Crux bowling ball review

The Crux exemplifies performance for dedicated bowlers. The Catalyst Core is not only groundbreaking technology, but will become the stimulation of exceptional bowling. In the heart of the ball lies the innovative Catalyst Core.

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Crux bowling ball review

It builds upon its extremely popular and powerful predecessor, the CRUX hybrid, which was released in October No balance hole was necessary. In this new release the ERG pearl reactive cover stock previously seen in the BYTE gives the ball a clean motion through the front of the lane as you would expect, but without being overly resistant to fresh oil like some pearls are. It performed every bit in the way I hoped it would. It was strong enough that a little bit of a miss left into the volume didn't cause it to drastically underreact and a little miss right into the dry didn't result in severe overreaction. I had a solid the first game with four ringing ten pins on the right lane, which was setting some of the worst racks for a right hander I've seen in a while. At another local center with a softer, higher friction lane surface where Storm's ROCKET has been awesome lately, on a night when they were playing tighter than usual for some reason, the CRUX PEARL turned a night of bad carry including four blower 's in the first two games into a decent set with the last game. It allowed for opening up the lane enough to create some area at the breakpoint without being so volatile that the shot shape was hard to control. In fact, it should serve anyone who has grown to love the CRUX as a good compliment to it. This would especially be true if you've had to shine up the surface of the CRUX at all to get the reaction you're looking for on your center's typical house pattern.

Folks that bowl at Sterling Bowl in league will really be able to take advantage of the strength of this ball.

First Impressions Wow this thing is dull out of box. The grit makes sure it hooks up and goes, showing off some punch. A big thank you to Jeff Miller and Ron Hoppe. Your driller will alter the shape to suit your game. This sure looks like plenty of surface out of box. The swirly colors allow you to see the core transition and you can see and feel that grittiness and core chug and lope as it transitions.

Are you desperately looking for one of the most aggressive bowling balls ever made by Storm? You have come to the right place. Today we are going to dissect one of a kind, the Storm Crux Prime bit by bit and explain all the positive aspects of using it in your game. That being said, ready to take your bowling experience to the next level? For starters, the asymmetrical catalyst core from the crux series is back. There have been several crux releases over season last couple years since the Alpha. But Storm Crux Prime is the first stateside one in a couple of years. The big news, though, is the coverstock.

Crux bowling ball review

First Impressions Storm is going for a very aggressive top line ball. How usable will this be on a typical house shot? All I can tell you is it gets better the deeper you get! Your driller will alter the shape to suit your game. As typical, very aggressive pieces that limit their own versatility get knocked down in terms of value. So a fairly low RG will help make this ball roll heavy. Then you have the ERG Hybrid coverstock finished with grit out of box. This makes for one aggressive ball overall.

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Well I lipped out this putt on If I can keep it in the pocket, it always hits well. Most heavy oil balls are smooth and rolly and don't like angle, or simply burn up too much energy trying to make the turn. At that stage, the Rad-X core in the Lock is generating more angle. The more I throw this the more I get comfortable trusting my shots and seeing the great shape it creates. After getting some lane oil in the cover, the Alpha Crux tamed out a bit and made it easier to control. I left it box finish to start which is abralon. This ball is clean while still being heavy rolling. Did you miss your activation email? For the lower rev rate and speed players the Omega will get down the lane a little longer then the Prime but still have plenty of pop down lane. I was really looking forward to seeing how the new GI Pearl cover would perform on the lanes. Comparing my Alpha Crux to the original Crux, both with the same surface and slightly stronger PSA placement on the Alpha, the Alpha is more controllable off the spot than the original Crux. As oil pushed down it helped a bit but it would be best to change to a different ball. Overall a good looking piece from Storm and one that we'll be recommending often at Total Bowling Gear.

The Storm Crux Prime pairs a proven asymmetrical core design with an aggressive new coverstock built to navigate the deepest oil patterns around.

Nathan Craven April 27, Did you miss your activation email? After getting some lane oil in the cover, the Alpha Crux tamed out a bit and made it easier to control. Strong motion but controllable. I think we will leave it at for the time being and see what happens. Home Help Search Login Register. This ball felt like something special on the sport shot. However, the Alpha gives you a look that other heavy oil balls won't or can't. Storm Crux Ball Technology For eight years running now, more professionals have included Storm in their arsenal than any other brand. I am left handed and I throw between MPH.