900 Global Eternity Bowling Ball

This is the best ball I have ever owned. I love the way it shapes up and finds its way to the pocket. When a ball performs like this one does, it's easy to develop a trust that allows one to throw a ball consistently well. This means higher scores more consistently. I also like how I can change my hand for better rotation as needed. It's like having two balls in one. It's just a great ball.

Ball Specs: Ball - 900 Global Eternity Core - Epoch - Asymmetric Coverstock - S84 Response Pearl Coverstock Surface Finish - Reacta Gloss Finish Dual Angle Layout - 40 x 3 ¾ x 35 VLS Layout - 3 ¾ x 4 x 2 Bowler Specs: Right Hand 14 - 15 out of hand Tweener Speed/Revs matched PAP: 5 ⅜ over x ⅞ up Lane Condition: THS Review: I was looking forward to having a big pearl asymm hit the 900 shelves. The Eternity was the perfect answer to what I was looking for and for many others as well. The Eternity is a perfect step down from the Reality which we have all grown to love and has been an essential piece in many people’s bag, adding as a necessity for the desired arsenal. When I got my hands on this ball, everything that I heard and had seen come from this ball lived up to be true. Is it clean through the fronts? Yes. Does it read the midlane? Yes, even with the reacta gloss finish. Does it provide a strong backend reaction? Yes. Lastly, can this ball be predictable? Thankfully, I have found this ball to be very predictable and you can easily play different parts of the lane with it. Again, it is a perfect step down from the Reality or any big asymm balls like the DNA or Gem. I have also found that the Eternity is a bit rounder than the Exotic Gem. The Exotic likes to roll heavy through the lane, so if you are looking for something that is just a tad weaker, the Eternity would be the better option. When I threw the ball, it did exactly what I expected it to do, which does not always happen with every ball. Any adjustments I made with targeting or my hand, the ball responded to those changes, I did not notice much over/under with this ball. Pearl asymms can tend to show that for me personally, so I end up taking off the gloss or altering the surface to what I need to put it to. Thankfully, as someone who loves reacta gloss, I am able to keep that finish on the ball. Lastly, the ball hits like a truck when it hits the pins! Summary: Overall, this ball gets an A plus! (A+) The Eternity is very clean through the fronts and gives a strong backend motion being a pearl asymmetrical ball! If you notice any over/under motion, hit it with a little bit of surface and it will create a little bit more pop hitting the dry. To compare to other equipment, the Eternity is a good step up from bowling balls such as the Phaze 2, TNT, or Zen Soul, and is a good step down from bowling balls such as the Gem, DNA, and the Reality. This ball loves oil and friction if you get it to the right zone. I would recommend a stronger Pin buffer or Val angle to utilize the responsiveness of the Eternity. For the Pin-to-PAP and PSA-to-PAP, I recommend stronger angles/arcs if you want the ball to read the mids sooner, and longer angles/arcs if you want the ball to skid further down the lane! Mitchel G.

I am a higher speed, rev challenged 220-250ish, high tilt, high rotation, and super low track player, I drilled my 900 Global Eternity 5x3x2 using the Storm VLS and my axis point is 3 ¼ right and 7/8 up. I immediately changed the cover by hitting the ball with 360, 1000, and step 2 polish. The 900 Global Eternity for me is very clean and not as strong as I would have predicted. However, I did drill a 14lbs ball equating to a higher RG and smaller diff, which does not serve me well. If I were to drill another ball I would consider drilling a 15lbs ball, so I can get the benefits of the lower RG and bigger Diff. Overall, the ball is responsive and I see myself using this on Medium to lower volumes of oil. My YouTube video of the ball can be found at:  https://youtu.be/7p50MF0DME8 #sm2proshop #StrikingWorldWide

I drilled the Eternity (5 x 4 ½ x 4 ¼), I use this ball when I need a bigger ball to read in oil. The cover is strong for a pearl, and the core is like the Reality. I didn’t use the Reality; the core and cover are very strong, and the amount of oil need never came into play. The Eternity with surface is enough ball for that purpose. A closer comparison is the Eternity to the Reality Check. 900 Global used a much cleaner cover to help the ball get down lane and I enjoy that much more. I love the colors and how this ball rolls down lane.

