Showing posts with label storm bowling balls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storm bowling balls. Show all posts

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Storm Reign On Synthetic Lanes

Storm Reign On Synthetic Lanes

This was the third video I did of the Storm Reign. The video was taken on a Brunswick Pro-Anvilane synthetic lane surface and a typical house pattern. This was the same bowling ball I used in the first two video's and bowling ball layout I used was a dual angle drilling for later and fast response to friction. It was the 50x4x50 layout. The reign reponded pretty good on this pattern, but did need some coverstock tweeking with abralon, I used the 1000 grit abralon pad on the ball. In addition, the ball works best on a fresher shorter pattern with drier backends. There are a total of six shots and I did them a little to the side and back this time. Feel free to subscribe to the Bowling Ball Reviews YouTube channel, Thank You. Below is the video and links so you can get more information about the Storm Reign.




storm reign

Storm Reign
RG: 2.57 Differential: .048 Flare Potential: 4-5" (Medium-High) Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: R2S Pearl Reactive Factory Finish: 1500-grit Polish Fragrance: Red Hot Cinnamon Color: Crimson / Fire Core Type: Symmetric Core Name: Cam


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Sunday, February 21, 2010

Bowling Ball Reviews - Storm Reign Video Response

Storm Reign Video Response

This was the second video I did of the Storm Reign. The video was taken on a 40 foot house pattern and a wood lane surface with guardian coating on the first 22 foot. This was the same bowling ball I used in the first video and bowling ball layout I used was a dual angle drilling for later and fast response to friction. It was the 50x4x50 layout. The reason I redid the video was because the quality of my videos have been so bad, so I bought a new HD camcorder. I did quite a few shots in this video all were at the same angle and did some tricks with the editing software. Well I hope you can see the motion of the ball better. I did do a surface adustment with a 1000 abralon pad wet and by hand. This made the ball hook alot more and had a ton more punch at the pocket. Well thats is all, feel free to subscribe to the Bowling Ball Reviews YouTube channel, Thank You. Below is the video and links so you can get more information about the Storm Reign.



storm reign

Storm Reign
RG: 2.57 Differential: .048 Flare Potential: 4-5" (Medium-High) Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: R2S Pearl Reactive Factory Finish: 1500-grit Polish Fragrance: Red Hot Cinnamon Color: Crimson / Fire Core Type: Symmetric Core Name: Cam


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Thursday, January 21, 2010

Storm Reign

Storm Reign Video Review

This was the first video I did of the Storm Bowling Ball Reign. This was bowled on a 40 foot house pattern and a wood lane surface with guardian coating on the first 22 foot. The bowling ball layout I used was a dual angle drilling for later and fast response to friction. It was the 50x4x50 layout. I will note I am a little new at the dual angle drilling's, but it is said that it is suppose to be the most accurate method of laying out a bowling ball. I have a high track my specs are 5 ½ over and 3/4 inch up the last time I checked. The reign seems to work better on a drier back end or a little shorter pattern than what I was bowling on. I would say a 38 foot pattern would have been better for this bowling ball. I wanted out of this ball was a go to ball after the shot broke down to much for my earlier rolling ball or the 3rd game when I started to leave the flat 10 or flat 7, I was hoping that I could just change balls and the higher RG and Medium differential would get down the lane enough so I could still play the same line and retain energy to kick out the flat hits, or use on a shorter pattern. Well again I think this balls sweet spot is about 38 foot with a drier backend. In the video there are 5 shots with only 2 angles, I am still working of the quality of them. I have a few Ideas and I will probably get a better camera soon. Please subscribe to the Bowling Ball Reviews YouTube channel, Thank You. Below is the video and links so you can get more information about the Storm Reign.



storm reign

Storm Reign
RG: 2.57 Differential: .048 Flare Potential: 4-5" (Medium-High) Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Finish: Polished Coverstock: Reactive Resin Coverstock Name: R2S Pearl Reactive Factory Finish: 1500-grit Polish Fragrance: Red Hot Cinnamon Color: Crimson / Fire Core Type: Symmetric Core Name: Cam


