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Ebonite Angular One

Ebonite

Angular One

Retired

The Ebonite Angular One is a pearl reactive bowling ball with the Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias core. RG 2.460 and differential 0.056 at 15 lb. No longer made.

WITH AN ANGULAR BACKEND TAKEN TO THE EXTREME, THIS PEARL SHINES. One ball is all you need. Pushing our revolutionary GBV coverstock to a series high 12.7, the Angular One pearl carves the most extreme angle to the pocket yet. Now there’s no reason to throw another ball. Unless you’re into spares. We took all the advanced technology of our most popular series and put it all together in ONE powerful release. With the GBV coverstock pushed to 12.7 in a pearl design, this ONE makes all the others seem like they’re going straight. This year, when you open up your Real One, you could find either a Real One, or a special edition The One, Big One, Infinite One or Angular One inside. If you find a special edition One series ball, you will receive a FREE Real One. There is a 1:9 chance of opening a special edition ball. Any consumer who opens a special edition One will be eligible to receive a Real One for free. NOTE: The Give-A-Way is no longer active.

Specifications

Coverstock
GBV 12.7 Pearl
Cover type
Pearl reactive
Core
Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
Core type
Asymmetric
Factory finish
500, 1000 Abralon® Polished with Power House Factory Finish Polish
Reaction
Skid / Flip
Color
Black / Burgundy / Silver Pearl
Weights
16–14 lb
Mass Bias
0.027

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Core numbers

Weight
RG
Diff
16 lb 2.470 0.050
15 lb 2.460 0.056
14 lb 2.490 0.053

Core: Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias

Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
16–14 lb
Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias
13–12 lb

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