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Reaching a pattern of consistent performance at your highest level requires true conviction and passion. As the bowler''s company, we understand this and reward your commitment with the all new Paradigmâ„¢ Domination.â„¢ A newly refined asymmetrical RAD+â„¢ weight block combined with the Reactorâ„¢ Pearl Reactive coverstock creates the absolute best skid/ flip ball we have ever produced. Intimidate. Eliminate. Dominate.

PARADIGMâ„¢ DOMINATIONâ„¢ Technical Specifications Coverstock Reactorâ„¢ Pearl Reactive  
Weight Block RAD +â„¢
Ball Color Graphite/Sapphire/Crimson
Ball Finish 1500-grit Polish
Durometer 74-76 Rex D-scale Rex D-scale
Flare Potential 6" Plus (High)
Fragrance Spearmint  
Weights 10 - 16 lbs.
SKU# TDM
PARADIGMâ„¢ DOMINATIONâ„¢ Ball Dynamics Ball Weight Radius of Gyration Differential Mass Bias Diff.
16# 2.47 0.055 0.023
15# 2.49 0.047 0.026
14# 2.55 0.055 0.017

When you combine a RAD weight block with a Reactor Cover, the results are literally breathtaking. I drilled my Domination with a 4" x 4" layout and I can tell you this ball is unrivaled. NO BS!
We tested the Domination against a One, a Big One and an Action Max. The results were sick. The Domination cleared the front end better ( 3-1 crowned middle - HPL surface) picked up remarkably in the midlane and blew away all three balls with the backend motion.

This ball has the best of both worlds. The RAD weightblock with the Agent cover. UNREAL!

Storm balls have always had superior backend reaction but the Domination's midlane motion is going to
make this ball a huge winner. I am a believer. THANK YOU STORM!

Received ball through VIP program Ball is 14LBS, pin 2-2.5, top weight 2.20. Drill the ball with a 4 1/2 pin from pap and a 45 degree MB. MB is on my VAL and pin is below my ring finger. Drilled a 7/8 axis hole on my VAL 3 inches below my PAP. End side weight is 1/2 oz. Ball is awesome. Ball clears the heads very well and has tremendous backend. This is first Storm product I have thrown since the X-Factor Deuce and I am very impressed. I will be pushing this ball in my Pro Shop. 3 sets shot with ball (284/701; 710, 300/720) Feel free to ask any questions.
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JD Helton
Perfect Approach Pro Shop

OK here Is a short Review I will Update it after I get to throw It some more.

Starting Specs
2-3in pin
2 1/2 Top
Cover-1500 Storm2-OOB
Tested On A THS Lots of Volume In the Middle.
My Specs 300+ Rpm's 16mph
Axis 5 1/2 1/2Down
Drilling 4x4 Pin 1 1/2 From My Val Xhole On my Axisown


All I can Say Is Wow The Ball Is A Foot Or Two More the My original paradigm But It Is Much More Violent Than The paradigm Or the Agent.This Ball Reminds Me Of How the Xfactor Was Compaired To everything Else back then.This Ball Turns On a Dime and Very angular So this Will Be a great ball.I will Post Another Update After I get To Pot bowl This weekend Or when I get to throw it in league.So In short This ball Is a Great Mix Of Agent and Paradigm Characteristics So this Ball Will be a Big winner.

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Beware I have the Domination In my Bag So now Its time for me to dominate!

Recently, Storm has sent me the new Domination.  The ball I received had a 1 1/2" pin placement.  I drilled the ball with the pin just below the ring finger and the CG 1/4" to the right of my palm.  I am a right hander bowler.  The ball goes long and fnished strong at the back end with a little extra finish just before hitting the pocket.  The consequences is a explosion at the pocket.  This ball makes off hit single pin leaves a thing of the past.  The carry is fantastic!  I recently went from a 16lb ball to a 15lb ball and I was concerned about the carry because of the weight differential.  This ball has thrown away my fears!  Tell you readers if you want to dominate their opponents, rush out and buy Storms's new Domination.  They will not reqret it.

Starting specs:
3.0 Top
Pin 2.5
15#

This ball drilled very nicely, good smooth holes, and the core wrap drilled very much like the shell.

I am right handed, medium-high revs, medium-slow ball speed. I used a layout with pin 5 from PAP, Rad 3 from PAP, Pin buffer of 2 ½ inches.  I have used this layout on an Ace and Vertigo, and I liked the reaction.  I drilled the ring finger full depth (3 ¾ inches) so it would be “legal” without an extra hole.

I used the ball on a broken-down house pattern, and on a fresh house pattern.  The lane isn't wide enough if I use my normal release and ball speed, the back-end motion is extremely strong.  I cut back the revs a little, and the ball reacts very true, good midlane and still makes a strong move off the pattern.  The ball had a tendency to over-skid with box finish when I took some revs off, so I hand-scuffed with 1000 abralon.  I used the ball in league, playing more hook than I like at this house, but I still scored pretty well.  This ball definitely gets more length than the original Paradigm, and the Domination carries much better for me with my softer ball speed.

I also used the Domination at a PBA regional with the 38 foot, higher volume patten.  I was -40 after three games, switched to the Domination and I was 120 over for the next 4 games, including a 296 game.  This ball reacts very nicely even on lower volume patterns like the PBA and Sport patterns (compared to most house patterns I bowl on).

My Agent has stronger mid-lane reaction than the Domination, but the Agent also has quite a bit more surface, and the Agent is much smoother and earlier off the pattern.  The Domination is much more angular and continuous then the Agent, it never started to labor as the lane broke down like my (dull) Agent does as the track gets burned.   The two balls compliment each other very well, although I would probably still go with an Agent with surface on longer patterns, rather than trying to smooth out the reaction of a Domination.

I just drilled a domination and only got to throw it for a few games this weekend. It hooked moore than I thought it would, but thats a good thing. I used a strong drill pattern and left the surface alone. It pushed easily through the front and made a strong continuous move toward the pocket on the backend that was very predictable. I think this ball is a great compliment to the spitfire.

The Info

i drilled my domination today then went out and tried it. i tried it on regular house shot but it seemed like there was a little more oil than usual but it could have been the carrydown from people bowling on it b4 with the plastic balls. i put the pin up above the my bridge because i wanted it to go long/clean through the heads and not have a violent reaction in the back end plus i dont carry as good when i get the hockey stick reaction. basically have my hand do everything cause i do have a lot of hand to begin with. the ball goes really long and has a nice smooth turn like i wanted but its still more than what i expected to happen.

The Line

i quickly found i had 2 lines to play with, one i would stand 3 left of center and throw at 13 to 10/9ish and it would hit awsome once it made the turn it kept goin (my favorite line). the other spot that i could play was 2 left of the second last dot through 15 out to 8. when the ball found some friction it made the turn sending sick messengers flying across the deck.

The Cons

1. it needs some friction to get goin so oily shots will be had with this ball
2. on my second line i left a lot of weak 10's but that was probably due to the carry down.
3. if i would tug it a little into the oil or get it out to far it would just skid. but when it hit some dry it would take off leaving a split. but again the shot was spotty so it was probably due to that.
4. i wish i had more graphite in my ball i like that color lol

all in all the ball is very nice, clean throught the heads and bang the pins are gone. if i were bowling in a league on this shot i probably would not have used this ball untill they broke down some (but not to much because it does need some oil or else it will take off). i would have used my agent or Thunderstruck solid first. but it will definately be the first ball out of my bag everytime.