BOWLING'S BEST URETHANE??? | Roto Grip Rubicon UC3 vs Purple Hammer vs Storm Pitch Black

BATTLE OF THE BEST URETHANE BOWLING BALLS! Storm Pitch Black, Purple Hammer, and Roto Grip Rubicon UC3. Which is best for you? Jimoo is back to compare and contrast these top notch urethanes.
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Timestamps!!!
0:00 - Intro
2:15 - Carbon 42' (House)
8:39 - Question Time with Jimoo
9:01 - Pegasus 36' (Challenge)
14:10 - Summary
17:58 - Downlane Reaction Comparison
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[@fredv3974]

I'm a senior who doesn't generate a lot of revs and I love urethane balls. Without doubt, this is a favorite video displaying the roll of all three balls, delivered the same won different oil patterns providing a clearer picture of how each ball reacts on each lane. The verbal descriptions and explanations of each ball are extremely helpful.

[@jojobeanz4129]

Uc3 is pretty sick. Got mine when it came out. It hooks a ton

[@jakeburke6793]

This new ball looks sick! You guys do a great job on these vids and I'm always looking for the next one.

[@nordattack]

Great video! Thank you very much. And yes, I use my new Purple Hammer on house shots. Best ball I have ever used on House.

[@Htiger3841705]

UC and purple hammer is a good combo to drive on the lane I think. Really enjoy the two hand bowling contents in this video and wait for more and more of them!!

[@remington1439]

I love my UC3, so much I bought another one for stock. I use my purple hammer now for Spares and 7 pin. The UC3 is Awesome, noticed that Brunswick brought out a Asymmetrical urethane ball , hoping to outsell the UC3, but doubt that.

[@r05es]

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[@isaiahspigner9352]

Yea. More revs and power without it getting too sharp. It's kinda nice on those carry fest type shots.

[@hughcarr6535]

Great video , looking to get uc3 or purple monster soon 😀

[@reyngel]

That lighting change at 17:13 with the romantic music in the background 😅🔥

[@sethc5661]

I use(d) my Fast Pitch on house shot in league just to start for first 6-7 frames just to break down the track some, or later if I couldn't find a motion I liked from reactive; could always get right and throw it hard and get decent results. I say used, because I got a UC3 for Christmas and threw it in league tonight for the first time. Only problem I can see with it is that it made me question why I bother having other balls in my bag. Thing is just amazing. I kept waiting for the lanes to break down, everyone else changed balls and moved around, UC3 just kept blending it out and hitting amazingly. Don't think I'll be throwing anything else for strikes for some time, unless I just want the pure fun that is UC2 (because who doesn't love getting as far left as you can, throwing hard, and watching that thing turn the corner like a Formula 1 racecar?).

[@David-fh5bu]

Nothing beats Purple to me. I really never had a bad game with that ball. Best ball ever to me or at least one of them

[@crazykids4904]

So excited to get mine drilled

[@andrewbowman8555]

I have been using a DV8 Tactic Control in my league due to the lanes getting cliffed extremely fast (not even 1 game) so I can keep my control and predictability. But I did just drill a short pin Raw Solid to give hopefully me an option with similar shape and control but have a little more miss room.

[@Cdcd4393]

I was at the pro shop today and we were chatting. Pro shop guy said he can't keep his uc3 on the lane it hooks a ton. But still a sick ball

[@etherealswordsman3214]

Hello. Highschool assistant bowling coach here. my old ball is a blue hammer, but i'm about to drill my UC#]3. looking forward to that. relatively speaking, i'm lower rev, medium ball speed, though using basically a spare ball means i'm not fully sure on my revs. UC3 should help make that clearer. however, we have a weird one on our team this year. 2 handed lefty with about an 8 mph ball speed and throwing a plastic ball. We've been going for a while and i'm still not really sure what to make of it. amusing all the same. if only he wasn't so frown-y.

[@undercov3erboss340]

I use my Storm Natural on house shots. I use it in place of a plastic ball for shooting spares because the urethane is much more useful in different situations. Shoot corner pins or spares i want to throw straighter at, or on burned out or spotty lane conditions.

