Ball NPS Score: Not Available
- Coverstock: GB 10.7
- Weight Block: Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
- Ball Color: Purple/Black/Red Pearl All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
- Ball Finish: 4000 with Abralon and polished with Powerhouse Factory Finish
- Hook Potential: 41 (scale of 1–50)
- Length: 28 (scale of 1–50, early to late)
- Reaction: Length with Stronger Backend
- RG Differential: 0.037 (Medium Flare) on a scale of .000-.080 Low Flare-High Flare
- RG Average: 2.51 (Low) on a scale of 2.43-2.80 Very Low-High Break Point
- Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium-Heavy Oil
- Description:Take The ONE from Ebonite, add on some extra muscle and what do you get? The ONE Pearl--a stronger, more aggressive version of The ONE. So, what exactly makes The ONE Pearl stronger? By pearlizing the GB 10.7 coverstock, we’ve added even more power to The ONE, giving The ONE Pearl more length and an even sharper approach to the pins, resulting in increased pin carry.

So far this one has beat out 2 other very top line balls in my bag and I don't see giving them much more chance after another performance tonight.

I drilled mine up 4 1/2 pin with a 75 degree mb and this kept my cg within an inch and even though it was 3/4 ps I didn't go with a balance hole.

Medium house condition on Pro lanes at 41'

I have not moved in 2 weeks with this ball as it just gets through the heads and mid lane so easy with a nice arc on the back once your lined up your set. I started with the Cell Pearl tonight and chased the shot for a game and a half and then went right back to the Pearl One and just could not miss. I have no idea what they did with this but it is going to be the first one out of my bag each and every night now. I have had mine for about 3 weeks and have not shot under 700 with it, I am really thinking of selling several of my other balls and drilling up 3 more of these with different layouts as it is that good.


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i got this gem on 1/31 by a recomendation from my pro shop. i am so glad i took his advice. this ball is money for me.  i had i drilled with the recomended #2 layout (pin over ring, mass bias 1 inch to the right of the thumb, no balance hole. 16#.  this ball comes back with a vengence. to me it acts like  more of a  roll/flip type re-action.  but when it flips it flips hard, with a continuous roll though the pins. i used this on both of my leagues, and a few tournaments, and it re-acts excellent. it will jump severly off of the dry, so you have to watch your speed. or if its too dry you may have to put it away. this is an excellent release from ebonite, if your looking for back end, look no further, this is "the one" to get. its been the the only ball out of my arsenal that im using  because it flat out works the best! 9 out of 10 in my book.

I have had the one pearl for a month now and the pin is above the fingers and to the right..i would have to say that it is a condition ball for me. I am a high rev power player and since i loved THE ONE so much i thought i would like the pearl even more. For me most of the time it is over under, it hooks really hard when it hits dry but when it gets in the oil it just slides. i have found that it works much better on tougher sport patterns then a regular house shot...overall i would give it a 7/10 right now.

Ball: The One Pearl
Weight: 15lbs
Finish: Box finish 4000 polished with Factory Finish

Well I just thought I would give you some feedback on the one pearls that I got. I drilled the first one with pin above the bridge and the cg kicked out under the ring finger (on the midline). This ball is probly the cleanest ball through the front part of the lane that I have owned in a long time. The ball has a huge back end, very hard off the dry. It seems to work on a wide variety of house shots (have not thrown it on any sport or pba conditions as of yet).

I drilled up my second one with the pin below the ring finger and the cg kicked out just past the ring finger (cg just below the midline). The second one starts up about 5-6 ft earlier then my first one. The backend reaction is a strong arcing motion. This ball as well works on a wide variety of house shots, and is a nice compliment when the first one pearl is starting up to late.

I think to date this is my favorite ball I have thrown. I can not put these balls down. Previously my favorite ball of all time was the V 2/Game breaker. Between those two balls I had 8-9 of them. I just could not beat the reaction until now.

I am more of a tweener then a stroker but sometimes it just depends on the condition.

My average RPM's is 325-350.

If u have any questions, or suggestions about my reviews I can change or add to let me know
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Zack Pelton
Olathe, Kansas
Ebonite Bowl 2 Win
Ebonite Amateur Staff
www.ebonite.com

Specs: 15lbs
Drilled: Pin 1 3/4 inches over bridge, MB 2 inches right of vertical center line
Surface: box

  Some people forget that the One Pearl is basically a high performance ball. Just about a year a half ago it was Ebonite's high end design.

  Saying that... it rolls exactly like that. It's got more angle off the dry than anything I've seen. I had an ANGULAR One when they were released and it couldnt touch this thing. Very dynamic off the break point.

  You may need a little friction to get it of the corner tho(seeing that it is a pearl). But, for being a strong pearl it doesnt get much better. When dulled (tested at 1000-4000 abralon) it smoothes out and becomes very arcie but still very good entry angle.

  The price point is amazing too. It costs the same as some mid line balls and it's high end. If this isnt the best buy on the market than I dont know what is.    


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Ebonite Pro Shop Advisory Staff: Bowl to Win

One of the best balls I have ever thrown.  Pin above ring finger (right hand), CG right and MB 3" right of thumb.  Got it so it could go clean through the heads and strong enough to snap in the backend.  It does exactly that!!!  It tears up a house pattern but doesn't hook on oily synthetics.  On the Viper oil pattern it is the BEST choice.  Played right away 2nd arrow and anywhere right of the 2nd arrow will come back....HARD!  Definatly need this ball in your bag.
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