Sure looks familar and a lot like the Noize line of cores!!

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Bruce,

 

Actually the Noize series got that core from the San Antonio-based Columbia TiBoss series, as indicated in this summary, but it's only generally similar in appearance:

 

 Noize details from BowlingBallVault

 

Wisdom from 900Global web page 

 

Almost more interesting is that it's not available in 16 lbs.!

 

Scott,

 

I'd guess that it's not supposed to overreact if you throw it too slowly or with too many revs for your ball speed. I'm not sure how that core is supposed to help since it seems kind of average in appearance and the coverstock strength is kind of high. 

 

But, Bruce, the Cool Noize is an "Ebonite Int'l" product now, and the Wisdom is a "San Antonio" product. They can't be sharing cores.

 

Wonder if Ebo will give 900Global a hard time over the core shape ?

 

 

I gather from my conversations with the guys at 900 that the Wisdom was designed with senior bowlers in mind. Doesn't mean anyone can't use it and is likely a strong ball in the hands of a lot of bowlers. In the hand of an average rev rate, slower speed senior it will be more controlable and still retain power at the pocket. Same concept applies to the Pearl, with its market being the ladies. It would likely be a good ball for others just not sure how many guys want a diamond ring on the side of their ball or pink and red cover.

 

The Nuts according to Eric is the strongest back end reaction they have made, definately skid - flip with more back end than even the Break Point Pearl. With the Bank Roll having the greatest total hook potential of any ball they have made. Each of the new balls fitting a specific market demand.

Roll with 900 Global.

Made in Texas! 

I feel Global makes a wide variety of equipment that will fill most bowlers styles. We have to remember that what works for one person won't always work for another. Heck Scott33 knows me and what works for me probably won't work for people.  I am usually a ball or two down on the hook scale from others. So don't be afraid to ball down rather than up. 

The Senior crack was said in jest in that I am decrepit. 

 

Of all the other manufacturers that I might try 900G is the one that I am temped to give a shot.  Why?  Because they seem to have all the bases covered at this point in time better or a better looking ball reaction than what I see from others at price points that are easy to live with.