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Monday, June 1, 2009

Storm Virtual Gravity on the PBA Viper Pattern

Storm Virtual Gravity Bowling Ball
On the PBA Viper Oil Pattern




This was one of the videos I did of the Storm Virtual Gravity. The video was bowled on the PBA Viper oil pattern. In addition, to being bowled on wood bowling lanes with the first 22ft of guardian. The video shows 3 views and 6 shots at 3 different angles to show the motion of th bowling ball and its reaction. I must note that even though the oil patterns may be put out the same on the lane they may react differently from center to center. In addition, the wood lanes have much more friction than synthetic lanes. The bowling ball drilling layout I used was a slow response to friction or what I call an early rolling layout. I used a 2000 abralon pad on the surface of the ball, I am a firm believer in surface preparation. Below is the video and the ball and a description. In conclusion, I had a good reaction with this ball on the pattern, but there was an out of bounds outside of 8 board I still really did not have any hold unless I created it with my hand position and arm swing. I could swing it a little from 13 to 10 but I had to keep up the speed and not get it outside to far. Yes I show the strikes on the videos and no I don't always roll a strike. I just want you to get an idea of the ball motion. This ball worked well for me on this pattern and lane surface.






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Storm Virtual Gravity
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Color: Royal / Orange / Black
Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy
Coverstock: Reactive Resin RG: 2.48
Finish: Matte
Fragrance: Orange Mint



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Saturday, May 23, 2009

Storm Virtual Gravity Video on Chameleon Pattern

Storm Virtual Gravity Bowling Ball Review Video


This video was one I did of the storm bowling ball virtual gravity it was bowled on the PBA Chameleon oil pattern. In addition, It was bowled on wood bowling lanes and the video shows the bowling ball drilling layout used there is also 3 views and 6 shots at different angles to show the bowling balls motion and reaction. Below is the video and the ball and a description.


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Virtual Gravity


Storm Bowling Balls - Virtual Gravity
The Virtual Gravity features the high differential Shape Lock HD core that provides consistent track flare exposing fresh R2X coverstock to the lane for outstanding reaction on the heaviest lane conditions. The low RG and High Differential asymmetrical core creates a tighter spin radius ensuring a quicker revving motion along with continuous roll down the lane. An intermediate differential on .020 allows you the ultimate in breakpoint tune-ability and shot shape.
Color: Royal / Orange / Black
Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy
Coverstock: Reactive Resin RG: 2.48
Finish: Matte
Fragrance: Orange Mint

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Friday, April 24, 2009

Storm Dimension Reaction Video Review

Storm Dimension Reaction Video

This video was of the Storm Dimension there are 5 shots at 3 different angles to show the reaction of the storm bowling ball. This video was done on wood bowling lanes and a typical house pattern. The video shows the bowling ball drilling layout the bowling ball surface used was 2000 abralon.




storm dimension

Storm Dimension
Coverstock: Solid Reactive Ball Finish: 2000-Grit Abralon Flare Potential: 5" - 6" (Med-High) - Fragrance: Fruit Punch Core:Style Symmetric


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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Storm Bowling Balls - Virtual Gravity Side View

Bowling Ball Video Reviews - The Storm Bowling Ball Virtual Gravity
This is a YouTube video of the storm virtual gravity on wood bowling lanes. This was the first video I took. It shows the bowling ball and bowling ball drill layout. It was more of a side view there are 3 shots, but you can see the motion of the ball pretty good. The stats on the ball are below the video and a link for more information to this bowling ball. In addition. the ball has a strong motion and works the best on medium to heavy or longer oil patterns.





Color: Royal / Orange / Black
Lane Condition: Heavy
Coverstock: Reactive Resin RG: 2.48
Finish: Matte
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