One word amazing
Got a 15 lbs with 3 oz top weight. Drilled out using continuous hook
Throwing on chameleon pattern, usually I use the fury from 15 to 7 or
I can throw my vendetta 357 up 5 but I have to slow down a little and not push it.
But  with the break I kid you not 25 to 3. Very readable, very smooth, and consistent.
I can't wait to see what it does on THS.
Awesome Job Global  

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icbeers

just want to tell eric thanks for the new break he sent me. i drilled pin over ring and mbis at 80*. polished ball with storms moonshine and finally got to throw it tonight in a small tournament tonight. shot 278, 278 ,and 263= 819
i did not strike on only 3 shots all night and it was my error all three times. score was S62xxxxxxxxxxx, xxxxxxx8/xxxx,xxxxxxxxS71xxxx. i had several people just be totaly amaised by how strong this ball was. i have a large selection of bowling balls being that i work in a proshop and this ball will be the first ball out of the bag until something comes along. maybe 900 global will have some other equipment to compliment the break other than the creature. which is much stronger than was expected. but that is another review
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Shannon Williams
DR REVS
Bowlers Edge Proshop
Core Tech Member
Banger Bowling test staff
Visionary Test Staff
 YOU BETTER ASK SOMEBODY!

My Break is drilled with pin above ring finger at 4 1/2 inches and the mass
bias is below thumb at 5 inches.  Box condition was a little too much--I had
to play inside third and carry wasn't great in the first week of our scratch
league--shot 683.  I gave it a touch of magic shine which allowed me to play
just inside 2nd with a straighter trajectory.  This carried much
better--shot 300-209-213 for 722  Had plenty of strikes the last two games
but 4 opens ruined the set.  Left only 1 ten pin compared to 9 last week.
We run a 42 foot heavier house pattern  with a OOB for our scratch league.
Very controllable and strong ball----sure to be a winner for 900 Global

All in all what a great ball for 900 Global's jump into the bowling ball world. This is a great release - one of those first out of the bag balls everyone needs. It hooks on heavy oil patterns and can be polished to handle some medium lanes conditions as well. I have 2, one pin down 4 X 4 that i keep at 2000 abralon. I use it for heavier oil and although it starts early it still has enough pop for the backend. I was able to pop a 300 right away with this one in league on a very oily pattern. The ball is extremely continuos. The second one I have is a pin up, polished version. The mass bias is swung about 2" right of my thumbhole. This one skids and pops hard - a great ball for some breakdown or to swing inside out. It stills has midlane roll but a nice hard snap/arc on the backend. The Break is a ball that seems to find the hole and carry the off hits or "mixers" very well. Give this one a try - you won't be disappointed by the performance or the price!!

Joe Arvai IV
900 Global Amateur Staff
www.900global.com
www.amf300.com

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE BREAK PEARL:
About me…high-speed stroker, rev rate around 280, 17-19 mph depending on pattern (definitely speed-dominant).  225 China book.  5 years shop work.  PAP 4.625 X .25 up. Looking for earlier reaction from my equipment so, intrigued by the big fat low-RG, high-diff core, ordered a Break and Break Pearl through my shop.  Drilled Break Pearl 4.25 X 55 deg, min on midline, so it comes out looking like what people call RICO, I guess.  Took it for a spin on second shift Anvilane 40-foot China last night and it is just a phenomenal piece.  Exactly the reaction I was looking for, reads several feet earlier than any of my other pearls (Ang One 4.75 X 55 pin tall, Spit Fire 3.5 X 60 pin med, etc.) and just takes the backend out of play.  I have not has this A+ 'set up in midlane, take backend out of play' reaction from a ball in 4-5 years, not since the Columbia Reaction series (coincidence?  Perhaps not).  After going about 60 for 70 with the ball with my only misses being stuff-10s and 9s, put it away and am looking forward to using it competitively on Saturday.  
Oh by the way, possibly the hardest-hitting ball I've ever thrown.  Just vaporizes the pins.  A thump, and they're gone.  With my specs, as you can imagine I am not accustomed to throwing atomic mesengers, but I may have worn a dent in the right sidewall last night with the Break Pearl.
In summary, it looks like the holdover Columbia guys nailed it dead-nuts with this design.  Great work out of San Antonio.  I cannot recommend this ball enough, and the Break SOLID goes on the press tonight!

Thanks to Eric Thomas at 900 Global for accommodating me.

A GOOD BREAK FOR A CHANGE

SPECS: Dual Angle layout 70X30 with a two inch pin out. Ball is 1000 Abralon

HOUSE 1: AMF Synthetics, oil is heavy through the center, lighter in the track and a good out of bounds outside of track. After using my Nsane most of the season I thought I would give my Break a shot, I went about 15 at the arrows out to about 5 at the break point I was impressed when it revved up and just crushed the pocket high flush, moved my feet five boards left and the mark about 3 boards left, ripped the ball out to 5 again and the same thing happened.
great recovery on this pattern as long as I had enough oil up front. After around one game the ball started revving early and thus not recovering enough at the backend when I moved left to get more head oil the carry went way down and the shot got over under and I went back two my Nsane. Overall I liked the reaction. over the first game but was disappointed when the lanes transitioned.

HOUSE 2: Old wooden lanes with a more standard THS than the former mentioned. heavy in the center drier as you get closer to the ditch. I was playing my Hercules about 14 to 10 trying to keep it in the oil to get the ball down the lane with some control. Decided to give Break a try, went very far left 4th arrow to about 10-7 and flush in the hole, next shot went right farther with the Break point about 5 and again flush the ball had great control even when sent into the extreme dry on the outside of the lane and recovered well. However again dry in the front killed the balls reaction down the lane I tried a more drastic move left and keeping the ball inside but I could not find carry no matter how I hit the pocket.

HIT/CARRY: Are very good, keeps pins low and moves them back and to the sides very well. Not a bone crushing hit like Mo's and Bangers stuff just a nice almost gentle hit that is still extremely effective kind finesse like hitting power would be a good way to describe it. Carry was very good at first but it seems like the ball doesn't like playing very deep as carry drops dramatically. My HPP and Nsane I can use to play deep lines and they both carry vastly better when the shot is right for them maybe I haven't found the right shot.

OVERALL: Good ball but not great, I can see that the old Columbia Designers are working for 900 now because the reaction of The Break reminds me of the older Columbia gear from the mid to late 90s balls like Cuda/C, RAGE, and Piranha /C
I like the mellow hitting power how low the pins stay on contact that is a great trait. I like how the ball changes direction so effortless and easy it is sick. However when making large moves left the ball struggles to carry and doesn't seem to face up enough but when I adjust right it is all over/under. But like I said good but not great but I do like it, it has a spot im my bag as we speak
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Mainzerpower

I got this ball drilled a few months ago, and lemme tell you, this thing can perform. i got it drilled pin under ring finger and it goes nice and smooth down the lane. first night i had this, i shot 297(choked on the last shot) and that was my new high game. hit the pocket light? no problem! this thing hits like a truck. in oil, this ball hits at its best. if you have medium to low revs, on a burnt out shot, you could just move to the fourth arrow and still hold pocket with good carry. there was never a shot out there yet that this ball couldnt handle. i have yet to use it on a sports shot, and cant wait to. i would highly recommend this ball to anyone who is looking to upgrade their ball performance and/or equipment.