Product Description
The Radical No Doubt Hybrid extends the No Doubt “super symmetrical” concept into a true benchmark hybrid for bowlers who want strong mid‑lane traction and more controlled downlane motion on modern house and medium‑heavy patterns. At its core is the No Doubt super symmetrical core, a design that blends symmetrical and asymmetrical characteristics to offer a longer hook window and wider range of after‑drilling differential options than traditional symmetric pieces. In 15 lb, the No Doubt Hybrid posts an RG around 2.48 and a total differential of 0.051, giving high flare potential and a powerful yet versatile shape.
Wrapped in the new Advantage Plus Hybrid coverstock in a Black/Red/Silver colour blend, No Doubt Hybrid offers a different performance profile than any HK22‑based formulas. Radical’s testing shows Advantage Plus Hybrid to be more responsive in the mid‑lane and slightly more controllable at the end of the pattern, fitting the industry trend toward increased downlane control on typical house shots. The factory 500/1000/3000 Siaair Micro Pad finish gives the ball an ideal benchmark surface, allowing it to pick up earlier than the original No Doubt pearl while maintaining a smoother, more rounded backend than the No Doubt Solid. Together, No Doubt, No Doubt Solid, and No Doubt Hybrid form a complete three‑ball league set, with the Hybrid sitting squarely in the middle as a strong, versatile read ball.
Color: Black/Red/Silver *Please note that colors may slightly vary from image shown
Coverstock: Advantage Plus Hybrid Reactive
Weight Block: No Doubt Symmetric Core
Factory Finish: 500, 1000, 3000 Siaair Micro Pad
Flare Potential: 5-6" (High)
Radius of Gyration (RG): 2.485 (15 lbs)
Differential (Diff): 0.051 (15 lbs)
Intermediate Differential (Mass Bias): 0.000 (15 lbs)
| Weight | RG | Diff. | Interm. Diff. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 2.496 | 0.045 | 0.000 |
| 15 | 2.485 | 0.051 | 0.000 |
| 14 | 2.501 | 0.051 | 0.000 |
| 13 | 2.574 | 0.040 | 0.000 |
| 12 | 2.597 | 0.040 | 0.000 |
Radical No Doubt Hybrid Bowling Ball FAQ
Q: What is “super symmetrical,” and why does it matter for No Doubt Hybrid?
A: Radical’s super symmetrical cores are designed to bridge the gap between traditional symmetric and asymmetrical designs, offering a longer hook window and more after‑drilling differential options, which makes No Doubt Hybrid adaptable to a wider range of lane conditions and layouts.
Q: How does No Doubt Hybrid differ from the original No Doubt and No Doubt Solid?
A: The original No Doubt uses an HK22+ Pearl cover for a more responsive, angular look on medium oil, while No Doubt Solid uses a stronger solid shell for maximum traction; No Doubt Hybrid’s Advantage Plus Hybrid cover is more responsive in the mid‑lane and more controlled at the end of the pattern, sitting between the two as a benchmark option.
Q: What kind of ball motion should I expect from No Doubt Hybrid?
A: Expect earlier, confident mid‑lane read, a long hook window, and a controlled, rounded backend motion rather than a violent skid/flip, making the ball ideal for gaining downlane control on house shots.
Q: What lane conditions suit No Doubt Hybrid best?
A: Radical positions the No Doubt Hybrid for medium‑heavy and typical house patterns where bowlers want stronger mid‑lane traction but controlled downlane motion, complementing the No Doubt pearl and solid in a league arsenal.
Q: What are the RG and differential numbers for the 15 lb No Doubt Hybrid?
A: The 15 lb No Doubt Hybrid lists an RG around 2.48 and a total differential of 0.051, with no intermediate differential, giving high flare potential and a strong yet symmetric‑feeling motion.
Q: Where does No Doubt Hybrid fit in my arsenal?
A: It fits squarely as a benchmark hybrid—stronger and earlier than cleaner pearls, smoother and more controllable than big asymmetrics, and an ideal “middle ball” between No Doubt and No Doubt Solid for league and tournament play.
Q: Does this ball come with a warranty?
A: Yes, No Doubt Hybrid features a two‑year limited warranty from the date of purchase.
