As I believe the Unleashed is more of a flip ball than the animal, it makes sense to me that the unleashed would give more recovery on an inside-out shot
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Am-1337-o

I tend to drill the strong MB balls towards there strengths and I have liked the results on the scoresheet.

the animal is more arc and the un;leashed is more flip.

I drilled 2 unleased ball an d both reacted well to dry in the backend.

try a Unleashed with the pin 3" above grip midline and 4" from pap. place the MB at 4.5".


No other ball has ever given me control of the last 10 feet like this ball. I don't like to go in to deep but I know this ball will come back. of course you can still miss big time and hit the OOB and it will be just like any ball on a long pattern.

I can chew up longer patterns that force me to play inside. this ball has never let me down. now if only my brain would work the same way

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"deserves got nothing to do with it."
-- William Munny

I don't now what the shell of the Inferno is. but reactive react harder off dry and slide more on oil.

I prefer the control of the particle balls.

My teammate is a higher rev guy and when he throws my Unleashed it is considerably sharper and snaps harder for him. I don't now how picky you want to be?

how much angle you are looking at from the ball. Unless it's a 50' flood I can't see the Unleased being overshadowed by any ball for playing the backend on fresh long oil.

the only advantage I see from the unleashed it the core's design helps it retain energy so it really reacts well at the break point and is explosive at the pin deck. this makes it hard to put the ball away even after it has started bleeding energy from to much friction in the front part of the lane.

I find that I can make more adjustments and keep the strong MB balls in play longer.

If you have a problem with over under when using reactive's, I would suggest the Unleased. if you need more help to achieve a sharper angle to carry inside the reactive may be better for you.
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"deserves got nothing to do with it."
-- William Munny