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54577 - Roto Grip / Re: Roto Grip Hustle XRAY
« Last post by TBenner300 on Today at 04:03:26 PM »
The Hustle X-Ray features the same Hustle core, but this model comes wrapped in the VTC solid reactive coverstock finished at 4000 grit abralon.  At 15 pounds the RG is medium at 2.53 and the differential is .030.  The Hustle line continues to provide bowlers with excellent performance at the entry level price point.  Don’t let the price tag fool you…this ball delivers a lot of bang for your buck!  The X-Ray with it’s solid coverstock and finish, provides good length but the response time is on the slow side and the backend motion is an arc.  All of this allows me to keep my angles closed while playing close to the friction.  When compared to the Hustle BRY, the X-Ray is about 2 -3 boards right with my feet.  This ball will be one of my go to balls on the lighter and shorter oil patterns. 
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54577 - Roto Grip / Re: Roto Grip Hustle BRY
« Last post by TBenner300 on Today at 03:53:58 PM »
The latest edition to the Hustle line is the BRY which features the VTC Hybrid reactive coverstock with the tried-and-true Hustle core.  At 15 pounds the RG is medium at 2.53 with a differential of .030.  The BRY is finished with Reacta Gloss.  The Hustle line continues to provide bowlers with excellent performance at the entry level price point.  Don’t let the price tag fool you…this ball delivers a lot of bang for your buck!  The BRY is a great ball for the beginner as well as the tournament bowler.  The BRY with its hybrid coverstock, provides excellent length on medium to light oil conditions.  The backend motion of the BRY will be more angular than the Hustle X-Ray.  For me the I need to be about 2 -3 boards left with my feet when compared to the X-Ray.  The BRY will allow you to play closer to the friction, but because of the quicker response, I need to have a slightly more open angle through the front part of the lane.  Another quality option for a fraction of the cost of the high-performance balls.
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54577 - Roto Grip / Re: Optimum Idol
« Last post by TBenner300 on Today at 03:22:48 PM »
The Roto Grip Optimum Idol features the same Micro Trax reactive coverstock and Ikon core as the hugely successful original Ido.  However, the Optimum features the new A.I. core technology, which in my opinion makes this ball even better than the original Idol.  At 15 pounds the RG is a low 2.47 with a differential of .056.  I drilled my Optimum Idol the same as my original, 5x4x2 which puts the pin above my middle finger.  The Optimum Idol has the same motion as the original…it starts up very early, controls the midlane and has an even arcing backend motion.   This ball is perfect for medium/medium heavy oil patterns.  The A.I. core creates even more pin action than the original.  If you had the original and have been looking for a replacement, you won’t find anything closer than this.  If you never had the Idol, don’t miss out on this one, you won’t be disappointed.  This ball should be in every tournament bowler’s bag.  Power, control, and versatility all in one!!!
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54577 - Storm / Re: DNA Coil
« Last post by TBenner300 on Today at 02:56:14 PM »
The DNA Coil features the same Supercoil core as the original but this time it is wrapped in the EXO pearl reactive coverstock finished with Reacta Gloss.  At 15 pounds the RG is a low 2.47 with a differential of .053 and an intermediate differential of .023.  The DNA was probably the most misunderstood ball Storm released as it was thought to be this big hook monster, when in fact it was a strong controllable ball.  Hopefully the Coil is not overlooked because this ball is special!!  The Coil provides good length but picks up nicely in the midlane for a pearlized ball.  The backend motion is a strong arc, not the skid/flip reaction you may expect from a pearl asymmetric, making this ball very controllable.  The Coil is very versatile and can be used across a wide range of lane conditions as well as many different bowling styles.  This ball has been a house shot killer in my area!  Perfect ball when the solid asymmetric balls are burning up and the symmetricals just aren’t quite strong enough to kick out the corner pins.
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59865 - Storm / Re: DNA Coil
« Last post by ellsphal on May 22, 2024, 11:58:28 PM »
The Storm DNA Coil seems like the perfect blend of power and finesse, with its EXO Pearl coverstock and Supercoil Core. I'm always on the lookout for equipment that can elevate my game.
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59863 - Roto Grip / Re: Roto Grip Hustle BRY
« Last post by kindlef on May 22, 2024, 08:37:22 PM »
The Roto Grip Hustle BRY and Hustle XRAY are impressive additions to the HP1 line, exemplifying exceptional value by surpassing performance expectations. The VTC Hybrid coverstock on the Hustle BRY delivers a clean front with a powerful backend, while the VTC Solid coverstock on the Hustle XRAY ensures an earlier, smoother roll. This versatility allows bowlers to choose the perfect fit for their style and lane conditions. Whether you're dealing with high friction or prefer a straighter shot, these balls provide tailored solutions that enhance your game. Visit your local Storm VIP Pro Shop to experience the remarkable performance of the Hustle line!
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59864 - 900 Global / Re: 900 Global Harsh Reality
« Last post by fbergstrom on May 22, 2024, 08:30:28 PM »
The Harsh Reality was stronger overall and had a longer track with more backend motion than the Roto Grip Magic Gem
Keep in mind that bowling ball performance can vary depending on lane conditions, so it's always a good idea to test different balls out before making a purchase.
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7222 - Miscellaneous / Donkee replacement parts
« Last post by Strider on May 22, 2024, 05:57:48 PM »
I have a very old Donkee ball spinner. The threaded rod that feeds from the under side of the ball cup to the bottom of the spinner where the large belt pulley attaches has gotten pretty worn from over time. The "flat spot" where the set screw clamps down is worn enough that I constantly have to flip it over and try to tighten the heck out of it in an attempt to keep it from slipping. Any idea on where to find a replacement or any kind of fix to attempt?
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30293 - Storm / Re: Storm Lightning Blackout Review
« Last post by Onefrombills on May 22, 2024, 05:51:26 PM »
Hey, and welcome back as we have a great one for you from Storm Bowling Products the Lightning Blackout! If you're a fan of these reviews, first and foremost, I want to thank you for hopefully enjoying these reviews and videos and hope it gives you some information to take back when looking to get your next bowling ball.

