Some people don't believe me when I tell them I often find reactive balls to be weaker than urethane balls.
So I decided to demonstrate this effect by comparing a strong reactive ball to a strong urethane ball.
The reactive ball is the Marvel S at stock grit of 3000.
The urethane ball is The Crow at stock grit of 500.
Both balls have the same drilling layout.
Both balls weigh 14lbs.
I am bowling on the same lane during the same session.
I am standing on the same starting point and rolling up the same identical line for each shot.
If I miss with the Marvel S then I will duplicate that same miss with the Crow.
This is the Parkway Bowl in El Cajon.
This is a normal house shot with pretty good volume.
I bowl in league here and see this problem of the reactive ball having no grab while a urethane ball is almost too strong.
How can this be???
