High Performance - Coverstock: Cytoplasmic XL Pearl Reactive
- Color: Aqua/Copper/Purple All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown. - Weight Block: Nucleus II in 14 – 16lbs
Modified Nucleus™ Core in 12, 13lbs.
- Factory Finish: 1500-grit Polished
- Track Flare Potential: 7"+ (High)
- RG Average: 2.52 (Medium Low) on a scale of 2.43-2.8 Very low-High Break Point
- RG Differential: .048 (Medium) on a scale of .000-.080 Low-High Flare
- Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium-Heavy Oil
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- Description: The progression continues with the introduction of the Mutant Cell Pearl. This next generation Crown line
release adds another dimension to the already popular Cell line.
The Nucleus II core with its higher RG value and increased intermediate differential creates a much more defined
breakpoint than the original, but still features the predictability that has made the Cell line so popular.
Enhancing that motion even further is the Cytoplasmic XL pearl reactive coverstock. The combination of
increased surface topography and enhanced friction values delivers stronger mid-lane traction with extreme entry
angle to the pocket.
This latest edition will be the most radical Cell of all…
Avg. Customer Rating:4.7 stars(based on 3 reviews)
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[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]Mutant Cell Pearl ReviewBy SenorRotoGrip from Grafton,Ma Reviewed on: 6/29/2010Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friendI drilled the Mutant Pearl with the pin above my fingers, 4 3/4" from my axis, cg out (enough to drill weight hole), MB 1 1/2" right of my thumb, 1 1/8" weight hole on my VAL 2" down from my axis (4 7/8 > up 13/16),
The Pearl gets down the lane about 2 feet longer than my Mutant on a fresh oil house condition. The reaction off the dry is a very smooth, arcing motion through the pins. The Pearl hits hard, like all the Cell balls, and continues through the pins without much deflection. Like most pearl shelled balls, the Mutant Pearl will skid long if it stays in the oil too far down lane.
For bowler's looking to complement the Mutant solid, the Mutant Pearl will fit right in. For bowler's looking for a ball with a little more length down lane with hitting power off the dry, the Mutant Pearl works well.
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[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]GOOD BALLBy BIG JOE from San Diego,Ca Reviewed on: 6/8/2010Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friendI used it on house shot 40' and on the cheetah pattern rolls good and goes long for me out the box 246 than i threw my 1st series 299,220,269 but be aware not for any dry lanes med to oilyWas this review helpful to you? Yes / No- You may also flag this review.
Roto Grip Mutant Cell Pearl ReviewBy MSUHoss300 from Orlando, FL Reviewed on: 8/2/2010Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friendI drilled my Mutant Cell Pearl with a trick layout, the pin is up high above my fingers 4 1/2" from my axis. I drilled the CG out with my ring finger and the MB is just above my thumb. This ball reminds me of a stronger Cell Pearl, it is clean through the front of the lane and has an explosive back-end reaction. What I like about this ball is it slows down in the mid lane the right way which creates the controlled motion I like to see especially on the PBA Tour patterns. This ball has the potential to be the ball of the year, check out the details on [@]David O'SullivanWas this review helpful to you? Yes / No- You may also flag this review.
Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I drilled the Mutant Pearl with the pin above my fingers, 4 3/4" from my axis, cg out (enough to drill weight hole), MB 1 1/2" right of my thumb, 1 1/8" weight hole on my VAL 2" down from my axis (4 7/8 > up 13/16),
The Pearl gets down the lane about 2 feet longer than my Mutant on a fresh oil house condition. The reaction off the dry is a very smooth, arcing motion through the pins. The Pearl hits hard, like all the Cell balls, and continues through the pins without much deflection. Like most pearl shelled balls, the Mutant Pearl will skid long if it stays in the oil too far down lane.
For bowler's looking to complement the Mutant solid, the Mutant Pearl will fit right in. For bowler's looking for a ball with a little more length down lane with hitting power off the dry, the Mutant Pearl works well.
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