From Radical
Bowling: “Our newest release in the Top Shelf category is the all black
solid Guru, and it’s a real game
changer for the Radical Brand.
We have an all new patented Scoop core design that offers even more
performance than the core technology used in the Reax line. Not that this wouldn’t be enough, but we have
employed the use of some new additives that offer even greater traction than
any of our previous covers. The combination of the new core and cover
results in the most hook of any Radical
ball to date. Hook is great, but the best part of the Guru aside from the name is the overall
continuation and the power it has going through the pins.”
The Score core is Asymmetric. The cover, Dark Purple / Light Purple, is finished 500 and 1,500 Siaair Micro Pad and
finished with Royal Compound. The Score is the new release in the
Reliable price point. The Score
uses the original Reax core with a
cover that will clear the fronts cleaner, and this combination creates a
stronger, cleaner, heavy rolling ball. Radical’s design intent is “superior
performance at a reasonable price.”
Radical Technologies introduces the Reax. The black solid reactive cover is finished aggressively with 500, 1500 grit Siaair Micro Pad and surrounds an asymmetric core. The design is suggested to provide “Strong and continuous motion for medium to heavy oil” reports Radical.
In addition to the Reax, look for the Yeti, kind of goofy name for a ball with some solid core numbers (#15 RG: 2.482, Diff: .054). The Red/Purple Pearl Symmetric core Yeti is finished with 500, 1500 grit Siaair Micro Pad and topped off with Brunswick’s Rough Buff compound.
Radical suggests you will get “All purpose ball motion on a variety of lane conditions.” If that could only be so, as speed and rev rate as well as other delivery skills controls effect of a bowling ball, to say nothing of the lane type and lane conditioning. Look for the new Radical offerings in Mid March.
