Brunswick Cutting Edge Pearl
The Brunswick Cutting Edge bowling balls continue the Edge series of bowling balls featuring a low RG symmetric weight block. The Cutting Edge Pearl combines this core with their 3C Pearl Reactive coverstock. This pearl version gives easy length with a sharp break point which makes it ideal for bowlers who throw the ball a little slower or when the lanes start breaking down.
- Color: Copper/Titanium/Purple
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Coverstock: 3C Pearl Reactive
- Core: Cutting Edge Low RG Symmetric (14-16#)
- Hook Potential: Medium-High
- Length: Late
- Finish: 500 and 1,000 Siaair / Crown Factory Compound
- RG: 2.521 (for 15# ball)
- Differential: 0.039 (for 15# ball)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Medium to Light Oil
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: BRU60106108
- Product ID: 11802
- Brand: Brunswick
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: Mid Performance Balls
Customer Questions & Answers | Reviews
Question:
Will a 12# and 13# produce the same reaction as a 14#-16#, since it will not have the same weight bl9ck???
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Will this ball be a compliment to the Motiv Venom Cobra?
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The Cutting Edge Pearl will be a pearl ball and the Motiv Venom Cobra will be a hybrid. They will perform differently. The pearl will have more length than the hybrid.
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Question:
How does the cutting edge compare to the edge solid blue and the melee jab
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The difference between the Edge Pearl and the Edge Solid would be the coverstocks. The pearl will go longer than the solid. The Melee Jab will be more aggressive for it is an upper mid performance ball.
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what ball is good for a full roller
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You can get just about any ball to work for a full roller. The drilling is the key to get the ball to work for a full roller. Make sure you let your proshop know when they are drilling that you are a full roller and they will set the ball up to work for your style.
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