900 Global Eternity Layout: 4 ½ x 4 x 2 Pin Up Bowlers PAP: 4 13/16” Over 11/16” Up Rev Rate 400 Rpm The Eternity is a true game-changer, offering impressive performance and versatility on the lanes. First and foremost, the Eternity boasts exceptional backend reaction and hitting power. Its S84 Response Pearl cover-stock combined with the Epoch Asymmetric core provides a deadly combination of length, strong mid-lane read, and explosive backend motion. The ball effortlessly cuts through the oil, maintaining ample energy for a powerful and angular entry into the pocket. Pin carry with the Eternity is remarkable, resulting in improved pin action and higher scores. Whether I was facing heavy oil patterns or medium to drier lanes, this ball allowed me to make confident adjustments and find the right line. Its aesthetically pleasing design with a vibrant color scheme of purple/pink, black and silver gives me altered reality vibes which also makes it visually appealing on the racks. In conclusion, the 900 Global Eternity bowling ball is a remarkable piece of equipment that lives up to its name. If you loved the Altered Reality this is a definite must in your bag. Whether you're a competitive bowler or a dedicated enthusiast looking for a high-performance ball, the Eternity is an excellent choice. Unleash your potential with the 900 Global Eternity! #stormnation #SquadRg #strikingworldwide #kosproshop

The New Asymmetrical Pearl in the 900 Global line is the Eternity Pearl. The Eternity Pearl is a replacement for the Altered Reality that was part of the USBC hardness issue. I drilled my Eternity Pearl pin up with a 4 1/2 x 4 x 2 layout. I also hit the surface with a 500/1000 pads and added Storm Step 2. Reacta Gloss really doesnt match up with my ball roll. Step 2 has always been very consistent for me. Compared to the Altered the Eternity Pearl is a little cleaner and doesnt get as forward coming out of the midlane and back like the Altered did. Eternity has more shape downlane. So when the bigger solid Asyms start to labor a little like the Gem or Reality the Eternity Pearl is very good option. At my shop I suggest for bowlers to just pick their favorite drilling on this one as I think its that good of a ball. All of my customers really like the motion. I like it also and it just seems to carry very well with keeping the pins low. Great addition for the 900 Global line! Brian Watson Storm Pro Shop Staff PAP - 3 7/8 up 1 1/8 MPH - 16-17 TILT - 17 RPM - 400

900 Global Eternity Coverstock: S84 Response Pearl Reactive Core: Epoch Factory Finish: Reacta Gloss Layout: 4 x 4 x 2 I waited a bit too long to drill the Eternity. I had a couple Altered Reality balls I really liked and figured I was covered. With Nationals coming up, I decided to drill the Eternity to see if I could find a shiny, fairly stable asymmetrical piece for the bag. I am quite happy I did. I put a bit stronger 4 inch pin on this Eternity and it has a clean, stable feel on the lane. It is not as jumpy and angular as the Altered so it will be very useful. I have thrown it on house, longer sport, and shorter sport patterns and it has looked great on each. I feel like I can tumble it on the fresh and then get around it a bit more and just chase it left without the ball getting too far forward as the lane transitions. I think this is easily a ball to slot under the Reality and Gems for that step-down shiny asymmetrical ball. Chris Freeland Storm Amateur Staff Average Rev Rate 400 Average Speed 18 mph PAP: 4 1/8 over 3/4 up

