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Brunswick

Brunswick Ethos Hybrid Bowling Ball

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  • Brunswick Ethos Hybrid Bowling Ball
  • Brunswick Ethos Hybrid Bowling Ball
  • Brunswick Ethos Hybrid Bowling Ball
MSRP: $279.95
$169.95
— You save $110.00

Description

Brunswick Ethos Hybrid Bowling Ball

  • Color: Black/Purple/Grey
  • Coverstock: HK22C - SH 4.0 Hybrid
  • Weight Block: Ethos
  • Factory Finish:  500, 2000 Siaair Micro Pad
  • Flare Potential: High
  • Radius of Gyration (RG): 16lbs - 2.495; 15lbs - 2.481; 14lbs - 2.505
  • Differential (Diff): 16lbs - 0.046; 15lbs - 0.053; 14lbs - 0.053
  • Intermediate Differential (Diff): N/A
  • Fragrance: N/A

Additional product information:

The Ethos emerged as one of Brunswick’s most successful balls in 2023. A bigger polished symmetric fit the line, and the ball delivered a bigger symmetric motion than Brunswick had seen. Expanding on the goal of producing a well-rounded line, the new Ethos Hybrid fills voids by delivering a dull hybrid version with excellent overall motion. The new Ethos Hybrid combines Savvy Hook and Cohesion with a 2000 finish to create a ball that isn’t afraid of oil but doesn’t burn up and continues throughout the pins. Do not get caught overlooking the Ethos Hybrid this bowling season.

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Additional Information

Lane Condition:
Medium/Heavy
Factory Finish:
Sanded 2000 Siaair
Core Type:
Symmetrical
Coverstock:
Hybrid Reactive
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2 Reviews

  • 5

    Ethos Hybrid takes this line to the next level

    Posted by Tim C on Oct 26th 2024

    Last season the original Ethos was easily a favorite out of my bag but quickly got out shine by the Track Theorem. Don’t think that will be happening this season as I have already drilled two of these. This Hybrid version will be the first ball out of your bag and won’t go back in any time soon. The earlier read made by the savy hook HK22 hybrid cover is perfect combination of benchmark motion but still strong enough to score on house shots all night long.

  • 5

    Ethos Hybrid

    Posted by Tom Marlow on Oct 21st 2024

    I drilled mine 75x5x30 and with that layout I got a fairly strong ball. With the 2k surface it was still very smooth thu the the front of the lane and still strong on the backend. With the 2k finish on it I was able to use this as a first ball out of my back.

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