the domination is a stronger ball but the t-road pearl is a much more versatile ball. the domination can handle a little more oil than the t-road. you won't have a have a problem with carry unless there is a lot of carrydown because the domination does not like carrydown. storm balls last a looooong time. my fired up has almost 800 games on it and my paradigm has about 500 and both are still as strong as the day that i bought them.
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Intimidate.Eliminate.DOMINATE.
Go Yankees 27 in 07'

I am with Storm on this as he stated that the T-road is very versatile.  I have one drilled RICO and i have used it on a decent amount of oil playing a down and in shot and used it in league on THS swinging it.  

The cover takes adjustments good also, i have sanded mine to 2000 abralon and also highly polished it up, the highly polished surface just seemed to work better for me.


I had the Domination and that ball was just to jump and angular for me on the backends.  Left a few weird leaves with the angle i was coming in at and ended up getting rid of the ball.
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Chris Leftwich
Active Duty Coast Guard member.

Just switched to all storm stuff and absolutely love the new R2S coverstock.

Threw my T-Road Pearl this weekend several games with some more "senior" bowlers.  This ball is versatile as advertised, I had my drilled 4" pin to PAP with what looks like a label drill with the MB under the thumb. This ball is the one of the most versatile balls I've thrown period.  The first game or so I played a slight swing shot (standing 19-20, targeting 9-10) with great success it was very smooth and hit the pins very well. But because of who I was on the pair with, I knew the shot wouldn't hold up. So I made about a 5 and 3 move to the left with a stronger hand position and this ball became a monster that was throwing pins everywhere.  Now that I've thrown the TRoad, I definitely agree with the consensus here about it being a more versatile ball.