Storm bowling balls are regarded as some of the best in the industry. And if you’re in the market for one, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled a list below of some of Storm’s most popular and advanced bowling balls to help make your decision easier. No matter what skill level you are, no matter if you’re looking for expensive balls or cheap bowling balls, you’ll be sure to find the right option below.
One of Storm’s more popular models from the Thunder Series, the Hy-Road is a mid-performance bowling ball designed for heavy to medium-heavy oil lanes.
Th ball features a Modified Inverted Fe2 Technology core Inside of a R2S Hybrid Coverstock that that has a 1500 grit polished finish. This combination allows for the maximum amount of finger and thumb drill hole options. Yes, most of these balls come undrilled so you’ll have to get that done at your local pro shop.
The Hy-Road, which is available in 12, 13, 14, and 15 pound weights, is an excellent option for players of all abilities.
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An ideal spare ball, the Storm Ice Bowling Ball has a sleek color scheme and good value and is suitable to be used on any lane conditions.
Featuring a 3-Piece Pancake Core with a Pearlized Polyester Coverstock, the ball has a 3500-grit polish finish. The ball is designed to roll straight for more consistency.
Best suited for the casual or beginner, the Storm Ice is one model you need to check out when researching cheap bowling balls.
Recommended for medium oil lanes and upper-mid performance, the Phaze III has a rare and effective core/cover combination when it comes to Storm bowling balls.
The Velocity Core is wrapped in a R3S Hybrid Reactive Coverstock with 1500-grit polished finish.
While likely best suited for more experienced players, the Storm Phaze III is available in weights on 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 pounds.
If you’d like to compare this to a similar model, take a look at the Storm DV8 Warrant Bowling Ball, which has the same hook potential and recommended use on medium-heavy lane conditions.
The perfect entry-level bowling ball, the Storm Tropical Surge has a Surge core wrapped in a Reactor Pearl Reactive coverstock which promotes more overall consistency for new or casual players.
Available in a number or vibrant color schemes (Pearl Teal/Blue is pictured here) and weights (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 pound options), the Tropical Surge also has a 1500-grit polish finish.
If you’re looking for one of the better bowling gifts, the Storm Tropical Surge is a great idea for new player.
When it comes to high-performance Storm bowling balls, the Crux Prime is one of the more popular models.
Highlighted by the Catalyst Core and the Storm Performance Enhanced Coverstock (SPEC), the ball is best suited for heavy oil lanes. The core is designed to promote extra power, increased entry angle, and more forgiveness thanks to its asymmetrical design.
Another model designed for mid-performance, the Storm All-Road is highlighted by its NRG Hybrid Reactive coverstock. It also boasts inverted Fe2 weight block technology core, which helps with getting more power into the pins.
Ideal for medium to lighter oil lanes, the Storm All-Road has a 4000-grit Abralon finish.
If you’re looking for more wrist positioning and consistency bowling wrist supports can help in those departments. One will make a fine complement with the Storm All-Road.
The Storm !Q Tour Emerald is an upper-mid performance bowling ball designed to excel on medium oil lanes, but effective on a number of other conditions.
Highlighted by a R2S Pearl Reactive converstock and C³ Centripetal Control Core, the ball features a 1500-grit polished finish and is available in a variety of weights, including 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 pounds.
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If you’re someone who likes to carry around a practice ball in their 2 ball bowling bags, then check out the Storm Mix Black Out, which is an affordable option.
Featuring a U1S Pearl Urethane coverstock wrapped around a traditional 3-piece core, the ball is ideal for practice or the casual bowler. It also has a 3500-grit polished finish and is recommended for lighter oiled lanes.