[@leegreenontheair2285]

Personally I don’t most of the time unless I’m just practicing on utilizing it better by playing different parts of the lane when it’s burnt up 🔥🔥

[@ObjectiveEthics]

Threw my UC3 in league for the first time last week for a 220. I had it drilled less aggressive with the pin down and this gives me a lot of versatility with a ball that I feel is already fairly flexible. You can play any part of the lane and it carries a tremendous amount of energy into the pins.

[@grumpymonkey811]

I bowl with guys that use Urethane on a house shot. I tend to be able to stay on top of them with a Hy-Road X. Once I lose the pocket with that, I tend to bring out the Bloodmoon Rising just due to the oil moving down the lane. I do use a Urethane-ish ball, in the Global 900 Badger Infused, but I don't usually bring it out, unless there's no other urethane out on the pair. Basically, when everyone else is using strong reactive balls and the entire line is burnt up. :)

[@smokey6965]

Ive used my Pitch Purple on house shots in like game 3, once its burned up, it does ok, prolly should look at the UC3

[@bobbydecheney821]

Lets see the motiv purple tank as well. I have that and Mexican purple hammer. Tank is longer and more off the dry vs the hammer being early but still pops off the dry. Seems to be better on dry then the Motiv for myself at least.

[@djbaugh8121]

Great video! I’m a two handed bowler and I’m looking to purchase a new ball. What ball would you recommend for using on house shots only?

[@peytongodwin2125]

The UC3 and the Wolverine were released at the same time and were created for the same purpose, to close gaps. The gap between a urethane ball and a reactive ball is huge and the UC3 fits right in between them both. The Wolverine closes the gap between a weak reactive ball like a hyroad pearl and something stronger like a zen master.

[@BillyDaGoat1017]

I have purple hammer and pitch black and love them both

[@michaelw_yee]

I bring a urethane ball for spare shooting and emergencies. When I’m totally lost on the lanes I just throw my fast pitch up 10 and it finds the pocket

[@Jackal_Blitz]

Every week at league, yes. Our THS is very light oil, and short, so every reactive I have pushes me up against the ball return during game 1. UC3 looks great for me on house shots, especially with the free bump from the dry outsides.

[@donkeydiehard879]

Urethane is the worst possible option for light oil house shots. Probably one of the most misunderstood things in bowling. That and people thinking pin down is earlier and smoother, when it is actually later and smoother. Can make urethane work but reactive drilled weaker/pin down will always carry better. It's physics so not really an argument. That being said, I could probably score all day with the UC3 on house shot. Still not the *BEST* option.

[@Jackal_Blitz]

@@donkeydiehard879 You're really over-generalizing here. Just because something isn't "the best" option for a condition doesn't mean it can't work for some people. Where I bowl, my Pitch Black looks like Jimoo's UC3 in this video, and my UC3 has me playing between 3-4 arrow at a bare minimum. I've tried weak reactives, I've tried shiny reactives, I've tried short pin layouts. They all hook too much for me. Urethane works for *me* where I bowl. If you want to stay stuck in some archaic mindset about what balls can be used where and when, go for it.

[@UhKimboze]

@@Jackal_Blitz amen to that.

[@b.williebeamon3540]

The UC3 is my 1st Urethane ball and I love it

[@mmulligan0426]

I need one for game 3 in our house. They break down so quickly.

[@199412valve]

For our house shot I bring a purple hammer and and a black hammer. Our house pattern is Big Ben 44 feet, 24ML, and 6.5 to 1 ratio.

[@hersheljones9467]

I do for late games I own a phantom hot cell pitch black fast pitch purple hammer and uc3

[@amirulnazatul312]

Can you teach us how and where to aim the bowling ball?

[@monster410]

Interesting comparison, thanks guys ! Too bad the sound is clipping though :( What is Jimoo's favorite ball to throw on house shot patterns ?

