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Storm Fever Pitch Urethane Pearl
The Storm Fever Pitch carries on the successful line of Pitch bowling balls in the Storm line up. The Fever Pitch does not react as early as the Pitch Black ball but it corners better than the Pitch Blue bowling ball. Storm is introducing a new weight block and coverstock with the Fever Pitch. The Tour Block core is wrapped with the PWR+CTRL Pearl Urethane coverstock to create a ball that is better on shorter oil patterns and drier lane conditions.
- Color: Orange Pearl
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Coverstock: PWR+CTRL Pearl Urethane
- Core: Tour Block
- Finish: 2000-grit Abralon
- RG: 2.61 (for a 15# ball)
- Differential: 0.030 (for a 15# ball)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Light Oil
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: STBBMTEW
- Product ID: 11892
- Brand: Storm
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: Mid Performance Balls
Customer Questions & Answers | Reviews
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Where I bowl there is never any oil on the high number lanes 24 to 32 will this ball be able to help with this
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How do u compare the Fever Pitch to the Purple Hammer?
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They will be very similar. The Purple Hammer will best perform on light to medium oil lane conditions and the Fever Pitch will only best perform on light oiled lanes.
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How will this ball compare to the Pitch Black
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The Pitch Black will be more aggressive since it is a solid coverstock whereas the Fever Pitch is a pearl coverstock meaning it will have more length than the Pitch Black.
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How does this ball compare to the pitch blue?
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What is the best pin position for this ball.
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How does this ball compare to the 900 global shadow opts
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The Shadow Ops is a hybrid urethane and the Fever Pitch is a pearl urethane. The Fever Pitch will go longer than the Shadow Ops. The Fever Pitch will do better on drier lane conditions as well.
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Would this 13lb ball, with speed of 11 to 12 MPH, thrown 5-10 board work for Senior male bowler?
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How does this ball compare to the Supernatural.
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Would fever pitch fit between a pitch black and a tropical for my arsenal?
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For junior gold this year do you recommend a fever pitch for the short pattern. Ball speed 12.5 rev rate 250-300
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Is this ball good for straighter bowlers too? Or would the Pitch Black be better?
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This ball will have a medium hook for it is a Mid performance ball. If you need something that bowls straight, then a spare ball would work better for they bowl straight.
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I've had M/S for more than 24 years now & its changed my bowling game a lot. Especially my ball speed, it is now in the mid 10's to the mid 11's. I do own a Pitch Blue with the pin above my left finger hole & I'm right handed. I use the Pitch Blue when there is plenty of oil on the lanes, would the Fever Pitch be a good ball for me ?
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There is not a huge difference from the Pitch Blue to the Fever Pitch. The biggest change they mention is that the Fever Pitch corners a little stronger than the Pitch Blue but if you wanted to have something slightly less aggressive than your Pitch Blue so you can use it more on the lighter conditions you could try one of the Storm Mix balls. They are also made to go longer on the lanes too which can help if your ball speed is slowing down some. I hope this helps.
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I'm a beginner with a straight bowl. Will this weight distribution fade the ball one way or another down the lane, or will it stay true to release direction?
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If you do not spin the ball this ball will stay pretty straight. There is not enough features on the ball to make it hook on its own so it requires you to spin the ball to get hook.
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Would this ball be good for a medium speed bowler with a high rev rate??
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If you are having trouble with reactive bowling balls being too aggressive you could try this ball because the urethane cover will not react as strong as the reactive coverstocks do.
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