Radical Intel Recon
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- Radical’s best-selling ball series
- Upgraded cover with modern chemistry
- Ideal benchmark motion
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Radical Intel Recon
The most requested Radical series makes its triumphant return with the Intel Recon. Bringing back the original Intel core, this reintroduction honors one of Radical’s best-selling and most beloved balls while giving it a modern performance upgrade.
The Intel Recon replicates the signature motion that made the original Intel a favorite, with just a touch more power—three boards stronger—without altering the smooth, continuous ball reaction bowlers loved. Its core features an RG of 2.48 and a total differential of .032, identical to the original Intel, delivering that classic, predictable motion.
Wrapped in the HK-22 Pearl coverstock and finished with 500–1000–1500 grit and Crown Factory Compound, the Intel Recon achieves the perfect benchmark reaction, providing versatility, control, and consistency on medium oil patterns.
The Intel Recon brings back the ball you’ve been asking for—with all the reliability you remember and the upgrades you need.
Details & Specs
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown
A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
Customer Reviews
By Aaron from Massachusetts
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Strong and Clean Benchmark Ball
I wasn't sure what to expect with this ball to be honest, but what I got was a ball that has what appears to me to have a pretty clean shell wrapped in a core that wants to set-up in the mid-lane pretty hard. The way to combat that is to move a little more inside. This ball I find to be a great 1-2 combo with the Brunswick Alert. Both balls give me the ability to move a little more inside while this provides a slightly quicker ball motion off of the spot. Definitely a ball I would use for higher friction conditions when I feel like my other balls start to slow down too early, while knowing that this core won't be lazy at the end of the pattern.
