Radical ZigZag Solid Bowling Ball

Zigzag Solid I’m a left handed bowler. My ball speed is around 14.5 mph. My Rev rate is around 275 rpms. I recently punched up this rock. My layout choice is 40 x 4 1/2 x 70. I was looking for a good layout for a typical house shot. I must say. This ball did not disappoint. With the solid cover and the layout choice. The ball wants to pick up in the mids. And with the core design it made the ball be continuous. I was surprised in the amount of flare. It wasn’t a big flaring ball. If anything it is on the controllable side. I think it is a great addition to the Radical Bowling Technologies line. Thanks, Robert Way

I drilled the Radical Zig Zag Solid 35 x 5” x 35 to be THE benchmark asymmetric solid in my bag, and it does not disappoint. The Zig Zag Solid builds on the impressive reputation of the original Zig Zag Hybrid and takes it to a whole new level! The Zig Zag Solid was designed to allow a greater change in Differential numbers after drilling. The total Differential range after drilling can be as low as 0.030 and as high as 0.057, and the Intermediate Differential has a range of 0.010 to 0.030, making this a unique and versatile performance ball. When compared to other asymmetric solids in the Radical Lineup, I have the Zig Zag Solid right in between the Conspiracy and Max Bias for total hook, with the Zig Zag Solid being the most responsive down lane of the three. The Zig Zag Solid is also about 1-2 feet earlier than the original Zig Zag, while having about 3-4 boards more total hook. I have used it on everything from easy house shots to the toughest of 1:1 sport patterns, and the Zig Zag Solid really performs well! The Zig Zag Solid takes to cover changes exceptionally well and is best suited for medium-heavy to heavy volumes of oil. If you need that big asymmetric solid in your bag, punch up a Zig Zag Solid and go nuts! Order your Zig Zag Solid from Bowler Builders Pro Shop and join the Radical Revolution today!!

I am a big fan of the OG Zig Zag and the Solid does not disappoint. I typically drill my solid asymmetricals pin down to slow them down on the backend. I didn’t do that with the Zig Zag solid and WOW it hooks a bunch. It allows me to really open up my angles on out 44 foot house shot. The 60 x 3 3/4x 25 layout revs up a bit later but man when it hits the friction it wants to split the 8,9 and strike a lot.