Ebonite

Ok...I'm going to be honest here. I have not drilled a high performance Ebonite ball in the 3 years I've been back bowling. I throw mostly Storm and Roto Grip. I really liked the looks of the $250K on tv so I figured I'd give it a shot. I had my local pro shop put a 45 x 5.5 x 45 layout in the ball. This puts the pin right above my middle finger. After bowling a 277 my first game and a 756 for my first 3 games, on the nationals pattern, I am not regretting my purchase whatsoever. The ball goes long and it looks like some one kicks it left. I did take the surface to 2000 for a sooner read. The ball still has a ton of energy stored and it picks up just a little sooner than it did OOB. I'm very impressed with this ball. I've only used it on a sport condition and would probably be lofting the gutter cap if I used this on a house shot. Really looking forward to next season and doing tournaments with this ball. Should make some money...i hope.


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High Game - 300 (2)
High Series - 795

Very glad to hear you like this ball Parkington Revs
. I can say you will like it just as much on your house shot but I would recommend putting it back to OOB surface for a THS. This bas is very predictable and consistant in reaction. Keep us posted on how you are doing with this.

The Mission $250K is an excellent addition to the Mission line. The ball has good length and has a strong continuation to the pocket.

I have used this ball on a THS pattern and a modified sport shot and the ball gets through the heads very clean and then has a strong backend reaction to the pocket. As with the other Missions, I can move my line deeper and still have the great back end continuation. The ball gives a lot of versatility to my game.

I have always been a fan of the Mission line and the $250K is another great addition


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