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  John Congdon 9:20 am on April 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: bowling ball ( 19 ), Bowling Balls ( 13 ), Storm ( 14 ), virtual energy, Virtual Gravity   

  Storm Virtual Energy, the successor 

  [bowlingball value="7056,i150"/]

  Storm had a HUGE hit with their amazing [bowlingball value="6811"/] bowling ball.  I can’t wait to check out the new successor, the [bowlingball value="7065"/].  It is set to release on June 25, 2009.

  Here are the tech specs on this upcoming new ball release:

  • Color: Emerald/Olympic Gold/Black
  • Coverstock: R2X Hybrid Reactive
  • Weight Block: Shape Lock HD
  • Ball Finish: 1500-grit Polish
  • RG: 2.48
  • Differential: .052
  • Mass Bias Diff: .020
  • Logos: Virtual Energy, CG, Key, Storm
  • Durometer: 73-75
  • Flare Potential: 6″ Plus (High)
  • Fragrance: Pear Berry

  
   

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  John Congdon 4:44 pm on November 3, 2008 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: bowlingball.com ( 16 ), Storm ( 14 ), Virtual Gravity   

  Storm Virtual Gravity Video Bowling Ball Review 

  We shot another great video.  This time it was for the [bowlingball value="6810"/].

  We used 3 different bowlers and bowling styles throwing a variety of layouts.  Please enjoy!!!

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    chris jacoby 10:26 pm on December 1, 2009 Permalink | Reply

    brian i noticed that the pin rg and key are in a line on your ball and the other balls were not i got the same ball you do what is the difference and can you send me the specs on your ball I want to copy the layout we throw about the same thanks

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  John Congdon 9:57 am on October 30, 2008 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bowling Ball Review ( 4 ), Storm ( 14 ), Virtual Gravity   

  Storm Virtual Gravity Bowling Ball Review 

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  [bowlingball value="6810"/], An Unstoppable Force from Storm.

  Pin to PAP(4 1/2″ over 0″ up) – 3 3/8″
  Mass Bias Position – 1″ right of center line
  Balance Hole – 7/8″ x 1 1/2″ deep on the PAP

  Surface Preparation – Factory Finish Polish (4000 grit Abralon)

  What I Was Looking For In This Ball Layout:
  This was my first bowling ball in the Shift line so I wasn’t totally sure what to expect. I knew that Tony and Brian really liked their previous ones.

  What I Ended Up With in the Ball and Layout:
  I first tried to use the ball at its out of box finish. With my lower ball speed it was hard to get the ball down the lane because of its huge hooking potential.

  I then polished it up with some Factory Finish High Gloss polish. What a huge difference. We were able to shoot our ball reaction video on a fresh house shot and you need to watch it to see. Tony and Brian were playing ridiculous angles with this ball.

  See more reviews on the product page of the [bowlingball value="6810"/].

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