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| Color | Purple/Silver |
|---|---|
| Core | Allure |
| Core Type | Symmetrical |
| Coverstock | Traxion SF |
| Coverstock Type | Pearl Reactive |
| Differential (DIFF) | .049 (15lb) |
| Factory Finish | 500/2000 Abralon |
| Flare Potential | Medium |
| Performance | Mid Performance |
| Radius of Gyration (RG) | 2.53 (15lb) |
| Reaction Type | Good Length with Strong Backend Reaction |
| Recommended Lane Conditions | Medium to Medium Heavy Oil |
| Release Date | 02-20-2020 |
| X Factor Hook Rating Scale (1-20) | 16 |
$89.95
Ebonite Allure Bowling Ball Features:
There is plenty to be attracted to when talking about the new Ebonite Allure. The Allure features the new symmetric Allure core shape with great numbers for strong mid-lane and continuation along with DynamiCore. Allure is a shiny pearl that uses a new version of the proven Traxion cover. Allure was a favorite among all testers and will make its way into lots of bags this season.
Craig Miller –
It’s Here! The ALLURE. Ebonite’s first release since being acquired by Brunswick.
Ebonite describes this ball as having a strong mid lane read with continuation. I completely agree. I had the opportunity to throw it during league, on your THS, at box finish. And yes, it does read the mid lanes with authority and shows strong continuation, on the backend. My PSO also noticed the motion that the ALLURE created.
Congratulations Ebonite. First release since the acquisition and you did not disappoint!
Bob Newman –
I was able drill up one of the new Ebonite Allure balls this week. Word on the street was this ball would be a replacement for the Rhodman Pearl by Hammer. The coloring is very similar being purple and silver with yellow writing but for me that is kind of where the similarities ended. ( Both gorgeous 8) For me, the Rhodman is a smoother more forward rolling ball. The Allure is slightly longer and more angular once it reads the friction. It goes through the pin deck very strong. I would be more likely to leave a stone 9 pin than a 10 the way this ball crushes through the pocket. Very nice first pearl by Ebonite under the Brands of Brunswick.
Mike Redus –
The Allure pearl is one of the most versatile pearl balls I’ve ever thrown. It’s perfectly responsive to hand position changes, allowing for multiple angles of play, and offers controllable reaction that is great for challenging patterns and THS alike. Most recommended for medium to low-volume and burn conditions, but a little bit of surface will make it great for fresh or high-volume conditions as well. The Allure is a must-have for tournament players.
Scott Gilmore –
The Allure might be one of the most underrated bowling balls to come out for Ebonite in a long time. It reminds me so much of the Playmaker. I loved that ball!! I drilled mine pin down to even out the reaction and man it did not disappoint! This balls revs up so well and has a nice shape to it down lane. Usually I am not a fan of pearls due to my rev rate and ball speed, but this one travels with me every where I go! A great ball for the price!