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900 Global All In

900 Global Black Ops

900 Global Chemical X

900 Global Dark Matter

900 Global Dream Big

900 Global Respect Pearl

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900 Global All In

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 12/1/2015

The All In is the newest addition to the Preferred Series line for 900 Global. This midlevel ball provides you a strong pearl cover with the S73 Pearl matched with the even rolling Clockwork core that has been in the All Day and All Night from last year's lineup. I found that this ball is a great option for later in a block when I am having trouble getting the ball to face up and carry the ten pin.

The sanded pearl cover and clockwork core match up very well and are ideal for those of you looking for a bench mark symmetrical ball. Compared to the All Day the All In has more length and a stronger move toward the pocket.

Dan Blakeslee 900 Global Regional Staff
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900 Global Black Ops

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 6/23/2015

Layout: pin below middle finger, cg 1.5 inches below ring finger(1.5 inch pin) Rg kicked right to VAL
PAP: 3 right, 1.25 up
About the ball…
The Black Ops secretly brings back two all-time 900G favorites in the S70 Solid coverstock and Break Asymmetric Core. This is a combination that has had unparalleled success at the USBC Open and on tough lane conditions in general. Finished at 1500 Grit with polish, the Black Ops will have the perfect benchmark ball reaction. Good length, great mid-lane read and a strong, controllable backend reaction.
My opinions…
This is my absolute favorite ball in the 900 Global line. I took the surface down to 4000. This is the first ball out of my bag when bowling tournaments on tough conditions. The Black Ops is very clean through the heads and gives me a good idea about how the pattern is going to play. The Black Ops has a great ball motion with the predictable mid lane read and strong back end reaction. I am able to play multiple angles with this ball and not give up carry. This ball keeps the pins low on the pin deck and hits Hard. This is also one of the few asymmetrical balls that you can get at this price point. Best bang for the buck on the market.

Dan Blakeslee 900 global regional staff
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900 Global Chemical X

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 6/23/2015

Layout 4x4x2
PAP: 3 right, 1.25 up
About the ball…
The Chemical X is the strong, controllable ball that you need to complete a tactical strike on the pin deck. With its 4000 Grit matte finished S55 Solid coverstock, blending the different parts of the lane is easy work.
The new Pod Symmetric core has a differential of 0.035 which offers medium flare in order to keep the backend controllable and make adjustments simple.
My opinions…
This Chemical X offers a strong controllable reaction. The ball has a great mid lane read and strong transition through the pin deck on both sport and the typical house shot lane conditions. The Chemical X is not going to flip or over re-act off the dry. The ball takes surface changes very well. Taking the surface to 2000 will give you a little more mid lane read and better control of the pocket. When the lanes get tough this ball will help you keep striking when others are not.

Dan Blakeslee 900 Global regional staff
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900 Global Dark Matter

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 12/15/2015

Likes: The Dark matter provides a new ball motion for 900 Global in the Tour Preferred Series line. The polished S60 cover and the medium RG core gives you amazing length through the front part of the lane with a strong angular backend motion into the pocket. I have found that this ball works best for me when the heads and outside part of the lane are torched. I am able to move in, get the ball through the heads with a great hockey stick shape down lane. This is a great ball for those of you struggling with late lane transition.

Dan Blakeslee 900 Global Regional staff
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900 Global Dream Big

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 7/14/2015

Dream Big
Layout: 4.24x3.5x2.5
PAP: 3 right, 1.25 up
About the ball…
The newest addition to 900 Global’s high-end Engineer series is the Dream Big. This ball uses the 79 Alert Solid coverstock, where the previous releases in this line, the Dream and Dream On, used versions of the 74 Alert cover. It features the same Identity Asymmetric core as the two previous Dreams.
My opinions…
This ball is a must have for the heavy oil. It reads the mid lane with a strong aggressive arc to the pocket. The Dream Big reads the mid lane earlier than the Dream On and has 3-5 more boards of hook. I have used this on a typical house shot as well as sport shots and it is one of the first balls out of my bag for the longer or higher volume oil patterns. For those of you with a lot of hand you will need lots of oil to use this ball. For the folks with less hand this will be a great ball for the typical house shot, it will give you a strong motion to the pocket without being flippy. This is one of those balls that everyone should have.

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900 Global Respect Pearl

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Reviewed by [email protected] on 7/14/2015

Layout: 4.24x3.5x2.5
PAP: 3 right, 1.25 up
About the ball…
The Respect Pearl features the 74 Response Pearl coverstock finished at 1500 Grit with polish. Pair that with the Tetra LD Symmetric core, a modified version of what was used in the original Respect, and you've got a ball that goes long and has a very strong backend reaction.
My opinions…
I knocked down the surface to 4000. This is one of the best balls that I have in my bag. The ball gets through the heads clean reads the mid lane great and drives hard through the pin deck. The ball allows multiple entry angels from straight up the boards to moving in and swinging the lane with no loss in carry.

Dan Blakeslee 900 Global Regional Staffer
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