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Theorem Pearl
« on: November 22, 2024, 10:17:21 AM »
Ball NPS Score: 100.00
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The Track Theorem Hybrid stands out with its impressive sweeping motion and powerful continuation, making it a go-to choice for strikes. While tough to follow, Track's engineers have perfected the next step with the new Theorem Pearl. Rather than reinventing, they enhanced what already works so well. Starting with the same core and cover foundation, they added a pearl finish to the HK22-Prime Response cover, pushing the Theorem Pearl’s motion further down the lane. This upgrade creates a sharper, more defined breakpoint for a dynamic complement to the original.

Color: Purple/Blue/Sky Blue
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown
Core: MC2 Asym (14#-16#)
Coverstock: Prime Response Pearl Reactive (HK22)
Finish: 500, 1000, 1500 Siaair/Factory Compound
Hook Potential: High
Length: Long
RG: 2.473 (15# ball)
Differential: 0.046 (15# ball)
Reaction: Length with angular backend
Recommended Lane Condition: Medium Oil

 

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Re: Theorem Pearl
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2025, 04:57:49 PM »

ronaldhjr

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Re: Theorem Pearl
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2025, 08:49:47 AM »
Theorem Pearl - House Patterns

Extremely clean throughout the lane for a Track pearl.  I have bowled with a good amount of Track pearls this is one of the first that doesn’t have that super quick response to friction.  I like that.  It is also true when rolling in a good amount of oil, the Theorem Pearl can skid too much, which I think is fair.  I have been able to play the track area (between 5-10) as well as in (targeting 25-20 at the arrows) I really like the shape and reliability of what know it will do.  Example: I roll a shot with the Theorem Pearl gets through fronts and mids, then the back part of the lane I see it wants to skid or make a small move, or it sets up perfectly.  Those are good characteristics of a bowling ball; it’s telling you what it sees then in turn what you might want to do for pocket success.  Even if the Theorem Pearl reads a little early, that’s ok the move will be early and continuous, that should be easier to read then a ball reading early, making two moves then hitting the pocket or missing the pocket.  Drive through the pins is so consistent.  Of course, we aren’t going to roll the same exact shot every time, however, we are going to get close enough.  The Theorem Pearl will get through the pins so easily it will seem like you are cheating. 
GOT TO LOVE THAT feeling.  Compared to the Theorem I think they are night and day which is great!!!  They are different enough it’s not a love hate, it is love, love because they achieve success differently.
Track Amateur Staff