Let's look at it this way, different pigments can slightly change the reaction of a ball. For some reason red makes the ball tend to be cleaner throung the front and jump off the spot harder, while blue tends to be earlier and smoother. From what I've seen this week this rings true, the Wizard seems to be earlier and smoother than the Nemesis. I only threw my Strike Zones dull twice so I kept mine polished and from what I've seen the Red Zone is cleaner and significantly more angular at the break.
Regarding the Radical I feel it has a place in every persons bag. It is extremely clean through the heads, reads the last part of the midlane and creates angle through the back. Compared to the Vapor Zone, I feel that the Radical reads the midlane about 2-3 feet later and has about 3-4 boards more backend. This comparison is with both of them at a ruff buff finish.
Maybe I can get Nick to do a video while he is here or I'll get off my lazy @$$ and do it. I think if Nick does it will have a better soundtrack and visual appeal.
A thank you goes out to Verbs, Ric, and Billy O, and Jason Guest for all your help.
P.S. Brunswick themselves do not run the Brunswick booth at nationals, it is run by
http://NationalBowlingStore.com--------------------
"Viva la Nacion De Brunswick"
