Does anyone know if its 2 parts Pearl, 1 part Solid.. or 1 part Pearl, 2 parts Solid?

If you look closely at the Dare Devil Trick picture it looks like blue and orange solid with red pearl. So two solids and one pearl.

Though to be fair I don't think that really means anything. It's just a visual characteristic, and not one that actually affects ball motion. On the Wreck-It and Hustle SAY the coloring was two pearl and one solid. So either it's not the same Psyched coverstock... or it's just marketing. I'm putting all my chips on the latter.

Of course this could veer off into the "hybrid doesn't actually exist" conversation, which I agree with on the overall basis (not like companies weren't making the in-between coverstock reactions before that coin was termed), but lets keep this simple.

"On the outside you will find the proven Psychedâ„¢ Hybrid reactive cover. Comprised of 2 parts pearl & 1 part solid, this cover will provide length through the front of the lane and offer a more predictable reaction off the friction down lane."

Quote from: AlonzoHarris on October 12, 2017, 10:55:17 AM

"On the outside you will find the proven Psychedâ„¢ Hybrid reactive cover. Comprised of 2 parts pearl & 1 part solid, this cover will provide length through the front of the lane and offer a more predictable reaction off the friction down lane."

I thoroughly dislike Roto Grip not having those little blurbs to the left automatically on the screen. Don't make me click more! 

Still don't think it means anything though. 2 parts pearl, 1 part solid or 2 parts solid, 1 part pearl. Doesn't work that way as far as I have learned. It's not like the companies are taking two different coverstocks and pouring them together like one would with whiskey and coke. It's a whole separate formulation.

Speculating two parts solid one part pearl.