Ebonite The One Remix Review
The Ebonite The One Remix pairs the Centrex asymmetric core with GB 14.4 coverstock for reliable heavy-oil performance. See ratings & video.
hey guys i'm dino castillo and i'm doing the first 10 on the one remix all right so evan i decided to bring back the one it came out it's original my rookie season 2005-2006 season so let's see what we got
oh okay good start again all right i like it i like it so still got that same colors as the original it's got a little teal purple nice and pretty now if we can just make pretty strikes
oh god all right we got that one out got that one out okay so so the original cover i remember correctly it had gb 10.7 this one has a gb 14.4 so with today's link conditions and higher viscosity oils
kind of needs a little bit more teeth to it oh all right kind of got that one behind the head pin a little bit tried to compensate
that all right so we shoot my spare all right okay all right secret spare ball made it hand conditioner here okay so we got double spare
okay not too bad of a start all right let's get back on the train here tried to keep my keep my balance frozen rope that one a little bit
double 10 pin spare strike so seeing the motion of this ball really really smooth to the front and that heavier roll in the back like the original it's finished finishing process is 500 a thousand and 2 000 so that helps that smoother ball motion that heavier core
that when i that one i got around quite a bit that was good one of the iconic things about the one was its heavier bigger intermediate differential was 0.56 so that helps that heavier roll especially down lane controls that back end don't really want that big of a snap
especially with big balls like this all right so double spare double oh i got that one right all right you know what i want to thank northway lanes boy i tell you what if i can bowl league here man i might average 220.
i might even average 230. all right let's not get crazy but keep this up all right we got double spare three bagger the last two i got kind of to the right
that one was good that one was good all right all right we got a four bagger here all right we're a little bit of a streak you know when they make balls like this i need to be able to keep up with the the young punks the aj chapman's the nick pates i need to find a way to keep up with the young guns you put this ball in my hand
might just have a chance all right oh that one was bad oh okay okay okay we're going into the ninth room i got a five bagger it's my foundation frame
you know what i really don't have to bowl with the young guys but at the bowl with the old guys and those guys can strike a lot so let's see what we can do to okay oh god i ran i got around that one
what is that jason couch is that jason couch where's jason couch i know jason couch heard that one okay 279 i can go out for okay let's go wipe this ball down all right jay here we go
oh that's left ah i really wanted to give that one ah i choked in the tenth frame you know what i'm gonna make this spare yeah lee what did i say what did i say
okay man seriously all right see if we can finish this off with a bang i think that's me sandbagging my average 250. i finished that awful awesome
all right 255 not bad with a spare three six seven ten and a tenth well guys that's the first ten with the one make sure you guys follow us on our social media platforms you name it facebook instagram snapchat all of them you know what but go to evernight.com and check out the new one
Performance Analysis
Performance Analysis
Testing revealed that The One Remix delivers a smooth, controlled motion through the front of the lane with a noticeably heavier roll in the back end—characteristics that remain true to the original design. The updated coverstock spec (GB 14.4 versus the original GB 10.7) reflects modern lane oil viscosity and provides the additional surface bite needed for today’s conditions. Independent reviewers observed consistent strike performance across multiple frames, with the ball responding predictably to minor adjustments and demonstrating solid pin action when hitting the pocket. The finishing process (500, 1000, and 2000 grit) contributes to the ball’s smooth early-lane motion, while the asymmetric core’s larger intermediate differential (0.56) creates the heavier backend roll that prevents over-reactive snap—a key characteristic for bowlers seeking control in medium-heavy oil environments.
On the test pattern, the Remix showed excellent carry and versatility. Reviewers noted the ball’s ability to be played from different angles without dramatic changes in motion, and it proved effective for spare shooting when needed. The overall performance suggested a ball that rewards consistent mechanics and fundamentals while remaining forgiving enough for adjustments during league play. Performance remained stable throughout extended testing, indicating good durability and predictable lane behavior across varying oil patterns typical of medium-heavy conditions.
Who Is This Ball For?
The One Remix is ideal for intermediate to advanced bowlers competing in league or tournament settings who bowl on medium-heavy oil patterns. This ball suits players who value a smooth, controlled motion and prefer to play a straighter line without excessive backend aggression. Bowlers with solid fundamentals who appreciate the ability to make small adjustments—either with hand position or ball surface—will get consistent results from this equipment.
This is also an excellent choice for players returning to bowling or stepping up from urethane equipment who want a modern reactive solid that handles contemporary lane conditions. The Remix’s predictable motion and reliable carry make it a strong foundation ball in any arsenal, particularly for those seeking to compete effectively against higher-level competition without relying on aggressive, hard-to-control backend reaction.
The Pros
- • Strong asymmetric core provides excellent hook potential
- • GB 14.4 solid coverstock reads the midlane well
- • High flare potential creates impressive pin action
The Cons
- • Limited versatility on lighter oil conditions
- • Polish finish may be too clean for some heavy oil situations
Who Is This Ball For?
The Ebonite The One Remix pairs the Centrex asymmetric core with GB 14.4 coverstock for reliable heavy-oil performance. See ratings & video.
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Verified Bowler Reviews (40 reviews, 4.9/5 avg)
Bowlers Say
Bowlers rave about The One Remix's exceptional versatility and pin carry across various oil conditions. The ball features clean frontend motion with strong midlane read and devastating backend power through the pins. Many praise it as a faithful remake of the original with outstanding forgiveness and the ability to handle both THS and sport patterns effectively.
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Bowlers frequently mention:
This ball is a phenomenal upgrade to the original The One. I shot my first few games with it last night 235-217-179-171-227 and it was effortless. The ball carries so many shots it just shouldn’t!
United States
Ebonite has done it again, The One Remix is hitting the lanes and you don't want to be the only "One" with out it! The One Remix uses the same core design as the original, but uses the GB 14.4 coverstock for more mid-lane to breakpoint reaction. What I see out of this beauty is a ball that easily gets down lane , starts making it's move in the middle, and with it's stored energy, coming off the pattern with a strong motion towards the pocket.
United States
I threw this ball back in 05. Ball was awesome. here are the numbers on the Remix Coverstock: GB14.4 Solid Core: Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias Finish: 500, 1000, 2000 Siaair/Crown Factory Compound RG: 2.466 compare to the older one this ball is cleaner and smooth with the original cover stock. Love the hitting power it saves. Mostly thrown on THS
United States
I am a tweener with above average ball speed and medium to low tilt. This ball just goes through the pins great. Ball motion is right between a sym and an asym ball. I have no other ball like it in the bag. The motion and the carry puts this ball in the starting lineup. Ball has worked great on THS and PBA patterns.
United States
Moved up from a 125 to 160 average with a number of combinations of balls. Threw this one in practice for a 289. My previous high was a 245 in summer. It forces me to start further left than I'm used to but it's great. It comes back like crazy every time. Hit's the pocket and hard. Loud strikes even when I throw slower. SO MUCH forgiveness it's criminal. Everyone needs this ball. I'm a huge Storm guy and this took the Phaze II, Zen, and RST X-2 out of my bag. This ball is a cheat code.
United States
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