[@jrproshop]

Proton or phaze 2

[@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan]

I'm a one handed bowler but I love my urethane bowling ball. My urethane ball is the Ebonite Puma. It actually helps me get more hook even with the house pattern. I'm thinking of another urethane on my next ball. I thought of all three of those balls. I'm still thinking about it and doing more research on what I feel comfortable with and talk to the shop at my bowling center to get his opinion and go from there.

[@coopergates9680]

Fast pitch got discontinued too soon IMO, a buddy in my league still throws his

[@cooperbaldwin7207]

I rarely ever throw urethane on house unless a lot of other people are and I’m seeing a lot of carry down

[@atrout114]

We bowl on wood lanes on a short house shot so I break out urethane sometimes

[@prototypejack671]

I’ve been using urethane on Carbon actually playing up 10 for 3 games, and been averaging 215 on it. So it has its days

[@DanielRodriguez-yf1yo]

?????? thats a house shot anything works

[@russellhillier1939]

It comes down to which one is best for you. No one throws the same way. You might miss your mark just the little bit or maybe the speed is a little different. Also, I don't like 2-handed bowling. They need to get their own league. I just got a purple hammer. I like the feel and I went to a 14 pound ball. Reactive balls I couldn't control. Being 76 years old I have lost my feet speed.

[@jeffkuipers1030]

in the early 80's that was all they made was urethane balls so that's what i grew up throwing.

[@jeffchipps3534]

I'm thinking about getting the Rubicon UC 3. I stand around board 25 try to hit between boards 10 -15. Would it be a good fit with my Zen Master and Wolverine?

[@voidzfn6341]

I personally use my fast pitch on house shot because I have slower ball speed at about 15.5-16 paired with about 400 revs(2 handed)

[@CDRFAR]

Radical just came out with the Double Cross Urethane ball. Not sure how pure Urethane it is as Mo NEVER liked Urethane. Knowing Radical I am sure it will be different from these you just tested. Do have any idea as to when you might try it out?

[@flippperboy]

Did Jimoo place his pin far from Pap or close to the pap? Same question with the PSA. This is for the UC3. Thanks for the demo.

[@jrproshop]

Neither 4.5”

[@RagingInVA]

I use the UC3 every night of league on the house shot.

[@Skdjdjdjsjxjxjd]

The purple hammer is a great ball I have one the only downside to the hammer is that it flings the oil all over the lane when hooking it and within the 3rd game the lanes r dry asf then it hooks a lot more quickly then it was in the first and second game. But I like it, its still a very good ball to use/get for a very reasonable price too.

[@racincowboy86]

For me the urethane seems to be too early on the house shots I have thrown it on.

[@garywest2250]

I still prefer the fever pitch to the UC3.. fever pitch was highly underrated and is very similar reaction to the purple hammer

[@michealstewart4320]

Can you do a video comparing the UC3, Purple Hammer and the BTU? Thanks.

[@jrproshop]

Where do we get a btu ? Haha

[@DrengrWolf]

gonna have to redo this in a month! Radical double cross comes out in jan! :P

[@scottwisniewski3206]

Yes that uc3 a bad ass ball. Over 3rd arrow with it. 300 the second week I had it

[@nickp300z]

What we're the layouts on the 3 balls?

[@fredapples8655]

Yes sometimes

[@haynlavaboy]

The purple hammer is the only ball in the bag, our house when it comes to oiling the lanes are iffy at best, they had a jr tournament with a sport shot and because they were lazy they oiled all the lanes with it.. on normal days they only oil once in the morning (9am)and the pattern will sit there until 6pm. urethane just makes it easier to combat that kind of conditions

[@fuas710]

yup urethane is great for burnt up house shots and the tournament bag!

[@shagthegod]

I have no idea what layout to get on this ball im a lefty two hander throw around 16 mph

[@edgarhamilton9695]

I’m trying to determine between the Roto Grip Uc3 and the Roto Grip Gem. I would like to see the both vs each other.

[@jrproshop]

Totally different balls

[@TheFrelon06]

I don’t use urethane in league because people like to blame it for every pocket hit that doesn’t carry. I only like urethane when nothing else will work, so on a sport pattern like pba wolf it’s the go to

[@lucio_c3629]

yes

[@CRPULSE300]

Barks gonna review the Radical double cross?

