Bowling ball core · Roto Grip
Roto Grip Chaotic Core
The core inside the Roto Grip No Rules line
An asymmetric core with mid-lane rev-up and high flare, built for heavy oil. Balls with this core are no longer available at BowlersMart.
- Asymmetric
- RG 2.510
- Diff 0.053
- MB 0.018
Specs
RG AT 15 LB
2.510
Mid-lane rev-up
54% of the reactive and urethane balls we stock have a lower RG.
DIFFERENTIAL AT 15 LB
0.053
High flare
76% of the reactive and urethane balls we stock have a lower differential.
MASS BIAS AT 15 LB
0.018
Medium asymmetry
62% of the asymmetric reactive and urethane balls we stock have a lower mass bias.
| Weight | RG | DifferentialDiff | Mass biasMB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 lb | 2.500 | 0.052 | 0.017 |
| 15 lbUsed on this page | 2.510 | 0.053 | 0.018 |
| 14 lb | 2.550 | 0.048 | 0.016 |
| 13 lb | 2.570 | 0.032 | 0.010 |
| 12 lb | 2.590 | 0.029 | 0.008 |
Source: Roto Grip published specs, as shown on BowlersMart’s original Roto Grip Chaotic core page (2022). RG and differential change with ball weight; use the row for the weight you throw. The highlighted 15 lb row is the one used on this page.
Looking for a ball like your No Rules?
Balls with the Roto Grip Chaotic Core are no longer available at BowlersMart. These in-stock balls have the closest RG and differential.

Ebonite HK22 Optimize Hybrid
Medium to heavy oil


900 Global RB 94 Solid Reactive
Medium to heavy oil

Ebonite Optimize Pearl Reactive
Medium to heavy oil

Ebonite HK22 GB 13.7 Solid Reactive
Medium to heavy oil

Roto Grip MicroTrax Pearl Reactive
Medium to heavy oil, medium oil
Balls with the Roto Grip Chaotic Core
None of the 3 balls with the Roto Grip Chaotic Core are in stock at BowlersMart right now.
Show 3 balls no longer available at BowlersMart
| Ball | Cover | First seen |
|---|---|---|
| Roto Grip No Rules Bowling Ball | Roto Grip Micro DNA Solid Reactive | August 2016 |
| Roto Grip No Rules Pearl Bowling Ball | Roto Grip Amped Pearl Reactive | March 2017 |
| Roto Grip No Rules Exist Bowling Ball | Roto Grip Reckless Reactive | March 2018 |
Where the Roto Grip Chaotic sits
Each dot is a core in balls we stock. Cores close together roll alike; the cover and layout decide the rest.
Navy ring = a ball in your bag. Dashed ring = off this chart, or this same core.
Nearest cores, zoomed in
Navy ring = a ball in your bag. Dashed ring = off this chart, or this same core.
This core 1 Nearest cores Other cores
| Core | Brand | Shape | RG | Diff | vs this core |
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Columbia 300 | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.053 | Same RG and differential |
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Ebonite | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.053 | Same RG and differential |
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900 Global | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.052 | RG 0.000 · Diff −0.001 |
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Ebonite | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.052 | RG 0.000 · Diff −0.001 |
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Roto Grip | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.051 | RG 0.000 · Diff −0.002 |
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Storm | Asymmetric | 2.510 | 0.055 | RG 0.000 · Diff +0.002 |
Matches use 15 lb RG and differential.
Drilling and tools
Chaotic Core gives me consistent axis migration, defined RG bands and the freedom to unleash as much or as little anarchy as you please. The new Chaotic Core boasts a medium RG with a High Differential/Mass Bias Differential that reads the midlane with an angular motion. This earlier read makes it a great ball for fresh, dense oil but still maintains the versatility to play later into the game.
Questions bowlers ask
What is the RG of the Roto Grip Chaotic Core?
At 15 lb the Roto Grip Chaotic Core has an RG of 2.510. It ranges from 2.500 to 2.590 across the listed weights.
What is the 14 lb RG of the Roto Grip Chaotic Core?
At 14 lb the RG is 2.550.
What is the differential of the Roto Grip Chaotic Core?
At 15 lb the differential is 0.053. The mass bias is 0.018.
Which bowling balls use the Roto Grip Chaotic Core?
Roto Grip No Rules Bowling Ball, Roto Grip No Rules Pearl Bowling Ball, Roto Grip No Rules Exist Bowling Ball. 0 are in stock now.
Can I still buy a ball with the Roto Grip Chaotic Core?
Balls with this core are currently unavailable at BowlersMart. Closest in-stock alternatives by RG and differential include Ebonite Emerge Hybrid Bowling Ball, Columbia 300 Command Solid Bowling Ball, 900 Global Viking Conquest Bowling Ball, Ebonite Entity Pearl Bowling Ball, Ebonite Go Time Bowling Ball, Roto Grip Transform Pearl Bowling Ball.
How do the Roto Grip Chaotic Core specs change by weight?
At 16 lb: RG 2.500, differential 0.052, mass bias 0.017. At 12 lb: RG 2.590, differential 0.029, mass bias 0.008.
How does the Roto Grip Chaotic Core compare with my ball?
Type the ball you throw into the Compare with your ball box on this page. It shows the RG and differential side by side and saves your bag for every core page.
Sources and method
Specs. Roto Grip published specs, as shown on BowlersMart’s original Roto Grip Chaotic core page (2022), as published by the manufacturer.
Baseline. The baseline is 265 in-stock, published reactive and urethane balls. Plastic and polyester covers, 2-piece, 3-piece and pancake cores, missing covers and missing RG or differential values are excluded.
Percentiles. Percentiles are the share of baseline balls with a strictly lower or higher value; ties are not counted.
Nearest cores. Nearest cores are ranked by distance on standardized 15 lb RG and differential, with the same symmetric or asymmetric shape preferred among near ties (distance bands of 0.1).
Mass bias. Mass bias is compared among asymmetric balls with numeric mass bias only.
Updated. Catalog and page updated 2026-10-16.


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