The Roto Grip MVP Pearl bowling ball is an MVP among mid performance pearl balls. This ball uses the Neutron NXT core and the VTC-P19 Pearl Reactive coverstock. With a higher RG and medium differential the Neutron NXT core offers ample length as well as down lane motion for any bowling style. The coverstock formula allows more response to friction at the back of the lane than the hybrid version from Roto Grip. This ball is a go to ball for lighter oil conditions or when the lanes transition and a stronger ball starts to break too early.
Is it good as the black widow black gold
11/5/2019 - By TigerThe first difference would be the Black Widow Black/Gold is an upper mid performance ball designed for medium to heavy oil. The MVP Pearl is a mid performance ball designed for medium to light oil conditions. They have similar reactions in that they both go pretty long on the lane before reacting but the Widow is much stronger and works in more oil.
11/6/2019 - By Bowling.Com StaffI have an Idol Pearl + Pro and a Web Tour Solid. Would this be a good compliment to that arsenal for lighter conditions?
11/25/2019 - By AaronWhat's the difference between this and a Hustle 3TP?
11/28/2019 - By TerryIs this ball use for slow speed bowlers with speed from 9_12
1/3/2020 - By ChocolateYes, this would be a good option for someone with a slower ball speed because it is designed to go longer on the lanes before it starts hooking. You would not want a duller ball that hooks earlier if you have a slower ball speed.
1/8/2020 - By Bowling.Com StaffHow much stronger is the idol pearl compared to mvp pearl
1/3/2020 - By SornyThe Idol Pearl is a step up from the MVP Pearl. The Idol Pearl is an upper mid performance and the MVP Pearl is a mid performance so the Idol is going to be a stronger hook potential and handle a little more oil than the MVP Pearl.
1/8/2020 - By Bowling.Com Staff
