The new RST Hyperdrive is the latest addition to the HP4 line. The RST Hyperdrive uses the proven RST core and wrapped in AI technology and the micro trax solid cover. This ball is designed for higher volumes of oil. I drilled mine using the layout of 55x5x35 which allows this ball to see the midlane and still have good down lane motion. If you liked your Gem you will this as a great replacement for it. Pick up one at your local Storm VIP shop.

I bought the Innovative one ball Revivor a few years ago. it has paid for itself. The temperature is factory set at 140 so we can't screw that up. It does an exceptional job.

In years of working in and around pro shops I like Innovative as they have always had good customer service and parts for my spinner when needed.

Roto Grip
RST Hyperdrive
Coverstock: MicroTrax Solid
Finish: 2000 Grit Abralon
Core: Roto Star Tour A.I. Asymmetric
(14pd)
RG: 2.54
Differential: 0.055
Int Diff: 0.017

Layout: 5 x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2
Layout Extras:  2 1/2" Finger Depth, "X" - 4 1/2 D and 1 Inch Left
Tester: PAP 6 1/2 R, 1 1/4 D

Review:
The RST Hyperdrive offers an optimized core design with an aggressive coverstock. This design is intended to maximize control with more hook potential then previous RST offerings. Right away this ball shows itself as a number one asym in a player's arsenal.

The impressive part of this ball is that for how early the ball digs into the lane it still allows you to open your angles a bit more than some other big asyms in this category. At times, "big asyms" tend to quit and the next ball down is not quite enough. For me, I brought my RST Hyperdrive to 4K on a spinner then took it back down to the recommended 2K finish. For me, it really brought this ball to life. Due to my slower ball speed OOB can make these type of balls hook a bit earlier than I prefer.

The RST Hyperdrive should fill the gap on longer and higher volume patterns and will allow you to stay in a bit longer then previous releases. If you are a straighter player or have a lot of ball speed you'll want to consider this ball as an option. For me, I'll use the RST Hyperdrive to refresh the top of my bag and use most often on higher volume sport conditions.

You should expect a continuous, strong reaction throughout the lane. As previous noted above, the RST Hyperdrive will work best on longer and higher volume patterns. If your desire is to stay in your big asym longer as the lanes transition this ball will not disappoint. If you want the biggest hooking and most powerful RG ball today in your bag this is the one. Be sure to grab your RST Hyperdrive today and enjoy more information on a variety of SPI balls at https://youtube.com/channel/UC1VA-MgFBo9mIZde-G3T11A .

Michael Slatky
900 Global Staff Member
York, PA

Storm
!Q Tour A.I.
Coverstock: R2S Hybrid
Finish: Power Edge
Core: C3 A.I.
RG: 2.53
Differential: 0.036
(14pd)

Layout:  5 x 4 x 3 1/2 - 2LS
Layout Extras:  2 1/8 Finger Depth, "X" - 4 1/2 D and 1 Inch Left
Tester:  PAP 6 1/2 R, 1 1/4 D

Review:
The !Q series continues on with the new !Q Tour A.I. This updated version of the !Q series features a Power Edge finish to the R2S coverstock. If you have enjoyed the !Q series this is a must have. If you are looking for a great reaction on a variety of house patterns you will want this one in the bag.

At the moment, I'm leaving the factory OOB Power Edge finish untouched. In comparison to Reacta Gloss on the !Q Ruby the Power Edge finish provides a nice balance and more controlled reaction. The !Q Ruby for me could be a bit quick off the spot down lane. The !Q Tour A.I. provides great hitting power and did not make me feel the need to get super steep with my angles.

In my opinion, the iQ Tour A.I. and the !Q Ruby are different in overall reaction. The !Q Tour A.I. is about 1-2 feet earlier and less whippy off the spot. Both balls fit nicely in the arsenal. Your !Q upgrade will not disappoint.

The !Q Tour A.I. is a nice addition for any arsenal and you'll likely find a spot in the bag for most medium/dry THS patterns. The blend of length, overall strength and control provides a lot of options for this piece. Be sure to grab one today and enjoy more information on a variety of SPI balls at https://youtube.com/channel/UC1VA-MgFBo9mIZde-G3T11A .

Michael Slatky
900 Global Staff Member
York, PA

900 Global iconic Zen line is back in 2025 with the all new Zen25. It features the brand new RB 83 Pearl cover and the trusted Meditate Core with AI technology added. I drilled mine 5 x 3 and WOW the Zen is back. The Zen25 reminds me of a combination of the original Zen and the Zen Gold Label. It is as strong as the Zen but clean as the Gold Label was. Compared to the Phaze AI, it is cleaner with more of an angular motion down lane as the Phaze is more rounded. If you are looking to open up the lane and watch the something create a ton of angle down lane, then look no farther than the Zen25.

The mix of the original Zen's strength and the Gold Label's clean motion makes it sound like a versatile option. The AI-enhanced Meditate Core and RB 83 Pearl cover seem like a solid combo for creating that angular down-lane motion.