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I have heard that trolls will sometimes reply to an old topic that hasn't had posts in a long time and then go back later and edit their post to add what they really want to post.  That way it can slip by the mods.


There is a new poster who has posted twice and both times basically copied the post of a well-known member here.



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Re: Red Pearl Hammer info.
« Reply #4 on: March 08, 2019, 17:11:10 »

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Those balls were both marked as seconds because they were pin out.  A lot has progressed since the 90s in our understanding of layouts.  Faball labeled any ball with a pin outside of that circle was as a second.


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Re: Red Pearl Hammer info.
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Both of those balls were marked as seconds because they had a pin out. Our understanding of layouts has progressed significantly since the 90s. Faball designated any ball with a pin outside of that circle as a second.



And then here:



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Re: Green fab pearl hammer?
« Reply #6 on: November 03, 2021, 10:45:31 »

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Has anyone ever gotten an answer (from old Fab contacts or otherwise) as to whether or not this was actually meant to be a green pearl? I ask because my gut tells me this was a blue pearl that has just really changed color a lot over the years the same way the dull blue solid hammers always did.



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Re: Green fab pearl hammer?
« Reply #19 on: April 10, 2024, 05:32:01 »

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Has anyone received a definitive answer (from old Fab contacts or otherwise) regarding whether this was originally intended to be a green pearl? I'm asking because my instinct suggests that it might have been a blue pearl that has significantly changed color over the years, similar to how the dull blue solid hammers tended to do.
« Last Edit: April 15, 2024, 02:28:49 by Liafkowski28 »


You can see in this last example on his post, that he has gone back to edit it and looks like added a link.  I am not going to click on it because I don't want to get something onto my computer that I can't get rid of.  It may be something innocent but why go to all the subterfuge for something unless it is not innocent?


If I am wrong, I will delete this post and apologize to him.  Please let me know.

Storm DNA Coil Specs:

Cover stock EXO Pearl Reactive
Supercoil Core (Asymmetrical)
Finish Reacta Gloss Polished
Layout 4 x 4.5 with 2” Pin Buffer

Bowler Specs:
Right Hand. PAP 5” Over 1/2 up
Rev Rate 300. Tilt 20.
Speed at release 17

Review:
 The Storm DNA Coil for me is an upgrade on the original DNA. This ball reads the midlane very well and has a nice move on the back end. The ball is very predictable for a strong shiny ball. I am not seeing any over under from this ball. For me this will be a medium to heavy oil condition ball. I left the DNA Coil at box surface and would put it between my IQ Ruby and Summit Peak in total hook. This is another good strong ball from SPI. What I like most about this ball is how it plays as the oil breaks down and the lanes transition. I am able to make confident moves and stay in my comfort zone.

Summary:
The DNA Coil is strong and predictable.
The hit and carry is very good.
 I like this version better than the original.

Glenn Wendel
Storm Pro Shop Staff
gwendel@comcast.net
www.stormbowling.com
Video Link:       
https://youtu.be/x9kkIgbgmMs?si=Phr2bFzbvLm4LqUK

Both of those balls were marked as seconds because they had a pin out. Our understanding of layouts has progressed significantly since the 90s. Faball designated any ball with a pin outside of that circle as a second.

LANE CONDITION
Tested: 42' THS

COMMENTS
My Layouts:
Pin down: 4.25 x 3.75 x 3.75
Pin up:     5 x 3.25 x 1.5

Both in OOB surface

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Midlane Dominance: Pin Down
The midlane control of the Storm Absolute Power is nothing short of impressive. The Sentinel core design and R2S Deep work in perfect harmony, providing a predictable and smooth transition through the midlane better than the Absolute for me. I used this primarily on the fresh for my style where it performed the best.   better suited for medium to heavy oil conditions, this ball maintains a steady and controlled motion, allowing for optimal pin carry and increased hitting power.
The midlane read is consistent in showing when to make any adjustments or ball changes for me. Great readability as I can change to the Pin Up layout for a booming backend shape. Carry is a 9/10 in my experience.

Torque Unleashed: Pin Up
No issues in generating torque, the Storm Absolute Power stands out as another  true powerhouse in the Premier line. The core's dynamics and the ball's weight block were designed to create a strong and angular backend reaction. As the ball reaches the end of the oil pattern, it unleashes a powerful turn. This torque-driven motion enhances pin action and increases my carry percentage.

Coverstock:
The textured R2S Deep cover of the Storm Absolute Power is unique surface finish which creates additional friction, allowing the ball to read the lane effectively without sacrificing its midlane predictability. When in use for me, this makes the Absolute Power versatile, excelling on various oil patterns and ensuring a consistent reaction that adapts to changing lane conditions.

Conclusion:
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The new Storm Summit Peak is the latest release in the Summit line. This ball uses the TK-23 Pearl cover an A I Technology. 35x3.5x60 This layout Allows the Summit Peak to shape more in the mid lane and more shape off of the break point. This ball is a great option when you need that big pearl move in and open up your angel.