Welcome back to Rev It Up Bowling—I'm Jayson Robarge, pro shop owner up here in Alaska, and in this video I’m breaking down the Radical Vexed (the second iteration of the Evil Eye line). The big story with this ball is how the core behaves after drilling. Even though it’s marked as an asymmetric, the layout I chose drops the intermediate diff way down, so it rolls way more like a smooth symmetric shape—low flare, predictable, and built to blend the lane instead of trying to create “crazy backend.” I went with Radical’s letter C option because I wanted a staple control piece: smooth, versatile, and something I can trust on house or tougher sport patterns. With the HK22 C+ Solid cover, it’s got teeth and wants to read the midlane, but because it’s not flaring a ton, it doesn’t change direction rapidly. When I moved too far into the volume and tried to cross too many boards, we found the limit—it can get too far downlane and not have enough engine to corner. Get it into friction and play more front-to-back, and it’s money: smooth, predictable… my favorite.