RonCase823
08-05-2010, 05:40 PM
Mutant Cell Pearl Review - written by: Ron Case
My Axis is 5 5/8 right, ¼ up, my speed is average and I would consider myself with higher revs but more up the back. So not a cranker but not really straight either.
Drilled pin and MB 5” from PAP, CG ended up in center of grip, no extra hole needed.
This ball is very smooth through front of lane and very strong down lane with continual hook through the pins. On a house shot just move in and throw it out and watch it cover some boards. On the patterns I’ve bowled on this is a great ball especially when there has been carry down created. When the heads get drier and the back ends get oilier this ball is outstanding.
I’ve also noticed this ball doesn’t seem to absorb oil as much as other balls. It stays consistent much longer without losing its pop.
As long as you are not a very high rev player trying to bowl on the driest conditions you will love this ball.
My Axis is 5 5/8 right, ¼ up, my speed is average and I would consider myself with higher revs but more up the back. So not a cranker but not really straight either.
Drilled pin and MB 5” from PAP, CG ended up in center of grip, no extra hole needed.
This ball is very smooth through front of lane and very strong down lane with continual hook through the pins. On a house shot just move in and throw it out and watch it cover some boards. On the patterns I’ve bowled on this is a great ball especially when there has been carry down created. When the heads get drier and the back ends get oilier this ball is outstanding.
I’ve also noticed this ball doesn’t seem to absorb oil as much as other balls. It stays consistent much longer without losing its pop.
As long as you are not a very high rev player trying to bowl on the driest conditions you will love this ball.