| Coverstock Info | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Name: | NeX Solid Reactive | ||
Type: | Reactive Solid | ||
Box Finish: | 3000 Abralon | ||
Color: | Emerald / Lime | ||
| Core Info | |||
Name: | Inverted Fe2 Technology | ||
| Type: | Symmetrical | ||
| RG: | 2.57 | ||
| Total Diff: | 0.046 | ||
| Int. Diff: | NA | ||
The Hy-Road Max is the newest addition to the famed Hy-Road series in Storm’s Thunder line. It features the same Inverted Fe2 symmetrical core as the previous Hy-Road balls, and it is wrapped in the NeX Solid Reactive coverstock. This veneer made previous appearances on the Proton PhysiX in the Premier line and on the Axiom in the Master line. The box finish on this bright green and lime cover is 3000 Abralon. The Hy-Road Max produced a very smooth motion for all three of our testers on our fresh oil patterns.
Cranker’s best look came on the medium oil pattern, but it took a bit before his eyes adjusted to the different motion that this ball provides. The Hy-Road Max grabbed the lane very early, thanks to its 3000 Abralon finish, and it was incredibly smooth at the breakpoint. He reduced his speed and made sure to get his ball outside to the friction to allow it to recover. Light hits worked best for Cranker, but to get his ball to retain more energy, he took his cover to 1000 Abralon and then applied Storm’s Step Two compound. While this glossier surface provided more downlane motion, the Hy-Road Max was still smoother than the Incite, Axiom, and Proton PhysiX. The smooth reaction that this ball provided gave Cranker a better reaction on the sport pattern than on the heavy oil pattern. Its rolly shape allowed him to control the pocket, and with hand position changes, he could stay in the same part of the lane much longer...
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