Ebonite Crusher | Playing Hooky!!

As one of the largest retailers in the bowling industry, BowlersMart has extensive knowledge and expertise in all things related to the sport. Today, we’re excited to introduce you to the Ebonite Crusher– a game-changing ball.

What sets the Ebonite Crusher apart from other bowling balls in the market is its unique tech-infused design that offers unparalleled performance and precision. This ball’s innovative asymmetric Inverted Crusher core and Optimize Hybrid coverstock work in tandem to offer bowlers a controlled and powerful roll even in challenging lane conditions.

Our team has had multiple experiences with the Ebonite Crusher bowling ball, and we can confidently say that it is a valuable addition to any bowler’s arsenal, from beginners to seasoned professionals. So, whether you’re a casual bowler looking to improve your skills, or a pro looking for that competitive edge, we highly recommend the Crusher.

Ebonite Crusher Bowling Ball

The new Crusher fills a void in the Ebonite lineup with its robust asymmetric design, fearlessly taking on oil with confidence. Featuring a low RG, high differential, and potent intermediate differential, it delivers a powerful roll, abundant flare, and impressive continuation. Combined with the Optimize Hybrid cover and a matte 2000-grit Siaair finish, the Crusher stands out as a top pick for handling challenging heavy oil conditions.

Whether you are a tournament bowler looking for an edge or a league player seeking consistency, the Ebonite Crusher is your answer. Its core and cover work together to create a ball motion that is strong and predictable, allowing you to make confident shots and stay ahead of the competition. The low RG provides easy revs while the high differential creates angularity downlane, giving you control over your reaction on different lane conditions.

The Optimize Hybrid coverstock is designed to handle heavy oil patterns with ease. This aggressive blend of reactive and pearl materials maximizes friction on the lanes, creating massive hook potential and enhanced backend motion. With its 2000-grit Siaair finish, it also offers versatility by providing enough traction in the oil without sacrificing length on drier lanes.

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Ebonite Crusher Bowling Ball

Brand	Ebonite
Bowling Ball Core Shape	Asymmetrical Core
Bowling Ball Core Name	Ebonite Crusher Core
Bowling Ball Coverstock Type	Hybrid Reactive
Bowling Ball Cover Name	Ebonite Optimize Hybrid Reactive
Radius of Gyration: RG (15LB)	2.48
Differential: Diff (15LB)	.056
Mass Bias Strength	.016
Flare Potential	5 – 6 Inches
Surface Finish	2000 Grit
Ball Lane Conditions	Medium – Heavy Oil
Ball Weight	12LB, 13LB, 14LB, 15LB, 16LB
Ball Performance Level	High Performance Bowling Balls
Bowling Ball Color	Black, Orange, Red
Scent	None
Release Date	September 2024

 

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