball value="6909"/] stronger? By pearlizing the GB
10.7 coverstock, we’ve added even more power to The ONE, giving The [bowlingball value="6909"/] more length and an even sharper approach to the pins, resulting
in increased pin carry.

[bowlingball value="6909,i150"/]

Features:

• Coverstock: GB 10.7
• Weight Block: Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
• Ball Color: Purple/Black/Red Pearl All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
• Ball Finish: 4000 with Abralon and polished with Powerhouse Factory Finish
• Hook Potential: 41 (scale of 1-50)
• Length: 28 (scale of 1-50, early to late)
• Reaction: Length with Stronger Backend
• RG Differential: 0.037 (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-Heavy Oil

If you like the original ([bowlingball value="3874"/]), then you will want the new version.  The original was a major success a few years ago.  I couldn’t walk into my league without seeing one on almost every rack in the bowling center.  I was jealous at the time because I felt like the only bowler without one.

Here are the specs for the [bowlingball value="6909"/].

Take [bowlingball value="3874"/], add on some extra muscle and what do you get? [bowlingball value="6909"/]–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.

Features:

• Coverstock: GB 10.7
• Weight Block: Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
• Ball Color: Purple/Black/Red Pearl All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
• Ball Finish: 4000 with Abralon and polished with Powerhouse Factory Finish
• Hook Potential: 41 (scale of 1-50)
• Length: 28 (scale of 1-50, early to late)
• Reaction: Length with Stronger Backend
• RG Differential: 0.037 (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-Heavy Oil

[bowlingball value="6909,i150"/]

I personally made a big change in my approach last night which caused me to play much farther left than I am used to.  But it was a great change.  My bowling ball reaction was so much better than usually.  I was way more consistent and only threw a handful of awful shots.

I started out the first game with my [bowlingball value="6695"/].  I felt like I was making nice shots, but with a couple of pulled splits, I ended the game with a score of 175.  Like normal, if I don’t like my bowling ball reaction, then I try a different ball in my fill shot of the 10th.

Brian Halstrom helped me choose which bowling ball to change to.  He said I should try the [bowlingball value="6303"/] on the same line, but stay aggressive.  I did and CRACK, strike.

I stayed with the [bowlingball value="6303"/] for the final two games, only moving two boards left throughout the games.  The second game I scored a 202, and finished the night with a 213.

Overall, I have to credit the change in my game to moving back about two feet on the approach.  This helped me increase my bowling ball’s speed, but it did more than that.  I believe that it really helped improve my timing, which gave me great ball reaction.

[bowlingball value="6695,i150l"/][bowlingball value="6303,i150r"/]

It has not effected me too much personally, beside knocking down part of my fence. But it just dumping a ton of water and flooding some parts of the state.

I guess I will have to wait until next Thursday to write about the [bowlingball value="6303"/].

I just received an [bowlingball value="6303"/] to drill up for use. I am going to test this bowling ball out on Thursday 8/21/2008. I will write up a review on this later this week.

I am looking forward to this ball that has a bowlingball.com perfect scale of 205.7. Here is the description.