Should make FloBowling retract their headline if Rash wasn't serious.

Only ball in current line up 30% urethane 70% reactive. Would hardly qualify as urethane. Don't see BOO YAH on list of balls currently manufactured.

Urethane is a small market. Most bowlers don't realize that. Urethane is not for everyone… and in most cases over utilized

heres some videos that go with this question

Should urethane be banned from the PBA? | why do so many use it?

(Part 2) Should urethane be banned? | Why cant you just adjust and be just fine?

If urethane is making carry down... What's the best solution?
1- Wouldn't a short pin solid symmetric still make the turn?
2- go around the carry down with a pearl like rash?
3- just use urethane too?

If urethane is making carry down... What's the best solution?
1- Wouldn't a short pin solid symmetric still make the turn?
2- go around the carry down with a pearl like rash?
3- just use urethane too?

Here is my thought process when something like this happens.  If the carry down is around 6-8 boards; I take a ball that will give me decent amount of push through the front and just enough backend motion to kick out the corners and move in to 15-17 at the arrows and play as though the 10 board is the gutter.  I keep my shoulders square and typically target around 12 board break point.  That gives me a couple boards of room to the right before risking hitting the carry down.  I think if you try to stay to the outside then you have to be too perfect or you will shoot 150 pretty quickly.  I tend to get away from the trouble and find a ball that will match up playing just inside of where the trouble is. 

The simple reality is that if you are going to go around it; you have to be so accurate as to be able to set a quarter 40 feet downlane and be able to roll over it 90% of the time in order to score well and most of us wouldnt be able to do that.  One board inside of target could mean you bring 2-8-10 into play from the carry down and a board to the outside of target could result in the same if you do not have the right ball match up.  You could do a 1-2 inch pin to PAP layout and move to the extreme outside.  But once again.  If you miss a pinch inside, you may be looking at a run away brooklyn from that early hook spot or even hitting the 2 pin in the face.  Most house shots may not even have enough volume of oil outside of 5 board to even get the ball to push more than 30 feet before wanting to hook.  Just my opinion of course but basing this on my own experiences.  Most conditions will have enough volume in the first 30-35 feet that you could do a lateral move with something weaker or make a move inside of 3rd arrow and play to 12 board as a break point.  Even if you dont carry all that well.  I would rather shoot 210-220 then shoot 150 trying to fight the outside.  Might make the difference between cashing in a tournament, winning a bracket, or leaving with empty pockets.

  I tend to get away from the trouble and find a ball that will match up playing just inside of where the trouble is.

Whats usually your coverstock, surface, core, overall strength to accomplish this?
I'm also a 2 hander

I have lower back issues so urethane is my friend. I’m one of the fortunate ones who can trick urethane and get it to strike more than most. Also if I’m bowling a singles tournament and can strike with urethane while making them harder for others, who in there right mind wouldn’t take that advantage