The Katana Strike has an RG of 2.501, a differential of 0.051, and an intermediate differential of 0.020. The Strike, like its predecessor, the Katana Assault, yields a quick response to friction and lots of continuation through the pins. The Katana Strike uses the same base cover HyperKinetic22 (HK22) but now in a hybrid form (HK22h). This new cover formula HK22h creates more mid-lane motion and hook than its counterpart, the Katana Assault. The Katana Strike takes the Katana lineup to an all-new level. More hook, more flip, more recovery, and more strikes. A monster flip ball with more total hook, the perfect complement to the popular and great-selling Katana Assault.
| LEVEL | Top Shelf |
| PART NUMBER | 60-106975-93X |
| COLOR | Black / Orange / Smoke |
| CORE | Katana Assault Asymmetric |
| COVERSTOCK | HK22 - HyperKinetic |
| COVER TYPE | Hybrid Reactive |
| FINISH | 500, 1500, 3000 Siaair Micro Pad |
| WEIGHTS | 16-14 lbs. |
| RG | 2.501 (15 lb.) |
| DIFF | 0.051 (15 lb.) |
| ASY | 0.020 (15 lb.) |
| WARRANTY | Two years from purchase date |
| RELEASE DATE | August 17, 2023 |
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Great transition ball!
This ball works great during the transition. The 3000-grit surface helps it get through the heads, but since it is not polished it does not skid too far down lane. I have used it on both sport and house shots, and works great.
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Strikes alot
Katana strike I’m a left handed bowler with ball speed around 14.5 mph. My Rev rate is around 275 rpms. This ball matches up great with the katana assault. The strike starts up sooner with a little more control backend in motion. It’s still a big backend ball. But with hybrid cover it makes the ball hook sooner than the assault. I think it’s a great addition to the katana line and Radical bowling Technologies. It’s the first ball out of my bag for league. Thanks, Robert Way
