Ebonite The One Reverb
Regular price $ 159.99
Ebonite’s Game Breaker and One lines produce exceptional results, and they’re excited to introduce The One Reverb this season. The One Reverb is the first One ball to feature HK22 with the Cohesion additive and is polished to ensure it reads the backend harder than any other ball in The One series. HK22, Cohesion, and the GB additives combined with arguably the most successful asymmetric core shape in Ebonite’s history will make this the most angular ball in The One series yet.
Color | Teal / Black / Red |
Core | Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias |
Coverstock | HK22C - GB 15.1 Pearl |
Factory Finish | 500, 1000, 4000 Siaair / Factory Compound |
Weights | 12-16lbs |
Ball Motion | Angular |
Customer Reviews
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I drilled my Ebonite the One Reverb to be a great all-around pearl asymmetric for both house shots and sport conditions, and it fits the mold perfectly. I went 55 x 4.25” x 30, and with the DOT technology, you can drill anywhere without worrying about the location of the locator pin. The One Reverb builds on the success from The One Remix, adding length and angularity with HK22 along with the Cohesion additive, and is polished to ensure it reads the backend harder than any other ball in The One series. I see about 2-3 feet more length than The One Remix, with similar total hook. I have used it on Harry Smith 41’, Autobahn 42’, 41 ft. THS, and Red Square 40’ all with very good success. If you are looking for a ball that doesn’t quit, and is controllable enough for the tough stuff, then The One Reverb is for you. Order yours now from Bowler Builders Pro Shops!
We drilled this ball up just a few days ago and it has 2 practice games on it. 257 & 248. I'm looking forward to league tonight because this ball likes to strike. Ebonite put a lot into this ball. It has the HK22 base along with cohesion & Game Breaker additives. The core numbers tell you it wants to flare, and it wants to hook. They added compound to help get it down lane and save the good stuff for the pins. I really like what I'm seeing so far. The other thing I like is the dark colors. When the ball rolls down the lane the colors aren't distinctive & distracting, they blend together so you just see the ball motion. I think this will be a nice piece.