Reactor Pearl

In use for over a decade, the Reactor coverstock is still going strong. When something has been this successful there is no reason to get rid of it. Reactor material is moderately aggressive, but still offers a fair amount of control without over-reacting on the backend.

Type

Pearl Reactive

Balls with the Storm Reactor Pearl Coverstock

Ball Sort descending	Release Date	Core	RG	Diff	MB Diff
Agent	May 2006	EMCSymmetric	2.480	0.055
Assassin Sword	Dec 2016	CentripetalSymmetric	2.480	0.050
Deep Gravity Gold / V	Apr 2012	Shape-Lock HDAsymmetric	2.480	0.052	0.020
Electrify B-S-Y	May 2023	CircuitSymmetric	2.510	0.030
Electrify G-O	Oct 2022	CircuitSymmetric	2.510	0.030
Electrify Pearl	Jun 2020	CircuitSymmetric	2.510	0.030
Fast Ride	Aug 2016	CruiserSymmetric	2.580	0.021
Fired Up	Jan 2005	Twin-VSymmetric	2.540	0.055
Fired Up II	Apr 2008	Twin-VSymmetric	2.540	0.055
Hot Rod Super Sport Pearl	Jun 2006	Modified ThunderSymmetric	2.560	0.036
Joy Ride	Oct 2015	CruiserSymmetric	2.580	0.021
Match Pearl	Apr 2016	StingerSymmetric	2.550	0.030
Match Up Black Pearl	Jun 2018	Stinger 2.0Symmetric	2.570	0.035
Match Up Pearl (various colors)	Jun 2017	Stinger 2.0Symmetric	2.570	0.035
Maximum Heat	Dec 2010	TurbineSymmetric	2.550	0.038
Spit Fire	Jan 2006	Inverted Twin-VSymmetric	2.540	0.050
Street Rod Pearl	Apr 2008	TurbineSymmetric	2.550	0.038
Sword C3	Dec 2017	C3 Centripetal ControlSymmetric	2.490	0.029
ThunderStruck Pearl	Jun 2006	FE2 (Thunder)Symmetric	2.570	0.047
Tropical Breeze Pearl (various colors)	May 2011	CamberSymmetric	2.570	0.009
Tropical Heat Pearl (various colors)	Apr 2010	TurbineSymmetric	2.550	0.038
Tropical Storm (various colors)	Jun 2005	CamberSymmetric	2.570	0.009
Tropical Surge (Pearl, Various Colors)	May 2019	SurgeSymmetric	2.580	0.024

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