[@jrproshop]

Probably

[@BuffaloSouthernrailfan]

With the roto grip uc3 or the storm pitch Black be good with the storm axiom roto grip X2 in the hustle which one would be good with them

[@jrproshop]

Either would fit great !

[@chuckontal9962]

I throw it on the house shot if I want to annoy the other team haha

[@Relaxingvibes4u]

To be able to get my purple hammer to not over react on a house shot i have to throw from 30 out to 15at arrows or infront of left gutter(40) across 20-15 at arrows. Rev dominant 2hander. Really was interested in a uc3 but given how my hammer reacts should i look at something much weaker? Mainly bowling house shots / league, 1st yr bowler.

[@fuas710]

if you gotta play deep with the hammer i would recommend something like the radical spy or hammer black widow plastic. they are both plastic/polyester coverstocks but they have an asym core so they will see the fronts way easier than urethane

[@joespagnola9253]

you’re not gonna get a lot of hitting power with urethane on most house patterns. you’re best off with a weaker reactive, maybe rhino, tropical or hustle.

[@fuas710]

@@joespagnola9253 you do get alot of hitting power with 2 hands!

[@galaxyquestminute7490]

I’m in pretty much the same situation as far as revs, speed, and lane conditions. My 1-2-3 punch is a low-end pearl reactive, a black widow spare, and a pancake core plastic ball for when I want to play straighter

[@TheOGDerk]

I hardly ever use urethane unless it’s on a sport shot or for a spare ball

[@blakeschneider3804]

Yeah, I use urethane one house….. for spares. I’m someone who thinks that no one should use urethane on house cause there’s really no need to on a traditional house shot

[@donkeydiehard879]

People can do it all they want. It's their carry that suffers.🤷 Reactive is ALWAYS the *BEST* option on THS. If someone is using urethane I just assume their PSO doesn't know how to drill properly. Usually the people who complain about leaving 10 pins 5 times a game and blame the pins/rack/pattern. Really not that hard to play around the carry down. Honestly, I'll take all the free hold I can get on THS. Helps me and hurts them so I love seeing urethane on the rack. UC3 is the exception. Has nearly zero urethane characteristics on THS.

[@fuas710]

not a big fan of urethane on fresh house shots, but urethane is perfect for when the oil is beat up

[@train5974]

My 20 year old ebonite magnum urethane works well on house shots.

[@scottythompson940]

Cool video talk to tech bowling ball Jr pro shop

[@redchallengersrt]

I only throw urethane. Reactive balls tend to over react for me... I use both my purple and uc3 on house shots

[@NotoriousBIG131]

I leave a lot of ringing 10s with the purple. Any thoughts on if asym UC3 would have better carry through?

[@DevonshireH]

What's the grit on those balls? They look kinda shiny for urethane.

[@jrproshop]

They’re supposed to be box finish, but they shine up pretty quick in our bowling center. Lots of oil

[@brycekline5282]

If it is a tournament on house where we move lanes after every game. I will because then the people following me will have a harder time at striking.

[@temi1lord]

purple hammer layout?

[@mikef2000]

Question: Do you use urethane on house shots? 8:51 Jimoo: "I personally don't." 10:10 Jimoo: "Fun fact, shot 300 with Purple this past league season." ❓❓❓❓ Interesting..... 😂

[@jrproshop]

We don’t bowl on house in our scratch league. It was a challenge pattern. 40’

[@Jake61Haight]

what layout do you like on the pitch black?

[@jrproshop]

Anything pin up

[@angrywally4087]

The UC3 is Better on the House Shot than the Other Urethane Balls Because It has a Bit of Reactive Resin in the Cover and My Purple Hammer acts like Urethane.

[@connorallen9711]

I use urethane on a house shot when my reactives just aren't hitting right. Throw the pitch black right up ten and watch it kill the pins.

[@rashenem]

What’s the layout for the UC3?