900 Global Eternity Coverstock: S84 Response Pearl Reactive Box Finish: Reacta Gloss Core: Epoch Asymmetric Core RG: 2.49, Diff: 0.050, PSA: 0.014 (15 lbs) VLS Layout: 4 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/2 Dual Angle Layout: 50 x 4 3/4 x 55 PAP: 5 3/16” right x 5/8” up Rev rate: 400 rpm Average speed: 16.5 mph Location: Prairie Lanes, Sun Prairie, WI Pattern: Medium volume THS The Eternity is 900 Global’s new big asymmetric ball in the 900 series line. It features the S84 Response pearl reactive cover that comes with the Reacta Gloss finish, which is the same coverstock formula from the Altered Reality. The core is the new Epoch core that is derived from the original Break core and is supposed to help keep the ball from losing too much energy and maintain a sharp backend reaction. As I often do with balls that have a shiny finish from the factory, I scuffed the surface with an old 2000-grit Abralon pad just to crack the cover a bit. The Eternity has proven to be an excellent ball that I can throw on all but the oiliest or driest conditions. I’ve found the Eternity to be clean and very readable in the midlane, and that it stores enough energy to be sharp but not too jumpy off the end of the pattern. It’s a perfect step down from the Reality when you need something cleaner and quicker downlane, but is a much stronger pearl than a ball like the Wolverine Dark Moss. Overall, the Eternity offers a strong, readable reaction that I can use for the entire night in league even as the lanes go through transition. The folks over at 900 Global have done an outstanding job with designing this ball. If you’re looking for the closest thing to replace an Altered Reality – look no further than the Eternity! Chris Pollentier Storm Products Pro Shop Staff #StormNation #StrikingWorldwide

900 Global Eternity #15.2 Core: Epoch Asymmetric Covers: S84 Response Pearl Finish: Reacta Gloss RG: 2.49 Differential: 0.050 Rt. hand Speed 14.5 MPH PAP 3 7/8 1/4 over Layout: 55 x 5 x 45 5 x 5 1/2 x 3 VLS Transcending balls do not come around too often, the Hy-Road being one of them. The 900 Global Eternity is just that, a must have in the bag. The S84 Response Pearl cover in a genius. Where the Alerted Reality might fail and get too forward the Eternity rights itself and continues right through the pins. Monster of a ball on the backend. For me it's a Zen on steroids. Clean through the fronts with its pearl cover, enough midlane to not squirt on volume and a powerful but readable backend reaction. That's what impressed me the most. It's not crazy violent but by no means does it quit. For me Reacta Gloss finish is perfect. The pearl cover along with the box finish allows me and my slower speed to square up on heavier patterns as well as moving in and playing deeper lines when the pattern transitions. Extremely versatile ball overall. To compare its 5-6 boards stronger than my Zen, 3-4 more than my Zen Soul. The Soul touch earlier and smoother. Most impressive is the performance from this AYSM pearl. It knows how to strike. Joe Arvai 900 Global Pro Shop Staff #GoGlobal

This was the ball that I had the most anticipation about. The core was something that came from a ball that I LOVED a few years back in the Black Ops with the cover of the Altered Reality. My anticipation was for good reason as this ball does not disappoint. Out of the box for me, it’s pretty clean in the fronts, It reads the mids well, then it makes this motion down lane which is strong but not bouncy off the dry. This ball takes surface very well and when I hit this ball with a 1500 pad It really brought the break point closer to me but it didn’t seem to lose that strong down lane motion. I wanted it to be a little earlier but 1500 was a little too much, so I added Step 2 to the surface and it was MONEY I actually drilled a second Eternity pin down and out of the box it was way too clean. When I hit this one with the 1500 pad it was perfect. Cleaner in the fronts, cleaner in the mids and very controllable down lane! Pin up: 5x4x2 Pin down: 4.5x4.25x3.75 Balls getting a lot of play Infinite Physix: 5x4x2 HyRoad: 4.5x4.25x3.75 IQ Ruby: 5x4x2 Phaze4: 5x4x2 Fate: 5x4x2