Radical Intel Tour
What should I know about the Intel Tour? •Symmetric Modified Intel benchmark core with a low .032 differential for an even, controllable read •New Hyper Control Solid cover at a 500, 1500 Siaair Micro Pad finish for urethane-style control •Absorbs oil like a reactive ball and stays legal in all PBA and USBC events
What the Specs Tell Us
The Radical Hyper Control Solid Reactive coverstock offers strong traction in oil, reading the midlane early for a smooth, controlled arc. With an RG of 2.483 and a .032 differential, this core revs up earlier for a stronger midlane read with low flare for a smooth, controllable reaction. Engineered for light conditions where control and length through the heads are essential.
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As I've gotten older and bowled on more sport patterns in events, I've learned the value of slow response bowling balls, balls that offer a controlled smooth motion especially to control transition. That's why, when I saw the specs on the new Intel Tour, I was particularly enthusiastic to try this release. The Intel Tour features a low RG/low diff Modified Intel symmetrical core (2.48 RG/.032 diff in 15#) wrapped by a magenta colored Hyper Control coverstock. Box finish is 1500 Siaair. I drilled my first one with my favorite pin down layout, 60 x 5 x 70 layout and tried it at box finish on various THS. I had a lot of good luck with the original Alert by Brunswick, another slow response smooth motion piece of equipment. (2.47RG/.037 diff in 15#) In fact, I liked it so much I drilled 3 of them. As such, I figured the Alert would be a good piece for comparison purposes. To my eye, the Intel Tour is a touch earlier and a bit more overall at box finish. I had to be a couple left with the Intel Tour compared to the Alert. That being said, they both exhibit that same slow response motion which is usually very beneficial when bowling on cliffs or very tough patterns where control of the lane is key. There is not a ton of flare and the flare rings are tight. Again, I plan on drilling another one or two of these because I absolutely see the purpose and value of having these pieces in the tour tournament bag so to speak. Plus, the bright magenta color has great shelf appeal and will make it very easy to see these balls going down the lane. The Radical Intel Tour is now readily available. Please see your local pro shop for more information.