HK22 Solid | Hammer Radioactive Vibe & Brutal Collision | The Most Aggressive Coverstock | The Hype

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HK22 Solid is different from anything else on the Market and because how strong it is we probably won't see this coverstock used as much as we've seen I on the pearls and hybrids!

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  • @tjthomas293
    @tjthomas293 Жыл бұрын

    Can we get a vlog of you in league or at a tournament bowling….. or a live during league situation? Just asking…. Love the reviews

  • @BassRacerx
    @BassRacerx Жыл бұрын

    you are literally reading my mind i've been thinking about checking out the brutal collision a lot but i've also been wondering about getting the Envy tour instead .. and then the vibe radioactive comes out! thank you for all you do your videos are super valuable!

  • @peterthebowler
    @peterthebowler Жыл бұрын

    Hey from Chi-town! Great vids.

  • @vanni9283
    @vanni9283 Жыл бұрын

    6:54...Nice shot!!! 🤣

  • @rjsteen3856
    @rjsteen3856 Жыл бұрын

    The northeast has no volume bro! Gunna drill the vibe pin down to slow it down in the backend. Love the reviews dude keep it up!

  • @gregkelly2971
    @gregkelly2971 Жыл бұрын

    when I first saw this video I was in a meeting and had it on silent, I missed the part where you were playing on a sport pattern with outof bounds lol. So from that perspective I thought you cracked the weight block in the balls or their oiler malfunctioned lol. Is the vibe in contention for the most hook/performance out of a 100 ball. I would love to see the vibe vs stealth solid both at 2000 just to see how they compare. On a side note,I ordered the ebonite envision pearl based on the video you made a while back and because its 109 bucks on bowliersmart right now cant wait to throw it. Thanks for the great video and everything you do, your video's are always a highlight of my day.

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    That’s why I do it. To try and give us much info as possible about the ball. So you guys can make it the best decision. I really appreciate your support!

  • @trentynheller5567
    @trentynheller5567 Жыл бұрын

    It showed the Open Championships pattern but you said House Shot. Just curious what it actually was

  • @Phillip_Viera
    @Phillip_Viera Жыл бұрын

    So is the brutal something you normally would not use when trying to score? I have mine drilled 55x5x45. Does well when I can keep my speed up and keeping my line tight (not too far outside). Basically I found times where I could throw it as hard/fast as I want, being mindful of not using too much rotation, and I would be in a good spot for awhile. Not the most versatile ball in my bag for sure. When I added surface I liked it a bit less than usual (but that’s on a house pattern)

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    Rarely, if I’m bowling on some volume or a sports pattern I will pull it out. But not frequently because it forces me left so quickly.

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeah if your keeping your speed up that make sense. Throwing the ball super fast isn’t my a game. But it definitely works good when you can keep it in front of you.

  • @melvinallenjr.4690
    @melvinallenjr.4690 Жыл бұрын

    Great comparison. What is your preferred weight of ball?

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    15 lbs

  • @curtisjackson3445
    @curtisjackson3445 Жыл бұрын

    I hit my brutal with 1500 and play the oil 🔥

  • @TheOnlyJelen
    @TheOnlyJelen Жыл бұрын

    I put a 5 1/4 pin on my Brutal... all it does is make it a different type of beast LOL, it's no such thing as taming that ball. you gotta go with like a 3 inch or 6 inch pin lol

  • @darinstrenzel3739
    @darinstrenzel3739 Жыл бұрын

    I love the brutal collision. Do you feel that if you love brutal then you'll love the radioactive?

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    They definitely can play off each other very well!

  • @geraldrandolph6275
    @geraldrandolph6275 Жыл бұрын

    U need to do why this balls shine up so much that new summit lane shined in 7 shots u need to do a comparison video of all the companies to see what balls wont lane shine so fast

  • @cleswag2419
    @cleswag2419 Жыл бұрын

    chuck through it so bad today in this video it didn’t give us much of an idea 😆

  • @willjames6437

    @willjames6437

    Жыл бұрын

    I agree. It is nice to see some missed shots from time to time, but clipping some out to get a good idea of the reaction of repeated good shots helps understand the nuances of a ball’s roll. Balancing between being authentic and showing consistent shot making is a fine line. Luke Rosdahl does a nice job of this.

  • @TheHype-Bowling

    @TheHype-Bowling

    Жыл бұрын

    The purpose of the video was to show you just how much the balls hook and even the surface it makes it even more difficult. Question: Does every well executed shot strike? But I definitely try to keep a balance.

  • @willjames6437

    @willjames6437

    Жыл бұрын

    ⁠@@TheHype-BowlingFirst off, I appreciate your videos. I enjoy the content and the variety you create. I know you try showing new balls on different lines to try and give people who throw the ball a certain way a look into what the ball might be like for them. I think this is great, even if a certain area might not be your “cup of tea.” Your subscribers are diverse in the way they throw the ball, so you are making your videos more helpful to a larger portion of your audience. But in a video like this-when the purpose is to show surface changes and how aggressive a cover stock I think sticking to your A game is most helpful. I think it would probably best serve the purpose of the video if you simply found the sweet spot for each ball at each cover-stock finish. Where you have to stand to consistently throw strikes at each grit, will educate the viewers better than you throwing the ball with a bunch of different hand positions, basically forcing it. Of course as you move left you will naturally want to come around the ball more, but that is something you would do anyway. Basically, all I am saying is keep the purpose of your video in mind and structure the video and shot making for that purpose. This is the type of video, I think you should just throw the ball according to your strength. Just my opinion…

  • @tigertolliver5199

    @tigertolliver5199

    Жыл бұрын

    Brian job young man. Some people always want to see everybody strike. Everybody don't strike every time they get up there. So keep doing your thing man. Appreciate it

  • @tigertolliver5199

    @tigertolliver5199

    Жыл бұрын

    I just got this ball and my pro shop shop driller drill this ball for me. I love this ball. I'm 69 years old, ball speed about 11:00 between 8:00 and 11:00 miles per hour. Sometimes 12. I put a little polish on. It reads the lane fine. I have put it on the three board. It comes all the way back in. Basically I put it on the five but my updates too. Stand left and wheel it out. I can pick up m spares with this ball. I just flatten out my hand, our Stone Mountain fall and winter leagues start in 2 weeks,

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