my first video

[unclemantis]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFICdvp8-lU

[billf]

Nice too see a thumbless bowler not trying to over power it!

[unclemantis]

Any suggestions? I feel that my 12# urethane ball is a tad too light for full carry. Then again 12# is my comfort zone. Do i truly need 15#? Any

[unclemantis]

I do have 5 more videos on my channel.

[Perrin]

can you comfortably hold a house ball that is 13-14 pounds?

usually having a ball drilled to your hand will feel lighter than a ball not Especially for conventional vs fingertip but with you bowling thumbless(palming it) the difference would be less I would think.

The other thing would be to make sure you research the ball that you are looking at. Some use 'normal' cores 14-16 and lighter but still the shame shape for 12-13 others use the regular core down to 13.

with the ball movement you are getting from a urethane on a THS medium/heavy oil (checked your other posts) you don't need to worry about getting a 'strong' ball you put plenty on it to have the ball work for you.

[unclemantis]

What about the RG and Diff.?

This is the ball I have been thinking of getting but now I see there is

[unclemantis]

A shape difference.www.stormbowling.com/products/balls/frantic

[Perrin]

Well it looks like the 13 has very similar # as the 14+ even with the different shape. The 12 the numbers change to reduce flare and make the ball go a little longer.


That ball vs. your urethane though you will probably see ALOT more movement out of it. of course depending on how it is drilled.

[unclemantis]

Well it looks like the 13 has very similar # as the 14+ even with the different shape. The 12 the numbers change to reduce flare and make the ball go a little longer.


That ball vs. your urethane though you will probably see ALOT more movement out of it. of course depending on how it is drilled.

So keep the same weight and get the Frantic?

[Perrin]

If you could go 13 I would. if you can't go with the 12.

Either way it's a good ball