Radical Breakaway Bowling Ball

I drilled the Radical Break Away 4.25” X 25 to be a quicker response solid symmetric, and strong through the mid-lane, and it performs perfectly. The Breakaway has an RG of 2.528 and a differential of 0.041. This combination of core dynamics and HK22 Solid, which is polished, yields a very definitive backed reaction. I have had tremendous success on our 41’ THS, I am able to play in the oil cutting of my angles, and the Break Away can still get the corner pins out. When you need to open the lane up and create more shape, the Break Away has you covered. I very versatile piece of equipment, this is one I have been looking for all season long. I used it on a 7:1 38 ft. challenge pattern and whacked them for a five-game block, then went to Alcatraz 38’ and had even more success, as you can see in the video link from my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/iH7yuqzyskw You can order the Radical Break Away now from Bowler Builders Pro Shop, and pro shops everywhere. Join the Radical Revolution today!!

Radical Break Away I am a left handed bowler. My Rev rate is around 275 rpms. My ball speed is around 14.5 mph. I recently punched up this ball. My layout choice is 50 x 4 1/2 x 40. And I must say this ball has a lot of backend motion. It really does break away. The cover on this ball is very,very clean thru the fronts. This ball works great for me when the lanes open and I moved my feet deeper inside and swing the lane. I think this is a great addition to the Radical Bowling technologies line. Thanks, Robert Way

The radical breakaway is the newest benchmark ball from radical. Even though the surface has compound on it as a solid this ball responds very well with surface change. I like the compound on the surface it makes the ball even cleaner through the front with the angular motion on the back his balls quickly become a favorite of mine, and it will fit in my bag for Tournaments and how shot Tournaments.

I love this one! The logo placements and color contrast to the red blue pour is exactly what I like to see in a ball. Definitely able to see the 3 distinct phases of ball motion. I particularly like when I can see the ball go into the roll phase right before it crushes the pins.