The brand new neon yellow Radioactive Vibe from Hammer options the stable CT Reactive Max coverstock with the HK22 base resin wrapped across the traditional symmetrical Vibe core. Just like the Ocean Vibe, it comes out of the field shiny, however with remaining ending steps of 1500 SiaAir after which Manufacturing unit Compound. Between the totally different coverstock supplies and the totally different ending processes, the Radioactive Vibe is smoother on the breakpoint, with extra general hook to supply a pleasant complement to the pearlized Ocean Vibe whereas nonetheless matching as much as medium and drier circumstances.
Stroker had the very best response out of our three testers on the contemporary medium oil sample with the Radioactive Vibe. The sturdy restoration he noticed from the CT Reactive Max coverstock gave him some space on the breakpoint with sturdy pin carry. Because the sample began to interrupt down, he might make small parallel strikes inside to remain within the pocket and strike with out ever needing to alter the floor. Stroker additionally had the very best response on the dry sample. He might play the very same line he performed on the medium sample, however he didn’t have as a lot maintain. This ball was smoother on the finish of the sample in comparison with the Ocean Vibe or Uncooked Hammer Crimson/Smoke/Black. He noticed little or no transition on this sample when utilizing the Radioactive Vibe, however he began to see some dangle when urethane was in play. His transfer was to open his angles extra and get the Radioactive Vibe to go across the dangle spot created by the urethane. The game sample is the place Stroker struggled with the Radioactive Vibe with the field end. The ball needed to slip too far along with his regular
