I have both of them.  The Creature Pearl is symmetrical.  It does have a proven core and for me, it is more angular.  The coverstock is obviously much stronger than the Link.  The Link, even though it is asymmetrical, gets about 3-5 more feet in length and isn't as angular.  The Link though, does become stronger as games are put on it.  You should be able to square up with the Link much better than a Creature.  Depending on where you track, you could use a Link with a pin on the center midline above your fingers.  This will make the ball obviously go longer and would be more angular.  I can't compare a Vibe since I only throw the old Track equipment and now the 900 Global equipment.

I have both, but not the Vibe. You are correct in assuming the CP in stronger than the Link. That said, both balls react strongly when the encounter friction. Based on your needs, I would recommend the Link over the CP. It sounds like you are looking for the weakest resin you can get your hands on.

In addition, I would still recommend adding the XXXL. I cannot imagine being without mine
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I bought the CP to be my weakest ball, this was before the link was released. For me, this ball NIB was anything but weak. I have never had a ball kick so much at the backend before.
I would not recomend that ball as a dry lane ball. Though its a goos medium oiled lane ball for me, and its much more controlled at the BP now when i have some games on it.
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