[@jrproshop]

60x4x35

[@charlesmitchell4646]

What about the Motiv Purple Tank ?

[@jrproshop]

Hard to get motiv in Canada. So expensive

[@charlesmitchell4646]

This would definitely sway you to certain manufacturers. I'm in Michigan where Motiv is produced . So it is a support local benefit ; along with a product that currently matches well with my game as a left handed bowler (more rev & lower speed release). So during most of these bowling balls reviews; I look to see how each one of you approaches how you want the characteristics of the ball to read the lane. Then based on video results. I make a decision of if or how this ball would fit me. Thanks for responding and have a great rest of the Holidays in 2021.

[@kobek5272]

Would you recommend a urethane ball as a first ball ?

[@jrproshop]

It’s more well suited as a specialty type ball for more advanced level bowlers. Something like a Raw Hammer, Brunswick Rhino, or Storm Tropical Surge would be worth looking at

[@kobek5272]

@@jrproshop Thanks for the reply ! I appreciate it

[@walterccrawford5613]

Why isn’t Brunswick included in the comparison?

[@jrproshop]

We didn’t have a U Motion to compare against

[@sirvenomik]

i dont have a urethane ball my pro shop guy says its not for me. but i know people who only use urethane personal choices i suppose

[@jrproshop]

Yea depends on your style and where/ what you bowl on

[@badazzbaz1412]

What about the pitch purple

[@jrproshop]

The Pitch Purple reacted closer to a reactive ball as opposed to traditional urethane. Comparing it to the Rubicon UC3, it would hook a similar amount of boards but will be much earlier.

[@brandonkreyer9795]

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, the uc3 breaks the definition of urethane. Way to much backend. I’d love to see a comparison of the uc3 and the black widow purple urethane I feel like that would be the most fair comparison.

[@Jesusfanatic0711]

Throwing the black widow one myself I would say there is no comparison as it hooks a ton earlier and i personally think it’s way too much ball for any ideal pattern. It’s a bit of a fight to keep throwing it other than maybe breaking down the lanes in practice.

[@brandonkreyer9795]

@@Jesusfanatic0711 I’ve thrown it myself as well. It needs a lot of oil i will agree with you there, Which is what a asym urethane should be. The UC3 doesn’t do that. On a side note I wouldn’t say that the widow is useless, it can be used on longer patterns where say if a purple hammer isn’t strong enough, then the widow would be in play.

[@Jesusfanatic0711]

@@brandonkreyer9795 that’s true. I’ve just never had enough oil on a pattern to see it yet. I guess that pearl in the uc3 and maybe that smaller asym core can make a difference. I’m hoping for a ball demo in my area soon to see for myself.

[@erikroy1425]

Did you ever throw a pitch black that sounded hollow?

[@jrproshop]

Yep. Common problem

[@erikroy1425]

@@jrproshop did that ever affect the performance of the ball?

[@Blue-cq2hl]

I don't use urethane on house because I don't like being hated in league lol

[@a29.91]

what about the fast pitch?

[@dylanaverill564]

If your on house it’s not terrible but on anything else not that great

[@jrproshop]

Fits between the pitch black and purple

[@jimmyslife8847]

I do not use urethane on house. I does not carry well at my house

[@thetruthhurts9112]

I asked the local pros wife if she wanted to handle my purple hammer. I'm now banned from my local alley

[@jrproshop]

Hahahaha comment of the year

[@patrickhayden1977]

Do I use urethane on house shots … NO ! The only possible exception would be on a beat to death wood surface.

[@erikroy1425]

Hell naw urethane creates way too much carry down on a house shot and makes the pattern tougher and tougher as it chews up the heads and pushes the oil down lane creating a bigger cliff than there already is on typical house shots.

[@robertdorans142]

I don't use Urethane either

[@jamesrainey1450]

What's urethane? But seriously...no. I don't bowl enough tournaments to need urethane in my bag

[@sawyerspearman5297]

me, who uses the motiv purple tank, watching these three balls like it makes any difference to me whatsoever

[@portcitypickers7830]

Uc3 is the goat my second game with it I shot 299. Definitely recommend!

