Stealth Pearl

The Stealth Pearl is a great addition to the Stealth. When the Stealth reads too early, the pearl makes it through the front part of the lane and gives you a great finish! I highly recommend.

This was a great sequel to the original Stealth! The HK22 pearl coverstock creates a good more skid and a lot more back end with this ball. This has a very controllable mid-lane read for a pearl ball and the motion is as strong as a symmetrical ball comes.

Stealth Pearl – House Pattern,

Not overly aggressive and not weak either. A little in the middle. I have most success when playing straighter (covering less boards from left to right) with the Stealth Pearl while still at box surface or using my signature 1000/2000/3000/4000 wet pad method. When I try to move in with the Stealth Pearl it doesn’t really like to drive as much as I would like which makes since. The Pearl cover trying to fight through a heavier volume that is typical of most house patterns. One thing I can say if I am able to play in and bump the dry/friction just right I can see the drive potential through the pins. I tend to leave a good amount of back row (nine pin) I haven’t left a 9 pin with the Stealth Pearl yet so I cannot be upset with the results I see.

The Stealth Pearl is the perfect complement to the original Stealth. When the Stealth starts to pick up too soon (when the fronts start to burn up), or when the Stealth stops making the corner (oil has carried down), the Stealth Pearl is the go-to ball. Being a pearl with the HK22 cover stock, it is both cleaner in the front and has more motion on the back.

Great ball would recommend this ball. Over 4 weeks of bowling shot 707 and 746 series with a 300 game using just the stealth all night.