Bowling Ball Layout Comparison: Storm Nova vs Nova & Roto Grip Rubicon UC3

Storm Nova Bowling Ball

The Nova has taken a leap further into space than any ball before. Its revolutionary core has been paired with an innovative combination of coverstock technology to maintain the striking power you’ve come to expect from a Premier Line ball. So, while maintaining the aesthetic that the Premier line is known for, we’ve also brought the performance up another level.

BE SUPER LIKE A NOVA

Weight blocks like the Ignition Core rev up fast and finish strong with a more aggressive movement down lane. Need some extra oomph? Then look no further. The Ignition Core pumps out more than 6” of loaded flare potential! That’s more than enough differential to amp your adrenaline levels. Putting it in R2X means all that power and be harnessed with skilled precision. R2X fits seamlessly between the R2S™ and NRG™ formulas found on some of the most successful Storm balls in recent history. At an ideal 3000-grit finish, the perfect combination of length and strength can be achieved.

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Storm Nova Bowling Ball

BRAND	Storm
BOWLING BALL CORE SHAPE	Asymmetrical Core
BOWLING BALL CORE NAME	Storm Ignition Core
BOWLING BALL COVER NAME	Storm R2X Hybrid Reactive
BOWLING BALL COVERSTOCK TYPE	Hybrid Reactive
RADIUS OF GYRATION: RG (15LB)	2.49
DIFFERENTIAL: DIFF (15LB)	.052
MASS BIAS STRENGTH	.019
FLARE POTENTIAL	5 – 6 Inches
SURFACE FINISH	3000 Grit
BALL LANE CONDITIONS	Heavy Oil
BALL WEIGHT	12LB, 13LB, 14LB, 15LB, 16LB
BOWLING BALL COLOR	Black, Green, Pink
BALL PERFORMANCE LEVEL	Storm Premier Line
SCENT	Cherry Apple Slush

 

 

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