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Storm Tropical Heat Indigo/Violet

25 Apr

The new Storm Tropical Heat Indigo/Violet release date is 5/11/2011. The new Solid version of the proven Reactor reactive coverstock will give you a smooth roll in the front.

Are you ready to set the lanes ablaze? Well now you can with the new Storm Tropical Heat!



First, Storm added a Solid version of the proven Reactor reactive coverstock, known for such balls as the Thunderstruck and Street Rod. Next, they wrapped it around the Turbine Core, the engine inside the Fast, Furious and Natural. This combo is HOT! Whether this is your first reactive ball, or you're an advanced player looking for an option on drier conditions, give the Tropical Heat a shot!

The Storm Tropical Heat Indigo/Violet is currently selling for $94.99 and rates a 168.9 on the bowlingball.com Perfect Scale®.

 
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Storm Reign of Fire

05 Jan

Release date 01/28/10 for Storm Reign of Fire will give you more hook in the front and a strong flip in the back end.

The Storm Reign of Fire registers a 198.5 on the bowlingball.com Perfect Scale®.

Tech Specs:

  • COVERSTOCK: R2S™ Solid Reactive
  • WEIGHT BLOCK: C.A.M.
  • FACTORY FINISH: 1000-grit Abralon®
  • BALL COLOR: Scarlet / Burnt Orange
  • DUROMETER: 74-76 Rex D-scale
  • FLARE POTENTIAL: 4” – 5″ (Medium-High)
  • FRAGRANCE: Guava Tangerine
  • WEIGHTS: 12-16 lbs.

Manufacturer description of the new Storm Reign of Fire:

The key to the Storm Reign of Fire is the utilization of the R2S™ solid reactive coverstock. From its inception, it has proven to be one of the most versatile coverstocks ever manufactured. With its strong surface profile and excellent friction characteristics it was the obvious choice for this latest release.

The fuel for the Fire so to speak is the C.A.M. ™ (Continuous Axis Migration) weight block. The combination of the unique contours along the weight block with the strategically placed weighted mass blocks deliver optimum mid-lane roll with volatile backend reaction.

 
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