Our testing against several symmetrical balls on the market have shown the Unleashed to be the strongest and most continuous symmetrical ball available on the market.

The cover ranges is about 10 boards meaning hitting it with 4000 decreased the overall hook by about 5 boards and hitting it with 1000 added about 5 boards of hook.

The scoop core of the Yeti is the most drilling predictable ball available, pin above the finger's adds about 10 points to the diff while pin under the fingers decreases the diff by about 10 points, that's a 20 point diff swing.

Core and cover match up makes this ball very strong mid lane and very continuous, this combo makes it easy to read and easy to make adjustments on the lanes.

Wow, that's Radical
Phil

How does it compare to the untamed in overall strength and reaction shape? And how does it compare to an unpolished untamed at 2000 or 4000 grit? I am considering the untamed for a benchmark ball. I am slightly speed dominate, and i am trying to decide between these two

How does it compare to the untamed in overall strength and reaction shape? And how does it compare to an unpolished untamed at 2000 or 4000 grit? I am considering the untamed for a benchmark ball. I am slightly speed dominate, and i am trying to decide between these two

The untamed would not be a good bench mark ball it is a flip motion.
Speed dominate go with the unleashed and use the untamed as a compliment.

I prefer the Unleashed over the Untamed. I like the smoother motion of the Unleashed and Yes this ball hooks.
Been talking to a Die Hard Storm/Roto guy and got him to drill a Grease Monkey to replace his HyRoad and he loves it. Now he drilled an Unleashed and last night in league (1st time out with ball) he shoots 787 and in the first 2 games he goes front 9, front 8 leaving a 10 pin both times. His words "I'm loving me some Radical". He loves the forgiveness and smoothness of the Unleashed and is looking at drilling another one.
The Unleashed will be best midpriced ball of the year without a doubt.

Corrected had one to many thoughts going at once.

So how do you reconcile the two comments "Untamed is a flip motion" with the "love the smoothness of the Untamed"...

So how do you reconcile the two comments "Untamed is a flip motion" with the "love the smoothness of the Untamed"...

Thanks for pointing out my mistake. I got to going a little to fast.

@Robert, Thanks for the reply, but I'd like to make sure which is which since I recently got a Torrid Affair and am liking it more each time I use it. So, am I right to assume then that the Unleashed is strong, picks up early, and fairly smooth by default whereby the Untamed is longer and more skid-flip? Also, sounds like the Unleashed covers more boards total?

I found that the Torrid Affair needed to get a few games on the cover before it woke up, but last week I used it in league and everyone was asking what I was throwing. Lots of positive comments about reaction and shot shape, although it was weaker than I wanted to play for my "A" game, and had to go to "B". I will say this, the $%^& thing hits like a truck and I'm throwing a 14#.

If I've read everything corectly (and please confirm), the question is now whether to buy an Untamed for league or an Unleashed for Nats next....

Excellent, thanks for the update.