I really like Ebonite but I think it's a miss in the marketing of the new equipment to exclude the cover material (e.g. pearl, hybrid or solid).

Ebonite goes through phases in my mind (the consumer) theyre either hot or cold, anything but consistent.  Look at the generations of equipment..they killed off the mission after the red one single handedly won everyone over to.come back to ebonite. Hammers losing their flair as well..track is the only one on the right track lol.  Ebos clearly not focused on what they supposedly do best.  Its their loss not ours...if they wanna build a brand where the marketing screams, "hey buy this ball, we got it right this time, versus, "hey we got it right almost every time"...then let them...i know where im spending my money.  too many other brands do it right.

Agree to disagree there, overall I'd say the last few years C300 out of the four brands leads the pack in terms of a brand that was under that was brought back to life.

They stuck to what worked over the years, creating the Freeze line that utilizes a proven core from the past with a cover that matches it just right, then worked up from there.

Ebonite is not far off, it's little things with them for me....like the info on the site. I think the Cyclone series is the best ball in that price range of any company by far. The website should have everything a customer could ask as far as info, clearly stated so no customer has to question what they are buying.

Second, an upgrade to the way they do videos, they need to only look at what C300 and Hammer do on their videos...they need a variety of different styles throwing their gear on the vids, all due respect but I nor very many throw the ball like Tommy Jones, he can hook anything. With that said, get younger bowlers in there to target a younger audience, it can be done C300 did it a few years back.

Ok back on topic lol, solid, pearl or hybrid??