The Bigfoot tiptoes its way into the Radical lineup with a new symmetrical core design wrapped in the TP-1+ coverstock from the Results Plus. This new core shape has a lower RG and a slightly lower differential compared to the weight block from the Squatch series. The pearlized TP-1+ cover comes out of the box prepped with 500/1000/1500 SiaAir and Crown Factory Compound. The changes to the core and coverstock allow the Bigfoot to be stronger at the breakpoint and back end compared to the Conspiracy Scheme, creating a similar shape as the original Squatch, but with a bit more total hook.

Stroker liked the strong move from the Bigfoot at the breakpoint on the fresh medium oil pattern. He had a much stronger motion than the Intel Pearl SE with both balls at their box finishes, along with more back end than the Conspiracy Scheme, all while staying outside of the line he played with the stronger Payback. When the track started to open up, he was able to start moving his feet left and swing the ball more to the dry, keeping the cover at the box finish throughout the session. Out of the three testers, Stroker had the best reaction with the Bigfoot on the dry test pattern. The ball did not try to hook early for him, giving him a strong but predictable motion at the back end. The box finish gave him more hold than the other two testers had on shots that...

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