Storm Virtual Gravity Bowling Ball Review
The Storm Virtual Gravity
The Storm Virtual Gravity uses the same R2X coverstock that many of Storms other recent releases make use of. This is because Storm bowling believes that the R2X Solid Reactive coverstock helps already versatile balls literally change the look of a game even when the issue has to do with the facilities or a physical impediment rather than the bowling ball itself. The core of the Virtual Gravity is the high performance Shape Lock HD Core. This core is denser than other Storm cores which helps the Virtual Gravity rev up more quickly and help bowlers keep a constant break point throughout the game. The Virtual Gravity is designed for medium to heavy oil and it is scented orange mint. Storm notes that a few tiny pit holes in the coverstock of this ball are completely normal.
Review Of The Storm Virtual Gravity
The best thing about the Storm Virtual Gravity is that it is so responsive. After bowling just one game, I found that I could make the ball change directions at the break point in nearly any manner that I liked. By the end of the game, I had moved nearly all the way to the left and I still was getting whatever results I demanded from my new ball. I expected it to be far more similar to the Gravity Shift, but in reality it is a fully different ball. The Virtual Gravity rolls heavy on the front of the lane but it just does not hook early or burn up too early. It starts to read friction mid-lane and then at the back makes a clearly identifiable motion to the pocket. Even better, I left the surface at box finish. This ball required next to no customization past some basic pin placement. This ball can recover from just about anything, and in medium-oily to heavy oil it is pretty much unstoppable.
Features Of The Storm Virtual Gravity
- Hook: 56
- Length: 12.5
- Available Weights: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
- Factory Finish: 4000 grit Abralon
- Coverstock: R2X Solid Reactive
- Core: Shape Lock HD
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US $81.00
i think this is one of the best balls I have ever used. It grabs right away has a serious hook. It really slams into the pins. It transitions really well. But, it doesn’t seem to want to stop. I had some of my best games using this ball. I can’t say enough about it. Anyway, just my two cents.
I had a lot of trouble carrying this past year a buddy of mine had one .That he didnt use’s so I tryed it the last 6 wk of are season had 4 700 and a 680 with it went from 201 to a 209 great ball wow what will a new one do ?????