- Conspiracy

First Impressions
Released in October 2018, the Radical Conspiracy sets a new benchmark among high-performance balls for heavy oil. The development goal was to create a ball that generates plenty of hook without giving up drive through the pins. The result is the new asymmetric Conspiracy core with a 2.487 RG and a massive 0.056 differential (at 15 lbs). Those numbers guarantee an early revving motion and strong flare. This core is paired with the Forged 2 Solid coverstock, a further developed chemical formulation that bites into oil more aggressively than previous Radical covers. The factory finish of 500 and 3000 Siaair Micro Pad provides immediate traction. The Conspiracy is also equipped with DynamiCore technology, a densified outer shell that optimizes energy transfer at impact and improves carry.
Comparison
Compared directly to the Radical More Cash, the brand's previous "snowplow," the Conspiracy shows a clear evolution. Where the More Cash rolled extremely early and often "stopped" at the breakpoint (hook-set), the Conspiracy offers substantially better continuation through the pin deck. It is similarly strong in oil, but feels more dynamic at the end of the lane. Looking at the competition, the Conspiracy compares well to the Roto Grip Halo. Both balls are designed for heavy oil, but the Conspiracy often shows a more predictable and more continuous curve on the backend, where other asymmetric solid balls tend to roll out. It combines the traction of a solid with the drive you would normally expect from a hybrid.
On the Lanes
The Radical Conspiracy is the ultimate answer for lanes with high oil volume or long patterns. It is built to create friction in oil where polished balls would simply skid. Its particular strength is energy retention: despite the rough surface and the strong core, it doesn't burn up as early as classic heavy-oil balls, which allows it to stay effective even when you have to play deeper angles. It works excellently as your first ball on fresh oil to open up the pocket. Thanks to DynamiCore, it delivers above-average carry even at flatter entry angles by keeping the pins low and mixing efficiently.