Ebonite Matrix Trimax 2 Bowling Ball

This was the first ball that I bought back in 99 to start off my bowling career. However the original one I bought cracked a few years after I bought it. So I moved onto other balls not knowing it was possible to still buy this ball. Well just a couple of weeks ago I found this ball for sale on Classicbowlingballs.com. Once I saw this I knew that I had to pick this sucker back up. In my opinion this is the best ball ebonite has ever made. Then again I kind of got away from ebonite. I also owned a Dynasty and it also cracked. So why are these balls always cracking. Those are the only 2 that have ever cracked on me.

this is a great ball. i can throw hard and still get great movement. ive played everywhere with this ball and it still works. however,playing straight and inside will leave 10 pins. like i said though, it is not for dry lanes. this baby will just take off on a dry set of lanes unless you can get a lot of length out of it, which is usually unlikely. overall....good for bowlers who throw the ball hard, very good mid-lane, snaps hard, and hits hard. first ball out of the bag. it can even pick up your spares if you want, including ten pins :D<scri

I got thi sball for cheap and I must say, i wish I would of got this ball 2 years ago. The ball just goes and goes and out of nowhere the ball just turns and slams the pocket. You can play a straight line or open the lane up witht he ball. I shot my high game (280) with the ball. The one thing is to keep this ball polished, once you get about 10 games you need to put some renew it on it, but once you do that the ball is like new. I must say next to my savage this is my other goto ball. I you can find it get it.

Topweight-3.48 Weight-15 Pin-3 inches Surface-polished with Ebonite Factory Finish Drilled-pin next to the finger cg in hand. Lane Condition #1-Synthetic, House shot moderate oil in between the 4 board and to the 36 board with outside 3 boards being soaked to no other length of the oil is to 30ft buffed to 35ft. Lane Condition #2-Wood lanes, (ranch bowl in Kansas) House shot, oiled down to 35ft, mild flat oil. Lane Condition #1 Started bowling with this ball in a scratch league which I bowled fairly well (avg 220) Started with medium grip pressure and straight wrist, start by standing at the 28 board and rolling the ball to the 16 board with a nice smooth thoroughness though the head and a nice arcing breakpoint which turns and never stops at the angle it turns at the 9 board. Cranked up the wrist and hard grip pressure standing at 32 board tossing to the 18 board with a roll out to the 3 board and a little more slide and a nice smooth break point to the pocket. Had