Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite Urethane Bowling Ball
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The Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite is a urethane bowling ball built for bowlers who want controlled, predictable ball motion that reactive resin simply cannot deliver. Urethane hooks less than reactive, reads friction more smoothly, and produces a consistent, arcing motion that holds its line on dry lanes and short oil patterns without over-reacting — making it the go-to choice for spare shooting, sport patterns, and any situation where a reactive ball is too aggressive. Available in weights 8–15 lbs. Every order ships free with no minimum purchase and is backed by a 60-day return policy.
Description
Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite Urethane Bowling Ball — Controlled Motion, Unmatched Consistency
Most bowlers buy their first ball, then their second, and spend years chasing more hook, more backend, more reaction. The Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite is for the bowler who has been through that progression and arrived at a different conclusion: that controlled, predictable ball motion is often more valuable than raw hook potential. The aqua, coral, and graphite colorway is bold and eye-catching — but what really sets this ball apart from everything else in the Epic lineup is the material it’s made from.
This is a urethane bowling ball. Not reactive resin. That distinction matters more than almost any spec number, and it changes the conversation about when and why you’d throw this ball completely. Urethane doesn’t snap, doesn’t over-react to friction, and doesn’t behave erratically as oil patterns break down. What it does is roll — smoothly, continuously, and with a controlled arc that stays where you put it from the first frame to the last. For spare shooting, short oil patterns, heavily-transitioned house shots, and situations where your reactive ball keeps leaving you guessing, the Unruly is the answer.
📋 Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite — Full Specifications
- Core Name: 3 Piece Core
- Core Shape: Symmetrical
- Coverstock Name: Epic Novice Urethane Pearl
- Coverstock Type: Urethane
- RG (15 lb): 2.69 — High RG; ball stores energy through the front of the lane
- Differential (15 lb): 0.006 — Very low; smooth, gentle motion with minimal track flare
- Flare Potential: 0 – 1 Inches
- Surface Finish: Polished
- Recommended Lane Conditions: Dry
- Performance Level: Entry Level / Novice
- Available Weights: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 lb
- Colors: Black (Graphite), Green (Aqua), Pink (Coral)
- Brand: Epic Bowling
🎓 Urethane vs. Reactive Resin — Why Coverstock Material Changes Everything
The Epic Unruly shares RG and differential numbers with the Epic Curve series — 2.69 and 0.006 respectively. On paper, they look identical. On the lane, they are completely different balls. The reason is coverstock material, and understanding the difference between urethane and reactive resin is one of the most useful things a developing bowler can learn.
Reactive resin coverstock (used on the Curve and Ignite series) contains microscopic pores and chemical additives that aggressively absorb and grip lane oil. When reactive resin hits the friction of a dry backend, it snaps — creating the angular hook shape that makes reactive balls powerful strike weapons on typical house shots. The tradeoff is unpredictability: reactive resin is sensitive to oil volume changes, lane transition, and surface condition. The same ball can behave very differently from session to session depending on conditions.
Urethane coverstock is a fundamentally different material. It is denser and less porous than reactive resin, and it generates friction through mechanical contact with the lane rather than chemical adhesion. The result is a smoother, more continuous hook motion — less angular snap, more of a consistent rolling arc — that is far less sensitive to oil pattern variations. Urethane produces similar motion whether the lanes are freshly oiled or two hours into transition. That consistency is its defining characteristic and its greatest practical advantage.
In terms of total hook, urethane hooks more than a plastic polyester ball but noticeably less than a reactive resin ball. Think of it as sitting between those two in overall motion — enough curve to hit the pocket from your release point, not so much that the ball over-reacts when you need a straight, repeatable shot. The high RG of 2.69 and low differential of 0.006 support this by keeping the ball’s motion smooth and late rather than generating early flare or angular transitions.
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⚠ Good to Know Before You Buy
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💡 BowlersMart Tips: When to Reach for Your Urethane Ball — and Why Every Serious Bowler Should Have One
Urethane balls occupy a unique and genuinely useful role in a bowling arsenal, but a lot of recreational bowlers underestimate them because they don’t produce the dramatic hook they associate with higher-performance reactive balls. Here’s a practical guide to when urethane earns its spot in the bag.
Spare shooting: This is the most common use case and the one where urethane pays for itself fastest. When you need to shoot a 10-pin (or 7-pin, or any cross-lane spare), your reactive strike ball’s hook potential works against you — every board of release variation gets magnified into a miss. Urethane holds a straighter, more consistent path and makes corner pin conversions significantly more reliable for hook bowlers. Many league averages improve by 5–10 pins simply from converting corner pins more consistently.
Late-game transition: When a house shot has been heavily bowled and your reactive ball has started over-hooking from the dry track, urethane’s calm, friction-insensitive surface often allows you to keep playing your original line longer without chasing the pattern across the lane. Rather than moving five or six boards to compensate for a reactive ball that’s hooking too early, the urethane may let you stay put and keep striking.
Short oil patterns and sport shots: Tournament bowlers who encounter short oil patterns (32 feet or less) frequently reach for urethane because reactive balls over-hook on the exposed dry backend. Urethane’s controlled friction response allows for a smoother, more consistent entry angle when the friction is severe.
The simplest test: If you’re leaving corner pins more than once every two games, or if your reactive ball’s reaction is making you feel like you’re guessing rather than executing, a urethane ball in your rotation is the most direct solution. The Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite gives you that capability at a price point that makes the addition easy to justify.
Shop With Confidence at BowlersMart
Every Epic Unruly Aqua Coral Graphite ships free with no minimum purchase and is backed by our 60-day return policy. As an authorized Epic Bowling dealer, every ball is guaranteed genuine and covered by full manufacturer warranty. Every purchase earns points toward your next order through our Striking Rewards loyalty program — the more you invest in your game, the more you get back on what comes next.
Additional information
| Weight | 15 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 9 × 9 in |
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| Radius of Gyration: RG (15LB) | |
| Differential: Diff (15LB) |
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