For starters they are all in different classes. The Hy-Road is a mid performance, the Axiom Pearl is upper mid performance, and the Trend is high performance. The Trend and Axiom have similar length with both having a pearl coverstock that is polished but the Trend is stronger. The Hy-Road has a hybrid cover which will read a little earlier than a pearl coverstock but it is weaker overall than the other two.

This will be verify similar to the Phaze III in some ways but it will give you more length and a sharper backend hook. But they are very comparable with only a slight difference in the length.

This will be stronger than the IQ Emerald actually but it has similar length to the IQ Emerald. It goes longer and has a stronger backend hook to allow it to work in medium to heavy oil while the Emerald was more for medium oil. The Hy-Road X will also have decent length but it is weaker still than the Emerald so it is more for medium to lighter oil.

If you can still find the Roto Grip MVP in stock in the weight you want that would be the closest comparison currently. From Storm the Frantic fits between the Storm Electrify Hybrid and the Storm Hy-Road. The Hy-Road is a little stronger but the Electrify Hybrid is a little weaker. Hope this helps.

With a polished finish on the Axiom Pearl and a duller finish on the IQ Nano Pearl I would lean more to the IQ Nano Pearl handling heavier oil better.

The Axiom Pearl gives you more length than the original Axiom. The Storm Agent also had a pearl cover with a polished finish so it would act very similar to the Axiom Pearl.

This would fit right between both options. This is weaker than the Trend but stronger than the Hy-Road Pearl but they all have similar length.

The Storm Intense Fire would fit somewhere between the Storm Phaze III and the Storm Parallax. The Phaze III having a little less hook potential and the Parallax having a slightly stronger hook potential. But both with very similar length and reactions to the Intense Fire.

The Axiom Pearl is an upper mid performance ball with a symmetric weight block while the Astrophysix is a high performance ball with an asymmetric weight block. The AstroPhysix will have a stronger hook potential.

This ball will give you more length than the IQ Tour and have a sharper backend. They are both going to work well in medium oil. The IQ Tour has a slightly duller finish out of the box which helps it handle a little heavier oil at times.

Yes, they will have a very similar length and great backend hook. The Axiom Pear will actually have a stronger reaction on the backend which helps it work up into some heavier oil at times while the DV8 Diva was mostly medium oil and some lighter oil conditions.

The Axiom Pearl will have a stronger hook potential which will help it work better in medium to heavier oil while the Match Up Pearl was more for medium to lighter oil conditions. They will have similar length but the Axiom will be stronger on the backed which is how it is able to work in more oil.

This ball is designed to be a strike ball and has hook potential so it may be hard to get certain spares with this ball. I would suggest getting a plastic ball for spare shots because that will give you the straightest shot possible to get those corner pins.

This ball will react very different from the Proton Physix. The Proton Physix is a high performance ball for heavier oil only with a duller finish to read earlier in the mid lane for a smooth arcing hook. The Axiom Pearl is an upper mid performance ball so it will be a little less hook potential overall compared to the Proton Physix. Because of this it is more for medium to heavy oil and the polished finish helps this ball read the lanes later to have a more angular backend hook.

The Hy-Road Pearl is a mid performance ball designed to work in medium oil conditions while the Axiom Pearl is an upper mid performance ball and can work in medium to heavy oil conditions because it is a little stronger. They will have similar length on the lanes because both are pearl coverstocks with a polished finish.