Ebonite Tomahawk Low Bowling Ball

Hey everyone, This ball did not receive a whole lot of praise, at least as far as I've heard, but it was a quality ball. I used this ball for an entire season to the tune of a 208 average, on a league shot that featured medium-lighter oil. This ball got down the lane with ease and then made a controlled turn into the pocket. The carry was good and the ball offered me a very predictable reaction. The only downfall of this one is that it is not as versatile as I would have liked. This ball is very specific, that's why Ebonite made its' counterpart, the Hi-Torque Bomb. Even if you dull the coverstock down and drill it strong, this ball still lacks aggressiveness. This is due to the weak core. Therefore, you won't have much luck if you're hoping to make this one stronger. Anyhow, this is a very good bowling ball, just make sure that you are aware of its' limitations. Given the right condition this ball can be a true moneymaker, mine sure was.

Ok, I just had this tomahawk low drilled up for me acouple days ago and tonight was my first night with it. From what I can tell so far the ball has a real nice even arc too it. This ball is not violent at all it's pretty tame overall. The lanes conditions tonight were EXTREMELY oily so when it was on the inside, WOW did it go STRAIGHT, I mean STRAIGHT. I did manage the find the dryer conditions on the outside, I probably ended up throw (right handed) the 15 board to the 4-3 board and it was coming back to the pocket very nicely. This ball is more suited for medium to dry lanes and I believe this ball would show it's true power. I'm not the hugest fan of ebonite because of my past experiences, however this ball could change my mind, we'll see as time tells. Any changes on this ball and I'll do another review. To add quickly, I was told this ball doesn't hook alot, true it's not El Nino, Chaos or a Trauma Response, but on the right conditions it'll hook plenty guaranteed. Overall sta