Columbia 300 Tour Boss Pearl Bowling Ball

(4 reviews) Write a Review

You don't have to wait for Mother Nature anymore to get the perfect pearl. The Tour Boss™ Pearl has a higher rate of rotation and the strongest backend snap of any BOSS ball. And with its unique TiCOR™ Titanium/Ceramic core-in-a-core-in-a-core system and SUPER-FLEX Resin coverstock, the TOUR BOSS Pearl gives bowlers the revs they need and the backend power they want. The TOUR BOSS Pearl. Adding a new shine to bowling. FEATURES BENEFITS NEW TECHNOLOGY The new TiCOR System - Columbia 300's exclusive TITANIUM ceramic core-in-a-core-in-a-core technology. The TiCOR design with the Titanium -ceramic based core means more revs with less effort resulting in more entry angle and therefore more hitting power. CORE Fired, undrillable Titanium ceramic core. This dense Titanium ceramic core concentrates mass at the center of the ball, generating more rotation off the bowler's hand, which equates into more hook potential. The TOUR BOSS PEARL has an enlarged Energy Block resulting in a higher differential resulting in a stronger backend snap.

COVERSTOCK TOUR BOSS Imperial Blue has SUPER FLEX RESIN II. TOUR BOSS PEARL has SUPER FLEX RESIN (more aggressive). This medium aggressive coverstock produces a strong, smooth arcing motion at the breakpoint, yet still conserves energy to produce a good backend reaction.
HARDNESS 75 - 78 ABC - WIBC Approved
TOUR BOSS PEARL - Wine
FACTORY FINISH Wet 600 grit sandpaper with compound finish. Factory-polished
AVAILABLE WEIGHTS 12 - 16lb. with TiCOR system. 10 - 11 with traditional 3-piece.

Ball Specifications  
  Core Technology: The new TiCor System-Columbia 300's exclusive Titanium ceramic core-in-a-core technology. Fired, undrillable Titanium ceramic core.

Core Technology Benefits: The TiCor design with the Titanium ceramic based core means more revs with less effort resulting in more entry angle and therefore more hitting power. this dense Titanium ceramic core concentrates mass at the center of the ball, generating more rotation off the bowler's hand, which equates to more hook potential.

Coverstock: SuperFlex

Coverstock Benefit: This aggressive coverstock produces a strong, snapping motion at the breakpoint, yet still conserves energy to produce a good backend reaction.

Hardness: 75-78

ABC/WIBC Approved: Yes

Track Flare: N/A

Color: Wine with Yellow Engraving

 

Line Boss
Color Red
Coverstock Reactive Pearl
Core 2-piece
RG 2.510
Differential 0.035
Intermediate Diff n/a
Factory finish Polished
Weights 10 thru 16lbs
   

4 Reviews

  • jams100001

    Posted by jams100001 on Oct 7th 2003

    I like that this ball it goes long and snaps back to the pocket. The angle it comes back is very sharp. I was using it the other day because I had trouble with my other equipment, it was carring all the shots. I was about to ready to get rid of it but when I used it I had to change my mind because I may need it again for that same condition. I'm sure glad that I didn't get rid of it. I have lots of revolutions so having something that goes long is a must, plus it has to recover to make it back to the pocket. This ball hates lots of oil but I hardly ever see oil where I bowl.

  • loose5682

    Posted by loose5682 on May 20th 2003

    Very impressed overall with this ball, is now my first ball out of the bag since I can't figure out my V2 still. Like I said before, very clean through the heads, and sharp, yet predictable turn on the backends. I can experiment with different hand positions (hitting the side of the ball to get more length or coming up the back of the ball to get more roll and more pin action) and it works magnificiently either way. Not too many problems with corner pins, however it does come up kinda weak if i'm off with the shot, still comes back to the pocket, but doesn't hit as hard. Overall though, a very good ball especially for how long ago it was introduced to the market.

  • craigavg200

    Posted by craigavg200 on Mar 30th 2003

    I have used this ball on every condition I have faced; heavy oil, medium to dry. The best is obviously medium oil, but the diversity of this ball will allow for you to adjust on any condition. My favorite thing about the ball has to be the heavy roll, it keeps the pins down and rolling. I have never owned a ball that is more functional that this one. The best advice I would have for this ball is to keep it polished, I don't know if this ball can have to much polish. It has enough back-end to always make some kind of move to the pocket. I throw with medium speed (14-16)w/ high revs and this ball will throw a drastic hook on dry conditions but it is still a distinct and constant which makes it controllable.

  • TheBelsch

    Posted by TheBelsch on Feb 6th 2003

    I don't know if my review is entirely benificial for anyone interested in getting a used version of the ball because of the off label drilling. It definately made the ball hook more than it is supposed to, but I am not sure that it affected how hard the ball hits because it hits like a ton. I have very few single pin leaves because almost everything carries with this ball. The only issues that I have with this ball is that it has to have long oil to consistantly control the break point. It will jump early if it gets any chance to do so. It is very bad if you throw on blotchy lane conditions because if is hits a dry spot it will start early. Otherwise it is a very consistant and strong ball.