Ebonite Game Breaker Asym Review
The Ebonite Game Breaker Asym pairs the V2 asymmetric core with GB 12.0 pearl cover for strong hook on medium-heavy oil. Video reviews inside.
hi overnight fans i'm tommy jones and it is time to introduce you the newest release in the game breaker series the gamebreaker asim the gamebreaker asim takes the original v2 core modified to give it some asymmetry and a more aggressive response to the friction
the game breaker acem core features dynamic core and an ultra low rg of 2.468 differential of o54 and an intermediate of .008 [Music] paired with the gb 12.0 pearl cover stock finished at 500 1000 2000 sia air and topped with crown factory polish you
will see a much easier length and a strong skid flip ball motion for most medium oil conditions to the gb4 the gamebreaker asim is a little cleaner and less overall hook on this fresh house condition as the lanes break down you will need to move deeper inside the gamebreaker a sim will create the angle necessary to consistently carry the corners that's all for my take on the brand new game breaker asap for more information about the gamebreaker asim or other ebonite
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Performance Analysis
Performance Analysis
The Ebonite Game Breaker Asym showcases the effective pairing of Ebonite’s V2 Asymmetrical Core with the GB 12.0 Pearl Reactive coverstock. With an RG of 2.48 and substantial differential of .054, plus a mass bias of .008, this ball generates impressive rev rates and angular backend motion. The 4-5 inch flare potential translates to excellent pin carry, while the pearl reactive formula provides enough length to store energy for the backend reaction that asymmetric cores are known for.
The 2000 grit factory finish positions this ball squarely in medium-heavy oil territory, though the pearl coverstock prevents it from being overly aggressive on fresher patterns. Bowlers can expect reliable performance as oil patterns transition, with the asymmetric core maintaining its strong backend characteristics even as lanes break down. While the Game Breaker Asym may require surface adjustments for optimal performance on house shots, its core strength and coverstock responsiveness make it a dependable choice for league and tournament play on appropriately conditioned lanes.
Who Is This Ball For?
- Advanced bowlers seeking strong backend motion
- Players facing medium to heavy oil patterns
- Bowlers looking for a versatile asymmetric option
The Pros
- • Strong asymmetric core provides excellent hook potential
- • Pearl reactive coverstock offers good length through the front part of the lane
- • High flare potential creates impressive pin action
The Cons
- • May be too aggressive for lighter oil conditions
- • 2000 grit finish requires adjustment for many lane conditions
Who Is This Ball For?
The Ebonite Game Breaker Asym pairs the V2 asymmetric core with GB 12.0 pearl cover for strong hook on medium-heavy oil. Video reviews inside.
Technical Specifications
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Ebonite Game Breaker Asym | First 10 with Tommy Jones
EboniteVerified Bowler Reviews (14 reviews, 4.9/5 avg)
Bowlers Say
Bowlers say the Game Breaker Asym delivers exceptional length and clean backend reaction through its asymmetric core modification and pearlized coverstock. They praise its ability to handle medium oil and transition conditions while maintaining pin carry. The ball works well as a step-down from stronger equipment and complements other Game Breaker balls perfectly.
AI summary of 14 verified purchase reviews
Bowlers frequently mention:
Ebonite has just released the newest addition to the GB line with the Game Breaker Asym. It has many of of the characteristics to the GB Pearl but they did a little modification to the core giving it a little asymmetry. I happen to have a lot of Asymmetric Pearls right now, so I drilled this a little different with a 4-1/2" pin under the ring finger. It is extremely clean & smooth. I do like the shape and and the way it pushes through the pins. Very nice add especially for league.
United States
Game Breaker Asym is a polished pearl reactive with a small int. differential which gives it a little stronger move at the break. The surface gives it great length as expected, but the back end reaction with the stored energy causes the ball to go through the pins very well.
United States
The Game Breaker continues to be the most trusted and popular lines in all of bowling. Ebonite has taken the Game Breaker line to the next level by shaving the sides off the core, creating the new Game Breaker Asym. With the core modifications it he;ps increase the intermediate differential to a medium .008. Which is just enough to see a defined difference when the shiny GB 12.0 Pearl cover sees the end of the pattern. Let’s be honest, it’s a Game Breaker! What more is there to say? A lot actually. In my opinion this is THE best GB ball to date. It allows you to play straighter or hook it more with these new modifications to the core. This GB will help you open up the lane and make it an easy transition into a Track Legion Pearl as the games go on. Moving left will become easier for you to do when you have this ball in your hand. It will also be a great upgrade for someone wanting a better ball than just the normal entry level reactive ball. Look for this ball to be one of the most sought after balls on the market. This is a perfect purchase!
United States
This ball is as clean as they come! When the lanes break down, I can count on this ball to easily make it through the front part of the lane and make the turn downlane. This is quite a different shape than the other gamebreakers, but its unique especially for the Brands of Brunswick. It's a good ball for your bag as a step down from bigger pearls.
United States
Bowler Stats: 18 mph (off hand), 420 RPM, Axis: 4 ⅞” right, ¾” up Ball: Ebonite Gamebreaker Asym Layout: 50 x 5” x 30 Surface: Box Review: Ebonite’s Gamebreaker Asym is a significant evolution in the GameBreaker line. The core designers at Ebonite set out to provide a slightly different shape within the GameBreaker line. By slicing off the sides of the V2 core, they were able to create a core that provided a medium degree of asymmetry (.008). This new design provides the ability to fine tune the ball reaction when drilling by controlling the placement of the mass bias but still maintains a low enough level of intermediate differential to not lose the downlane continuation that the GameBreaker series has produced for the last decade. The pearlized GB 12.0 cover provides a cleaner and sharper downlane ball motion compared to the GB4, which provides a natural complement as the GB4 starts to labor downlane during transition. When thrown against the GB4 the GameBreaker Asym was about 3-4 feet cleaner and about 3 & 2 weaker. This ball really begins to shine when you are looking to open your angles on medium oil or as the lanes are transitioning and still need the ball to read the midlane and roll through the back part of the lane. Summary: The GameBreaker Asym adds a new element to the extremely successful GameBreaker line. The new modified V2 core provides bowlers with the opportunity to fine tune their ball reaction when compared to the traditional symmetrical version of the core. The pearlized GB 12.0 coverstock provides more energy storage and downlane motion compared to Ebonite’s GB4. This ball finds its home as you need to create more angle through the front part of the lane or once a hook point has developed downlane. Utilizing this friction, provides a ball motion that clears the fronts with ease and allows the low rg/high diff core to read the mid-lane and roll through the back part of the lane. Rating: 9/10
United States
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