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Bigfoot Hybrid

Radical

Bigfoot Hybrid

Retired
Reliable

The Radical Bigfoot Hybrid is a hybrid reactive bowling ball with the Bigfoot Symmetric core. RG 2.468 and differential 0.053 at 15 lb. No longer made.

The Bigfoot is getting an upgrade. The Bigfoot Hybrid is Radical’s newest launch, but it’s not just a mix of a solid resin with a pearl resin. Enter HyperKinetic22, referred to as HK22. This is a new chemical compound made available through the hard work of our chemists. It is a whole new ball game when it comes to cover stocks. Extensive details on this new compound will be covered in depth during the fall seminar swing. The Bigfoot Hybrid is the first ever symmetrical ball to feature the HK22, and boy are we excited. The Bigfoot Hybrid is stronger overall than its counterpart, the Bigfoot, but it is also more responsive to friction, giving you a Bigfoot that hooks and flips more than the original. The Bigfoot Hybrid features the same core as the original Bigfoot with an RG of 2.468 and a differential of 0.053. The Bigfoot Hybrid is a strong symmetrical ball, and now with the addition of HK22, it is a Super Bigfoot.

Specifications

Coverstock
HK22 - HyperKinetic
Cover type
Hybrid reactive
Core
Bigfoot Symmetric
Core type
Symmetric
Factory finish
500, 1000, 1500 Siaar / Crown Factory Compound
Color
Teal / Black
Weights
16–12 lb
Part number
60-106853-93X
Release date
December 2, 2022
Warranty
Two years from purchase date

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Core numbers

Weight
RG
Diff
16 lb — —
15 lb 2.468 0.053
14 lb — —
13 lb — —
12 lb — —

Core: Bigfoot Symmetric

Bigfoot Hybrid Core for 16-14 lb bowling balls
16–14 lb
Bigfoot Hybrid Core for 13-12 lb bowling balls
13–12 lb

Balls like the Bigfoot Hybrid

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