I bought the Infinite One to use on heavier oil.  I threw it a couple of times when I first got it but I couldn't really find a mark to shoot from.  On Tuesday this week I pulled her out again.  I had the proshop tech sand the thumb hole a little and bevel the front edge for better comfort.  I shot a 199, 198, 300. This ball is awesome in my opinion.  I think ball speed really made the difference. I normally throw at 18mph, I slowed to 15mph and I couldn't miss my last game.  

this ball is definitely the first one out of my bag for fresh THS conditions.

ball drilled with ping above the ring finger and cg in middle of span with a lil xhole.

this ball is 14lb and with golden pins is not too good... at least from what i can see. i ve been hitting the pocket very consistently but always leaving some pin/s standing. however with normal pins, i have a higher probability of striking.

so far nothing in my bag hit as hard as the infinite one from the angle im playing.
this ball would be the one(not THE ONE ) for any player who wants aggresiveness on the back. i ve seen a full roller using this ball and it just digs into the pins. Im a 2hand bowler, high revs and med speed (getting faster tho) and so far i have not found a lane that can make this ball go long.
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I go two-handed, and i hate stupid 10pins! cuz my 12lb spare ball hooks too much!

Ebonite Infinite One

Ball Specs
The ball being drilled was a 3” pin out with 3.00 oz top weight.
Drilling: Pin 4 1/2" from PAP and Mb 45 degree angle. Pin is Above Ring finger, 3" above grip midline. Weight Hole on VAL and Midline. Factory Sanded 500.

Bowler Information:
Track diameter is 10 1/2.
PAP is measured at 5 1/4 over and 3/8" up.
Average ball speed (foul line to head pin) is 17 mph.
Axis rotation is typically 90 degrees
Initial rev rate is typically 300 rpm, "Tweener"
Lane Condition and Pattern:
AMF Bowlero, HPL 9000 Panel. Oil Pattern: Medium Heavy Oil and slightly clean back ends. Fairly Flat condition from edge board to edge board.

REVIEW:
I thought when this ball came out, how is Ebonite going to improve on this ball from the original One series. But they did. Used on Heavier oiled lanes this ball performed better than any other sanded ball I have thrown this year. Bowlero so far this year has flooded the lanes and this ball has saved my butt several times with a high series of 689. Definitely intended for medium to heavy oiled lanes. Do not use this ball on medium to dry lanes at the factory 500 grit unless you throw the ball 20 miles per hour. Ball can be shined for drier conditions.

The only thing I don't like about the ball and this goes for all balls sanded at 1000 grit or rougher is that this ball needs to be constantly sanded with the provided 500 grit abralon pad to maintain the hook. I also don't like how the lettering gets dirty quick and after sanding seems to disappear. I wish Ebonite had a better engraving system.

Ron Hickland continues to impress me with his constant improvement of Ebonite's and Hammer's line. And this ball is just an example of that.

Thanks for reading my review.
Dwight

had it drilled last week first had trouble controlling it at first but very forgiving ball hits as hard as my hammers ever have

1st ball
Drilled just like Drilling #1 but MB is between 45 to 75 degress
Based off from my style I recently experimented with the 45 and 75 degrees I do better off at MB between 45 to 75 degrees here's why

45 may cause little burn on front end with not much stored energy and cause little or no hooking action on the backend.

75 may cause too much backend on fresh lane conditions with little too much length on carrydown.

- Drilled pin above ringfinger
- CG kicked out 1-2 Inches to put the MB at 2 1/2 inches from the thumb between 45 to 75 degrees
- Weight hole needed to be placed because it was over an ounce of side weight we cut it down to 15/16 ounces of side weight
- Pin Placement was 3-4 Inches Pin to CG was 3.5"
- Top Weight was 3.5 ounces
- Finger Weight was 1/4 ounces
- Side Weight was 15/16 ounces

Lane conditions was Medium with fresh backends

I shot with this ball lots of times I shot almost a 700 leaving a 672 with the ball this ball is clean through the heads with stored amout of energy with strong move on the backend it works ok with carrydown but not great at times. What I also like from this ball is that it has tremendous amount of pin carry and pin action you cannot go wrong with the Infinite One you'll be happy with this ball trust me.

The other one was drilled by Drilling #3 with no weight hole and side weight is 7/8 ounces

Finger weight was 1/4 ounces

Pin to CG was 3 Inches
Pin Placement was 2-3 didn't need no weight hole

This ball hooks good on carrydown and strong off the backend part of the lane good amount of stored energy and hard off from backend I need this ball whenever my other Infinite One doesn't hook on Carrydown so this one is useful in situations like this.

I'm planning on getting the Angular One sometime soon stay tuned

Way to go Ebonite keep up the good work
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Not big on this ball.  This ball doesn't really do a whole lot and personally I have left a lot of taps with it.  It carries when it ones to and finishes nice, but I jsut haven't had anything to brag about with it.  Not like the Big One or the new Angular One.  

Tried the Ebonite Infinite One.
 

AS I am normally a pearlized ball roller, the ball took some getting used to.

 That said I feel that med to heavy oil with concentration on proper mechanics
works best for me with this ball. Keep speed medium to avoid either rollout or
over-skidding through the heads.

 It does hit very well.