From the previous reviews and videos of the Hustles, I've mentioned being more speed dominant than rev dominant, the weaker equipment tends to give me a really bad over-under reaction but with this ball, I did not really see it unless it was human error. The Lightning Blackout video starts off with the ball hitting very heavy so I moved 2-1 and the ball looked really good from that area. Once again, balls lower than the mid-performance balls usually don't fare too well for someone like me who is more up the back of the ball as the ball is forward most of the way down the lane. As you can see this ball was something that moved left which again is something I don't tend to do a lot as I usually focus staying within bigger balls. This ball has changed my mind a little bit and really can't wait to work over the summer dialing in those Hustles, The Road, and the Lightning Blackout. I am definitely going to keep at its box finish and manipulate a few balls around this one and really define the bag and I definitely see this ball being a staple in the bag for some time to come.

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17084 - Storm / Re: Summit Peak
« Last post by Bigmike on May 22, 2024, 05:45:39 PM »
I drilled my STORM SUMMIT PEAK at a 4.5 x 4 x 2. I left it mainly shined but did lightly hit it with a 3000 Tru Cut pad to get the glaze off. I have thrown it about 10 games since I hit the cover so probably due for another 3000 Tru Cut touch up.

I have thrown this on league conditions. In the center I bowl on Mondays at, it just seemed like it needed the lanes to be a touch more dryer to carry better. It would glide thru the fronts easily but not get thru the pins hard enough to carry out tens for me. My RG ATTENTION STAR was more bowling ball and worked much better there. My Tuesday night league gets more blown up in the track area and this ball was golden when they got to that shot. I would use the RG ATTENTION STAR until it got to forward and then step down to the SUMMIT PEAK to take over. When the PEAK was starting to get too forward or flat, then my 900 GLOBAL XPONENT PEARL was in play.

The motion was smooth like the original SUMMIT, but the pearl cover got it down the lane quite a bit further than the original.
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