Ebonite Entity Pearl Review

Seems HK22Cish, clean and makes a pretty aggressive move. CEO Ronald Hicklin from Creating the Difference. Today we're going to talk about the brand new Ebonite Entity Pearl. This ball features the HK22C optimized pearl cover stock. Uses the Entity Core that's asymmetrical with an RG of 2.515, differential of 0.052, 052 and a mass bias of 0.020. The factory finish is 500 1,500 grit

crown factory compound. The hardness is 74. It scans right at 5,000 grit with the CTD version 2 surface scanner. The absorption is fast. It's laid out 60x 4 1/2 by 30. Chris, purple, gold, silver. What do you think? >> Yeah, it's just all right. >> Well, let's find out what the Entity Pearl is all about right now. Yikes. First shot doesn't count. But that actually hit with the vengeance. >> I think it took it personal. So it just

all right. Huh. Let me I'mma show you. Seems HK22Cish clean and makes a pretty aggressive move. Jesus, >> this one's strong. Let us know what is the brand of all the bowling ball brands that exist is your favorite one in the comments. >> Crown Life, baby. The Big Boo,

>> man. That almost came back. >> I mean, it was left, but it almost got back. >> I mean, when it started turning, I said, "Hold up." >> Yeah, it's got some aggressive backend response, but that was at least five boards left. It's angular, bro. That's still a couple in the dark. It's strong, bro. It's clean. It's

angular. Uh, you can see by that shot it's getting to the friction, but once it wants to go, it wants to keep going. >> What if you move in a little bit? >> Yeah, let's do that. She don't like all that oil though. That's kind of a characteristic too of a angular ball though, right? If they're clean and they're angular, they typically don't like a lot of oil. And when you move in like that, you're in as much oil as possible.

Flatty 7. Let's get in and uh get around it. Slow down a little bit. Got around it. It came on around the mountain. I mean, ball looks fine. I don't I don't see anything that's alarming here. Uh it feels like this has some versatility to it. Let's go all the way to the left and kind of take the hand out of it and roll it this way and see if it still gets through the front.

That wasn't a bad shot. It just It does still kind of pick up, right? I can change the angle. Launch angle. We'll be fine there. But yeah, it's probably better in a little more of the oil. Not so much doing that. So, I feel like it's going to be okay in that position. I feel like this is better not trying to throw it up to straight up to dry, though. It's going to be a little harder to control it because it is responsive off the friction. Chris, what do you think here?

>> Uh, I think this ball will be good on like a medium pattern. You know, something just not real wet dry. Something just kind of blended. House shot, you know. >> House shot. I agree with that. Let's get one more shot and then let's see what happens when we get to 1,000 grit. Yeah, let's get it to 1,000. Just kind of see what the service change does to the performance. Ryan thousand grit. Let's go.

>> Yeah. A lot of hook now. First shot don't count. A lot of hook. A lot of hook. >> You know what though? I think that's a good lesson for everybody though. Like you saying your ball in practice, make sure you do it early enough to throw it a few times cuz that first couple shots going to hook a bunch, you know? It's just a lot stronger piece now. We're going to get one further left, but it's it hooks a lot. It just hooks a lot.

What do you think, Chris? >> Yeah, I think it looked like you moved in a little bit. And that's what it needed, some more oil, cuz that thing was moving. Need >> a little more oil. That's all it was. >> I'm surprised how strong it is, though. What do you mean? >> Uh, usually when you sand a ball, it makes the ball hook earlier, but it smooths out the back end. But that thing still is seem like it's just still going when it get to the dry, you know? >> Yeah, it's still going. >> So, it's usually not like that.

>> It's just a stronger piece. >> Yeah. If it's over pushing for you a little bit, just break that surface and Ring seven. >> I like that one, too. I like that one. >> I did, too. That's ring seven. We're okay. Ring seven. It's flat ones we don't like. >> Now you got more information about the brand new Evanite Entity Pearl. I'm a member of our of our team. Consider joining. It's free to join. You could actually come here to the CT Education

Center in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and do a review with me. Chris, final thoughts on this bowling ball from Evanite. >> I think it's decent, man. I think it'll be good on the house shot. If you bowl on something where it's a medium shot, I think you can leave it at the factory surface. If uh your lane's got a little more oil, you might be able to sand it a little bit and get a lot more hook. Well, now you got more information about the bowling ball. Head on over to our website, pick up some sanding pads and some conditioner. It's going to keep your bowling ball at its performing at its peak. Last but not least, let us know if you guys have any questions or things that you think that we should be doing with these bowling ball review

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