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Ebonite Polaris Bowling Ball Review by Luis Napoles – The Next Great Asymmetric Ball For 2021
ebonite polaris bowling ball - the newest high performance ball for 2021
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ebonite polaris bowling ball
The Polaris will be your north star when encountering heavy oil. The new Polaris series from Ebonite uses a core body similar in shape to the great rolling Aero, but we’ve added a radial disc on the bottom of the ball to create extra motion. The great thing about having the disc on the bottom versus the top is that it never gets drilled into and maintains its purpose and integrity. We have tested the same core numbers with and without the disc and can see a pronounced increase in motion by using the extra piece on the bottom. The Polaris has an updated GSV-3 Solid cover, is finished with 1500 Siaair, and loves oil.
PERFORMANCE: Pro
COLOR: Orange / Sky / Purple
CORE: Polaris
COVERSTOCK: GSV-3 Solid
COVER TYPE: Solid Reactive
FINISH: 500, 1500 Siaair Micro Pad
WEIGHTS: 16-12 Pounds
LANE CONDITION: Heavy oil
REACTION: Strong overall hook
WARRANTY: Two years from purchase date
RG
16LB – 2.490
15LB – 2.475
14LB – 2.498
13LB – 2.597
12LB – 2.593
DIFF
16LB – 0.041
15LB – 0.048
14LB – 0.050
13LB – 0.041
12LB – 0.041
ASYM
16LB – 0.015
15LB – 0.018
14LB – 0.017
13LB – 0.014
12LB – 0.014
My new Polaris ball flattens out in the roll phase, causing it to miss the head pin wide right or leave a 5-7 split, even though it is supposed to be such a great hooking ball. I have generally had a good deal of hook with my other bowling balls on medium oil conditions. Might it be because it is (1) asymmetric, (B) solid as opposed to pearl, or (third) a ball that starts the hook phase really early? I am a low-speed, low-rev bowler.