Drilling pattern: 85 x 4.5 x 40
Pin placement: Above bridge

I drilled this ball identical to my original Eon looking to have two complementary balls, and that is exactly what I got. The Eon Infinite starts up a bit earlier than the original Eon and has more overall hook, but still does a great job retaining energy through the pocket. The S71 Reloaded coverstock on the Eon Infinite is noticeably stronger and does a great job cutting through oil. I've thrown this ball on both a broken down THS, as well as the WTB Tokyo pattern and was able to move left, send the ball right, and never worry about the ball not making it back to the 1-3 pocket. Once this ball was a little too much, it was a seamless transition back to the Eon. Fantastic 1-2 punch for any bowler.

Brent Ritchie
900 Global Regional Staff

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COMMENTS

Likes: OOB surface, readability, roll

Dislikes: 0

Hello all,
Its been a few years since writing a review, long story short is I retired and now
I'm back to bowling tournaments, and fishing.
I've had the EI about 3 weeks and so far I really like the way it lets me read the lanes. I like its smoothe transition off the dry while maintaining a hevey roll. Bowled a two day Senior scratch tournament last weekend and this was my ball for the first 5 games, (8 game block).
It helped me control the pocket from the fresh with good backends, until I had to get inside about 18-20. Once I got that deep it was ICE time.
I had several guys eying the EI, they really liked the color, and the carry.
I have a tendency to sometimes get a little soft, which leads to the dreaded 'flat ten'
I didn't see any flat tens with the roll I get with this ball...
Bowling in the Thursday Morn Senior Lge, (I love saying that) I had back to back 730-740's...with little or no moving all 3 games. 
Thanks again to 900 Global
jimensminger- 









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The 900 Global Eon Infinite

Have you ever used a medium heavy to heavy oil ball and find that you have to put it away
much earlier that you would like, especially when you are scoring well. You won’t have to do that with the Eon Infinite. The Eon Infinite has a S71 loaded cover which increases the back end motion. This cover is enough to handle more oil without burning up in the mid-lane too soon. You can keep this one on the lane much longer before switching to a lower friction 900 Global ball, and in some cases no switch is needed. Drilled this one with my favorite layout 60 X 3 3/8
X 30. This ball gets back from multiple angles. Great ball for patterns 42' or more with heavier
volumes of oil. Stay in your comfort area and get one of these.

Donny Carr, 900 Global Staff