Looks like EBI is at it again! They're taking a page out of their Mission Unknown book, and applying it to the One series, which was just brought back in a limited release, along with a new ball in that series. I just got this dropped into my inbox as a youtube video drop.

#openthebox with the REAL ONE from Ebonite. You could find the all new Real One, a classic The ONE, Angular ONE, Big One or Infinite ONE. If you find a classic One ball, you will receive a free Real One.

Full video with the details is below.


I like what they're doing here, as again it's unique for marketing. Will I get one? probably not, as I'm still trying to find a hole in my gear to squeeze in a BW Gold. But props to Ebonite for making even the buying process a bit fun!

BL.

People that get the Infinite One are going to be like "Can I have a refund?" Thought that ball was a turd.

The rest looked great.

Quote from: tkkshop on September 15, 2017, 04:55:07 PM

Quote from: Metal_rules on September 15, 2017, 08:34:55 AM

Where is the One Pearl?  -- That was the ball I liked when I used Ebonite.

the One Pearl was my favorite. Glad to see they are show that one love too.

 But, that ISNT one of them. It is:
1. The ONE
2. The BIG ONE
3. The INFINITE ONE
4. The ANGULAR ONE

 NO PEARL ONE.

/sarcasm

Quote from: CoorZero on September 15, 2017, 10:00:56 PM

Well, the Angular One is pearl but there is no One Pearl. Haha, the names thrown around here doesn't mesh with grammar.

I thought so too, but I was wrong.
http://beta.ebonite.com/products/product_detail/the_one_pearl

I worded that poorly. Meant to say there is One Pearl coming back out as a part of this promotion.

On a related note, does anybody remember what kind of coverstock the Infinite One had? No information for it on Ebonite's ball page. I realize that surface is more important than "type" of coverstock, just wondering what the intended shape of the ball is. Seems like it would be pearl or hybrid, but it's hard to tell from online pictures with it at 500 grit in the stock photos.

I miss the Angular One, how this ball resembles it.