Ebonite Entity Review

[Music] CEO Ronald Hicklin from Creating the Difference. Today we're going to talk about the brand new Ebonite Entity Bowling Ball. This ball features HK22C optimized solid cuz it's HK22C smells like oranges. It is asymmetrical, brand new core shape called the entity core shape. The RG is 2.515. The differential is 0.052 and the mass bias is 0.0. 020. So, it's

a medium RG ball, high differential highmass bias ball. The surface is 5002,000 sire scanned right at 1500 with the CTD version 2 surface scanner. The hardness is 73.5. The absorption rate is fast. The layout is 60x 4 1.5x30. And we're going to see what the new entity is all about right now. Boo. First shot don't count.

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052 differential is good for about 6 in of flare. It's a lot. The uh limit is 60 for differential. That's what determines how much flare you're going to get. 52 is pretty high. Yo. So, we're going to have a little bit of a rolly one here. This one's a little bit more forward, a little bit early. Um, I could tell that just kind of by the that shape right there. So, this might fall into the traction category.

We'll see. We'll see. Orange, black, purple. Cool color combo. Shout out to Mark Baker, too, by the way. I went and got spent some time with him. got a lesson from him and uh the lesson really really got me going the right way. So, appreciate that, Mark. And I will tell you as somebody who literally has all of the bowling balls from all the manufacturers, if you really want to get better, go get a

lesson. That's how you get better. Yep. Traction. So, it's definitely I think it's going to be good for the guy who needs a little more control in the front part of the lane. A guy who wants his ball to kind of start up a

little bit earlier. Let's throw some shots in the dark, too. So that was in by about three and it big forward like it was supposed to. So I really wanted to see that, right? Because that's in like the maximum amount of oil. This ball still picks up. So it's a stronger hooking piece.

Four left. doesn't quite get back. Started to make that move and then went a little forward. That's the traction type of reaction that you would expect to get. Um, so really I mean to strike it's going to be pretty straightforward. Split the difference there and I'll be able to strike. But that confirms for me it's not continuous. It's definitely more traction. Definitely traction. Well, usable. Going to be usable. First ball out of the bag. Short or longer

patterns, heavier volume patterns, need to control the lane a little bit more. This is your piece. Yo, wrap seven. I mean, that really was a decent shot, but it wasn't good. Like, it wasn't a good shot. So, let's go left. Close the angle down. take some hand out of it more up the back and get

it to get into that really that traction type shape for sure. Yeah. Yeah. I would expect that it's just good rolly. It's first game out of the bag or first ball out of the bag of the first game. Have your oil patterns.

Yeah, I think that's going to be fine. If you're a straighter player, you want the ball to get into a roll. So, I tell you what I want to do. I want to put a little polish on this ball and see if that gives me a little more angle. All right. All right. Now that anything now is at 6,000 grit. So now it's definitely shiny. Let's see what it does now. Same spot. First shot don't count. Still seems rolly. Just went down the lane a little longer. But none of that matters till this ball.

Yeah. Little longer. Still rolly. Not bad on the back end though. Not bad. You can kind of see. That was about two boards left. By the way, uh you can see the ball a little late to the headpin to get back. Struck, right? Struck. So definitely got a little more room for error now. Definitely

more room for error for me now with it being polished. Uh you just you really got whenever you get a ball, you should adjust the surface to match your swing condition, what you're bowling on, your style of play, too. The old7 just a little bit rolly. That's how it goes sometimes. Let's do one more thing before we get out of here. So, I'm going to make a hand

adjustment here, and I want you to leave a comment on what you think the hand adjustment is. And in the comments, I'll respond to what the hand adjustment actually was based on the flat 7 pin. Hey, if you're not a member of our staff, consider joining our staff. It's free to join. If you are a member of our staff, leave a comment. Say, "I'm a staffer." We appreciate you guys. We appreciate being able to bring you bowling ball reviews. Hopefully helping

you pick the bus ball that's for your style of play and your game. I am Ronald Hicklin. We will talk to you guys on the next video. Peace out.