Storm Dimension Bowling Balls
Dimension Specs
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The recent focus of high performance bowling ball technology has been based on asymmetry and pushing the limits of physics. Storm Products' has turned the corner with the new Dimension.
The Core: At the heart of the Dimension is the all-new, technologically advanced Continuum core. By inverting and rotating two identical asymmetric halves 90 degrees, and then merging them together, we have created equal mass displacement.
This translates into a tune-able break point found in asymmetry with the continuation and finish of symmetry. This high performance ball possesses tremendous versatility and performance to fit a variety of styles and conditions.
The Cover: Conceived by a company whose vision is relentless and developed for the bowling purist; Storm's R2X is clearly the new benchmark of traction performance in oil. The R2X coverstock is a product of continual evolution and refinement which occurs at the highest levels of research and development.
This highly durable, enhanced friction coverstock continues to deliver from the foul line through the pin deck on a variety of medium to heavy oil patterns with the out of the box 2000-grit Abralon finish. Minor surface adjustments, from polished to dull, will open up endless possibilities for the next Dimension in bowling.
Send your game into the next Dimension...
Technical Specs:
- Coverstock: R2X Solid Reactive
- Weight Block: Continuum Core
- Ball Finish: 2000-Grit Abralon
- Logos: Dimension, Cube, CG, Storm
- Flare Potential: 5" - 6" (Med-High)
- Fragrance: Fruit Punch
Make sure to check out the Dimension Video in our video section
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Customer Reviews Average: 4.89Write a Review Read all 56 reviews
| I Love It |
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91% (51 of 56) |
| I Like It | 7% (4 of 56) | |
| It's Ok | 2% (1 of 56) | |
| I Don't Like It | 0% ( of 56) | |
| I Hate It | 0% ( of 56) |
Storm Dimension Reviewed by: Kenny Lawson @ Aloma Bowl Pro Shop (5 stars)
34 of 34 people found this review helpful. ![]()
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: sherm390 (5 stars)
47 of 47 people found this review helpful. ![]()
I bowl on 2 diff lanes with diff oil patterns...one with med and the other heavy oil...the 232 was @ the med lanes...I never have any prob there so I went to test it out on the heavier lanes that were giving me prob...224 1st gm...I can play anywhere on those lanes and would still make it too the pocket...on those lanes my fam and I could never play on the boundries cuz the ball wouldnt make it back...well I tested it and the ball caught the 1st board and stayed on...this ball sucks up the oil...normally with 3 or 4 of us bowling the lanes start to dry up after 7-8 gms...I bowled 5 gms and the last 2 I couldnt find any oil up the right side...
As someone said earlier if your looking for something for med oil this is a good ball but prob could pay less for something more suited to it...IF your looking for something that can handle heavy lane conditions than this is the ball for u...my first ever hooking ball was Storm and I'm back to stay for good...GREAT Job Storm...
Thanx to Coach's Eye Pro Shop(1398 W. Main St.
Lewisville, Texas) official Storm sponsor...
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: Bad2Nite (5 stars)
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: StorrminCharlie (5 stars)
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: GoodLuck9 (5 stars)
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: meglioed (5 stars)
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| About the Bowler | ||
| Bowling Hand | Right Handed | |
| League Average | 166 | |
| Ball Speed | Medium | |
| Style | Stroker | |
Storm Dimension Reviewed by: JBird2009 (5 stars)
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: trumpetbowl (3 stars)
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Storm Dimension Reviewed by: ravensark (5 stars)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful. ![]()
| About the Bowler | ||
| Bowling Hand | Right Handed | |
| League Average | 217 | |
| Sport Shot Average | 185 | |
| Ball Speed | Fast | |
| Style | Tweener | |
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Layout 1
Layout 2

- Locate the mass bias and mark it with "MB"
- Place the major pin 4-¼" from the player's PAP and locate the mass bias (MB) along the player's PAL
- This layout will most often require an extra hole, so place this hole on the PAP and remove excess side weight to "0".
- This layout works well to produce medium length and heavy midlane roll. Usually works well on medium to heavy oil, especially longer oil patterns.
Layout 3

- Locate the mass bias and mark the spot with an "MB". Remember, the mass bias is a fine tuning device used by advanced players.
- Place the major pin 3-3/8" from the PAP and locate the mass bias halfway between the player's ball track and PAL
- Place the extra hole, if necessary, on the player's PAP, removing excess side weight to less than 1 oz.
Note: This is a "High Flare" layout that should only be used by low rev players seeking maximum ball reaction!
Layout 4

- Place the major pin 1-½" from the PAP. Remember to keep the pin along the line located between the PAP and the player's finger holes.
- Place the mass bias in the player's ball track.
- Check side weight to see if an extra hole is necessary. If so, place the hole on the PAP.
- This layout will produce heavy roll with a controllable backend reaction. Players with extensive side roll or high rev players will love this layout to help control dry, short oil patterns with very dry backends











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