[@ryanvoight9246]

Urethane on anything!

[@robciamb9222]

I find no hitting power with urethane

[@jrproshop]

Wrong angles

[@kordova6805]

That was a nasty urethane, almost as nasty as the elbow injury jimoo sustained from throwing one handed once.

[@jrproshop]

We all have eye injuries from watching that

[@warriorwarehouse206]

VIDEO REVIEW/CRITIQUE: Greetings from a bowling newbie. This is a long review, I know. I apologize up front, but I'm frustrated so it's important to me to express some thoughts. I used to bowl a lot in leagues when I was a kid, but have been out of it for many years now. I'm looking to dip back into it, but first I need to get a new ball. House balls serve the purpose and you can still learn and develop some skill from them if you play enough, but it's hard to progress and obtain any consistency from using them...especially if you want to learn to hook. So my first point of order is to find out what's out there. Unfortunately, way too much. Too many ball lines, designs, types, specs and brands to consider. That said, I have to rely on reviews from advanced bowlers like you guys and even from casual bowlers who also bowl a lot and have thrown lots of different balls of various types. Some of their input is even more valuable because many of them were in my position not long ago. But I try to look to and listen to everyone. That brings me to here....watching bowling ball review videos. As if all I've read wasn't overwhelming enough, the videos I have watched so far (not just yours) make me want to just buy a ball that I think has the nicest colors or looks the coolest. Anymore confusion and I might just abort getting back into bowling all together. Kidding, but still. Anyway, although I'm a way below average bowler (at the moment), I find myself to be of above average intelligence with an eye for details and a thirst for learning. Your video, unfortunately, did nothing to help me in my search for a new ball. Other videos I've watch haven't helped much either. All the videos I've watched have left me further behind in my search rather than a step ahead with finding the right ball for my needs. Most of the videos I've watched have left me with more questions coming out than I had going in because of the over the top technical lingo and language content. I'm sure it's without intention, but your commentaries are like a whole other language. Even if you didn't short hand your commentary by omitting acronyms and abbreviated words (ie: asym for asymmetrical etc), I would have a difficult time understanding what the hell you're talking about without going to some bowling college if it existed. When you rapid-fired one term and reference after another, I didn't have time to even process the stuff that I could decipher. You may as well have spoken in German. Are these videos intended for seasoned and advanced bowlers like yourself? Clearly you guys know what you're doing and what you're talking about. I'm assuming that you're probably all professional bowlers, but if you're not I'd like to know what it takes to be a pro. I've watched plenty of PBA in my time and you guys all look to throw strikes every bit as good or better than those I have watched. But regardless, most of your viewers probably are not such an advanced level. At least I wouldn't think, IDK. I understand you can't necessarily expound upon everything without videos turning into 5-hour clinics. But if you can at least start by maybe not short-handing your language with abbreviated words, acronyms and all kinds of bowling jargon. Just dumb things down a little bit for us newbies. I know I would be grateful and I'm probably not alone. I'm sure there are plenty of videos out there that could explain what the hell it is you're talking about in your reviews. But all I wanted, was laymen thoughts on bowling balls and who they would be suited for. I don't even necessarily need to see you use the balls. It's nice to watch the different ball reaction from one to the next, but bowler's styles differ from one another so that's something I don't necessarily need to see. I would rather it be explained instead...maybe via diagrams on a whiteboard. Also, may I suggest briefly going over price points with the balls you're reviewing. With so many balls out there, I need a couple days just to pull up the pricing on all of them to see what balls are in my price range. If you're reviewing balls that cost $150, $200, $250 on up, I don't even need to watch that video because I'm not about to spend that much on a ball just starting out. Another suggestion, maybe add at the beginning of your ball review videos more details on ball types without getting too deep into things like different types of cores, measurements, and other stuff that might be TMI for a typical bowler. Simplify things by giving just the meat and potatoes of what I need to know when it comes to the construction of the ball. For instance like: "there are...(1? 2? 3??) types of urethane balls." and, "Urethane balls are best suited for...(what) type of surface whereas resin balls are suited for this type of surface." "In general, lanes that are dry usually require a... coverstock. Light to medium oil Lanes often require a... coverstock whereas heavily oiled lanes usually need a... coverstock." I guess what I'm saying is, what is the most important thing(s) on the ball to consider when buying? Is it the coverstock? The core? How do the balls that you're reviewing in the video that day relate to that general buying purpose? The three balls you were comparing today are urethane. Maybe briefly explain the differences between the three, like this type of urethane has more break than this type because of.... So if you want more hook, you might want to look at this type of urethane construction. Basic useful information for those of us who know nothing about any of this and are just starting out. Next, maybe change your summary at the end. Give us your favorites and how the balls you're reviewing compare to those and why. Like, "my favorite urethane ball is...." "The purple hammer feels a little different because...." "The... doesn't seem to be as consistent and predictable as the...." Those kind of things. Some other questions I would be interested to know about would be like - How many balls do you suggest a typical person should own and why? If a person could only own one ball, what would you suggest? I'm sure you address questions like these in some of your other videos videos. You might even have videos dedicated for those things, IDK. But it's nice to have some of these questions answered in Ball reviews because these are important questions for someone like myself to know the answers to in order to help me decide what to buy. Lastly, Maybe give the viewer a brief bio on yourself. Are you a professional bowler? How long have you been bowling? How many balls do you generally take to your tournaments and how do you decide on which ones to take? You're a two-handed bowler, do you ever bowl single arm? Why did you go to two-handed bowling? Does going from a single hand to a double hand bowler impact on which ball you use? Up until earlier this year I didn't even know professionals were two handed bowling. Anyway, I hope my feedback served a purpose and maybe helps a bit in some of your future videos. Sorry for the long review. I'm just frustrated with all the technical jargon that is all way over my head and not getting any headway into narrowing down my selection....lol.

