While most people will say that carry is just as good across the 14-16# board, that carry will be different with different weights.  Good, just different.  Some hits that used to carry (like those weak 5 pins on light hits) won't anymore because the 14# deflects more than the 15#.  But other hits that would leave different stuff start to carry (like 9-pins on high hits that the 15# ball just drives past is carried now by the 14# that is deflected by the 5-pin).

Overthrowing could be a problem, especially if you're leaving 5s.  The ball isn't given the chance to hook because of the extra speed.  Either put a little more hand into it to compensate or try to back the speed down.  It might not take much, just slowing your feet a little or holding the ball lower in your stance.

SH

You should buy my NIB threshold and it will fix your problems...  haha but seriously carry won't be an issue when you find rythm with it, I suggest trying to move outside a little while you get used to the speed and let the friction of the lane help you more.

The shot I'm most comfortable playing is a basic down and in shot, maybe a tiny swing out, but not one of the big belly type shots.  I think the hardest thing will be not over throwing the ball.  With a 15lb ball I'm throwing 16.8-17.5mph & all my teammates are telling me I'm throwing too hard!  Now with the lighter ball I'm prolly close to 18mph (remember I've only tried this just this week so I haven't got my speed under control just yet)

I cringed at the thought of throwing 14lb equipment; but my wrist just plain gives up after about 18 frames.
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