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Storm Gravity Evolve
Storm continues to evolve the game of bowling. This time they are doing so with the Storm Gravity Evolve high performance bowling ball. The Gravity Evolve uses the Shape-Lock High Density (HD) core that has been used in previous Gravity balls. This HD core has a lower RG and higher differential which creates more flare potential. The proven SPEC coverstock sticks to the lane creating a heavy roll and is great for controlling the midlane.
- Color: Gunmetal/Fire/Crimson
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Core: Shape-Lock HD
- Coverstock: SPEC Solid Reactive
- Factory Finish: 2000-grit Abralon
- RG: 2.48 (15#)
- Differential: 0.052 (15#)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Heavy Oil
- Fragrance: Orange Ambrosia
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: STBBMTWV
- Product ID: 12362
- Brand: Storm
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: High-Performance Balls
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Will this ball be similar to the pro motion or crux prime
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How will this compare to Brunswick Nirvana?
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This would be very similar to the Nirvana. However, with each year the manufacturers are coming up with newer technology to help get the most out of the bowling balls and so because this ball is newer it will probably have a slightly better coverstock and a little bit more hook.
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How similar is this ball Compared to the virtual gravity
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This has the same weight block as the Virtual Gravity but the Gravity Evolve has a stronger cover and a duller finish so this ball will grip more in the midlane and have a stronger arcing hook.
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Is this ball similar to the sure lock hook wise?
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Yes, this has a very similar reaction because they both had a solid cover with a 2000 grit finish so they both read the mid lane strong and work in heavier oil conditions.
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Will this ball be stronger than the Roto Grip Halo?
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This is going to be very comparable to the Roto Grip Halo actually. There is not really one that will be stronger because they are so close in comparison.
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Is this a urethane bowling ball
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Do you know what the coefficient of restitution for the gravity evolve
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Which ball is similar to the Surelock
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Yes, they both had the solid cover with a 2000 grit finish out of the box. They are both high performance balls for heavier oil conditions so the reactions will be very similar.
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Is this bowl stronger than the storm crux prime
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They have the exact same coverstock and finish out of the box so the reactions are almost exactly the same. The only difference is the weight block and the Gravity Evolve weight block is designed to start reading just slightly earlier. That could give it just a little more time to hook giving it the edge on overall hook potential but it is very very similar.
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Is this the same core as the virtual gravity
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I’m a low rev bowler..left handed..either down and in or right from the corner..not much him..will the Gravity Evolve work..or do I need something stronger?? I throw The Drive now..not bad results just wanna know if the Gravity Evolve would work??
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Since you have a lower rev rate you could play this more down and in if you have a decent ball speed. If your ball speed is slower then it could try to hook a little earlier on you and force you to play a little out and in.
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I'm thinking about getting the storm Astro physix is this ball better?
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Will this ball hook as hard then the pitbull barkk
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what is the stock pin? i normally order balls with a 2"-3" pin. I've tired several 1" pins and 4" pins. I'm only comfortable with a 2"-3" pin. will this change the ball natural performance? I like playing a small belly on the ball or i can play down and in with speed and still have strong reactions in the back end. i use the sure lock and the sync. I'm throwing the sync more now.
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If you do not specify the pin placement you want for the ball when ordering you could get any length pin. There is not a stock pin length that we send if the pin is not requested so it could come 1 inch or 5 inches if you do not request this. If you know you are comfortable with a 2-3 pin placement and you typically get a layout you want when the pin is this length then you will need to make this request. The pin placement does not effect the performance of the ball. It is the drilling layout that effects the performance so you may talk to your driller and see which layout would best match the way you want this ball to perform and they can also suggest where to request the pin in order to get that drilling layout.
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is it similar to the gravity shift
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This has the same weight block as the Gravity Shift but it has a different cover and finish which will give this a much earlier read on the lanes for a smoother hook reaction.
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How does this compare to the Storm Code Black?
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This ball will have a duller finish and react more in the midlane to give it a strong arc hook. The Code Black was designed to go longer and have a late backend hook. If you needed something to help grip in really heavy oil the Gravity Evolve would be a better option.
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Hiw does it compare to Nuclear cell and Omega Crux
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In terms of length the Nuclear Cell would go the longest with the sharpest backend. The Gravity Evolve would read the earliest with the smoothest arc hook and largest over all hook and the Omega Crux would fit somewhere in between by going longer than the Gravity Evolve but earlier than the Nuclear Cell.
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any differences a 210 average stroker will notice between the evolve and the ufo ?
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How does the rip'd solid compare to the gravity evolve
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They would have very similar reactions actually. Both are high performance balls with asymmetric weight blocks. Both have solid coverstocks finished at 2000 grit out of the box so you would get a very similar reaction.
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Are these balls first quality balls or are they consider seconds
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