[@lucky9mechanic127]

please go back and watch all the other videos as they answer a bunch of these questions in the past. If you want it dumbed down request for me to do a couple of vids and I will make it very simple as I am as dumb as it gets but I know how to strike. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-kk2mNrb2UbsU

[@Happyfaces92]

"I don't throw urethane on house shots. Fun fact I shot 300 with the purple this past league season" So tell me about that urethane and house shots again? Hehehe

[@jrproshop]

He bowled it on a challenge condition, not house

[@brendensramek7440]

Tough to compare two true urethane balls and a blend

[@bowlingxp8345]

none of these 3 balls is pure urethane.

[@brendensramek7440]

@@bowlingxp8345 Brunswick is the only company with true urethane so the new purple hammers and the new double cross coming out by radical are true urethane

[@bowlingxp8345]

@@brendensramek7440 Purple hammer is "pearl urethane blend", so Double Cross will be a s well. I think it has been a few years since a company offered a pure urethane ball...

[@tonguetwista1313]

As a Southpaw, my Purple Hammer is first out the bag. I'll throw it for all three games.

[@David-jt5ry]

Best URETHANE UC3 best of all of them purple hammer and pitch black are garbage i use anythng on house shoots and on any pattern and i shot 300 with everything in my hands even a house ball

[@truthhurts467]

Okay BossMen I need ya'lls honest opinion answer like none of U has sponsors please. If a Tornado 🌪 hit ya'lls ⚡house⚡ like it did here in Kentucky everyone is safely in the storm shelter. U know EVERYTHING is lost & U can only have just ONE ball that's it for the next year while trying to rebuild. 1 Ball for🎳 Heavy,Medium,Light oil & Dry,Long & short lanes. What Ball is it???🤔

[@Sproutt]

lolz i still dont see why the say “roto grip” is just a totally different company when we know its just storm, but with no hype.

[@jrproshop]

Different brand 🤷🏻

[@Sproutt]

JR Pro Shop but really they arent 😎

[@remoevans2233]

@@jrproshop Different name, same company.

[@twistedmovies8782]

I really wanted to see this video without the crappy two handed bowlers..