Storm Bowling Ball Reviews

The Ion Pro is a new ball inside and out for Storm. The TX-16 coverstock was used originally in a solid version on the Phaze.

Storm Lightning Blackout

The Lightning Blackout is the second remake from Storm under the Blackout nameplate. With a name that is reminiscent of the past, the Lightning Blackout.

Storm The Road

In a market where bowling balls often come and go after less than a year, the Storm Hy-Road has stood the test of time and.

Storm DNA Coil

The Storm DNA Coil features the asymmetrical Supercoil core design from the original DNA and wraps it in the new EXO Pearl coverstock. This new.

Storm Absolute Power

The Storm Absolute Power uses the same asymmetrical Sentinel core shape from the original Absolute and pairs it with the new solid version of the.

Storm Summit Peak

Storm's new Summit Peak is the follow-up to the very successful Summit. Using the same Centripetal HD weight block and AI outer core as the original.

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Summary Table of All Storm Ball Reviews

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Storm Ball Comparison Graph

The graph below shows a comparison of all Storm balls. It shows four dimensions from our on-lane testing results:

• Horizontal axis: Total Hook rating
• Vertical axis: Length rating
• Circle size: Torque rating
• Circle color: Backend rating

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