If you thought our bowling staff at Track Inc. designs balls just for good looks, think again. Like the original EMB TM , the EMB Pearl features the winning combination of Track's dynamic patented HyperActive TM core technology and ProTracktion TM Plus pearlized shell, but with a bit more snap added...for more than just good looks. With our EMB Pearl, you'll notice increased length, unleashing its energy with more bite at the breakpoint! The end result? Well, if you've experienced the readability and awesome power of the EMB, you'll know what the result will be with our pearlized version. A good looking ball that looks good going through the pocket. The Track EMB Pearl. The only other looks you'll see is your competition looking for more excuses. Ball Construction: Multiple Density Five-Piece Backend Rating: 10 (on scale of 1-10) Hook Rating: 17 (on a scale of 1-20) Flare Potential: High Core Design: HyperActive TM Technology Radius of Gyration: 2.536 Differential: .051 Coverstock: ProTracktion TM Plus Pearl Color: Wine Factory Finish: Polished Pin Placement: 0-5" Recommended Polish: Track Magic TM ProTracktion TM Polish
| Line | EMB |
|---|---|
| Color | Wine |
| Coverstock | ProTracktion Plus Particle Pearl |
| Core | 2-piece Asymmeterical |
| RG | 2.536 |
| Differential | 0.051 |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Polished |
| Weights | |
4 Reviews
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AdrianS
Drilled this baby up with pin at leverage at about 1.00 from cg which puts the EMB logo in a fairly strong position, hole on PAP. Tried this ball first on synthetics with medium oil up front, light carrydown in the back and pretty dry outside 10. Swinging 20 to 10 the ball had to 'climb the hill' a bit to get back to the hole. Tightening up to 15-10 gave me a far better look to the pocket with smooth arc and big hit with a midlane reaction i haven't seen since the U2 and Black U-dot inhabited the bag. Next outing was a fresh shorter pattern where the ball went too early and hard to be usable at all. 3rd outing was my fresh leauge condition where the ball had almost unlimited recovery right as long as you didn't miss the release and ball speed. The strong arc look on the backend is similar to what i've had to go to low RG drills to get with some of my reactives. Think of this ball as Pulse through the front 40ft with a Triton Elite pearl type look on the backend.
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Pinkiller
I think that this ball is very good if you are someone who play's not to fast and hasn't got many RPM's. Like me. My ball was drilled to have a medium hook and thats all its good for, from the moment that the lanes are to heavy on oil put this one away. I also recommend to put it awway when the lanes start drying up. I am a youth player and bowl an average of 180 I am also a belgian player so the lanes I'm talking about might not be the same as yours.
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tcroller
most of the time the ball would get through the heads without any problems. if you want a ball with good length down the lane and a lot of backend this one will do it for you. shorter oil patterns cause the ball to rev up early. i only through this one on all wood lanes. synthetics would be a different story i bet. i did leave this ball in box condition. i sold it to a guy who has slow revs and the ball seemed to have worked better for him. he's used it on a variety of all wood lane conditions<
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trouter13
i drilled the emb pearl back in november --- it is a great ball for any bowler who bowls on a house shot an is looking to improve his avg. this ball gives u great carry - keeps the pins low - an gives u a smooth arc to the pocket. i drilled this the same as i drilled my ricochet (look at the ricochet review for the drilling) it went a good 4 ft longer than the ricochet an didnt flip as much.. the pblm with this ball is that i took it on a sport shot an had absolutly NO area--i was rolling a V2 an had 3-4 boards - but with this ball i had 0. when it did hit the pocket it was dead an left 10 pins all day. so my opinion is -- on a house shot i give this ball a 10 - sport shot i give this ball a 5.
