Storm Incite Review

The Storm Incite brings a brand new core in the Tensor Core. The Tensor Core goes with Storm's current theme of cores that are asymmetrical but with less asymmetry than traditional asymmetrical high end balls. The coverstock is the Hybrid R4S which was found in the original Storm Fight. This ball is very strong and needs oil. For me it feels like it fits more in the higher end Premier Line than the Master Line as it sits currently. This ball reminds me of a slightly weaker Omega Crux while still providing the same hybrid characteristics. I drilled mine with a short pin layout to give me a strong ball to use on a fresh oil pattern while making sure it is not too angular in the back part of the lane. Although this type of drilling could be tougher to use on house patterns, it will be a staple in my bag for sport patterns to conquer the most control of the pattern. A more traditional pin up layout will give more of a skid/flip ball reaction and a pin down layout will give a more typical smoother ball reaction. If you are looking to replace an Omega Crux or never got your hands on one, this could be a good ball for your bag. Adam Chase Storm Staff

The Incite features the brand new mildly asymmetric tensor core. The tensor core boasts an RG of 2.49 and differential of 0.051 with a PSA of 0.011 in #16 respectively. The core was designed similarly to the rondure core found in the Rubicon and Rubicon UC2. The design intent behind this was to mimic the displaced core mass you have when drilling a symmetric ball with a weight hole. This provides a stronger, smoother and more continuous ball motion without the need of an extra hole. The incite is also wrapped in this year’s formulation of R4S hybrid. When I first threw this ball, I felt like I was throwing a lane shined Omega Crux. It provided a medium to higher amount of friction with being less forward than the Omega. This ball has been a staple in my tournament bag the last month and provides a perfect ball down from an Omega Crux and Gravity Evolve when I need to open up my angles more through the front part of the lane. When compared to the Omega Crux, I found the Incite to be a touch cleaner, more responsive and create less friction overall. The Incite is available for pre order today from any Storm VIP pro shop! Review Video: https://youtu.be/KabJda7kUDI

The Storm Incite features the all-new Tensor Core, which yields an RG of 2.50, Diff or 0.053 and PSA of 0.013, which is wrapped around the Hybrid version of R4S. I drilled mine 5 x 5 x 3. After throwing this ball for while, I was completely impressed on how much backend shape this ball created for being a mild asymmetrical ball. I haven’t found a pattern that at some point this ball wasn’t looking good. I was able to throw it straighter on the fresh and then once the lanes started transitioning I kept on moving in and the ball never stopped. The Incite will fill the bridge between the bigger asymmetrical balls and the symmetrical balls because it’s the best of both words. It is actually a little stronger with a similar down lane move as an Idol Synergy for me but because 3000 grit finish on the Incite, it picks up the lane about a foot sooner and handles the higher volumes a little bit better. No matter the pattern, I will always have the Incite in my bag!

LAYOUT: 5 ½ x 4 x 3 WEIGHT: 16 PIN: 3 ½ TOP: 2.56 RELEASED: February 19, 2021 The Storm Incite, a leader with a field of followers! The Incite is the result of a hot asymmetric hooking up with a muscular symmetric. This ball is what happens when beauty and the beast become one. From what I have seen, this ball is going to work across a wide range of styles. It will afford the lower rotation players a ball that can dig into the pattern out of the box. For those that have the rotation, a little polish, and watch it do the heavy lifting as it changes direction very well. Toss this ball when you have the juice in the front of the lanes as it cuts through everything and anything out there. I hit the Incite with a little Storm Step One polish and ran to the lanes. The colors work on my eyes, but the reaction REALLY WORKS! The ball just respects that we miss as bowlers and opens up the window down the lane. I have pulled this ball, threw it past the breakpoint and it finds its way to the pocket. It does not strike every ball, but it does keep a strong grip on the pocket. So far, I have used this ball on a 44’ house shot and the 2014 Junior Gold Survivor (42', 7.33:1 ratio, 23.75mL) patterns. This ball just shines when it sees oil!

Who else is excited for this Incite?! Storms newest asymmetrical hybrid bowling, Incite, has a brand new core or 2.50 RG and .053 differential with the R4S Hybrid coverstock. I was very excited when I saw the Storm Ball motion video for this ball. It’s a piece I feel like we were missing and it fills the gap between our high end asymmetrical solids to our asymmetrical pearls. The Incite is that perfect in between that we are looking for from a bowling ball that isn’t too early, but isn’t too clean. This ball is best used when your asymmetrical solids are loosing too much energy throughout the lane and its time to start creating shape (on the right side of the lane) in order to get the ball going through the pins the right way in order to carry. The Incite’s use is maximized on medium to heavier volume patterns and range from medium to longer patterns. The best way to think of this ball is Storm’s Rubicon but a little bit stronger throughout the lane. Get yours at your local Storm VIP Pro Shop!

The new Storm Incite is the new hybrid asymmetrical ball. This ball is apart of the Master Line and is the first asymmetrical ball in that line. It features the Tensor Core wrapped in R4S Hybrid. This core is similar to the Rondure Core that is found in the Rubicon and the Rubicon UC2. The core was designed to be a symmetrical ball with a weight hole. This ball is very predictable and controllable. For me it reminds me of a Phaze II with a weight hole. Be sure to get yours today!

Storm Incite Layout - 55 x 5 x 75 The Storm Incite felt like a lot more overall hook than I was originally expecting. It felt super strong and early out of the box, I was using it similarly to a Proton Physix, it has a little less overall hook. I wound up smoothing the surface up to 4000 to create more separation. It is the most similar to a Rubicon, stronger than Phaze 2 but not as strong as Proton Physix. Really good ball, should help you blend out the wet/dry on your league conditions!

As I have stated in previous reviews I am a big fan of hybrid covers that are 2000-4000 Abralon box finish. They tend to match up to my game for quite a few types of patterns. The Storm Incite is no exception to this! The R4S hybrid cover pushes the ball down the lane and even with the Tensor asymmetrical weight block I find the finish to be on the smoother side, but still very strong. I have used this on a handful of different patterns and have seen a lot of recovery on misses to the right. I do also have a Roto Grip RST X-1 and the Storm All Road, both duller hybrids, and this one fits in between the two reaction wise. The RST X-1 is a bit stronger especially down lane with the All Road being longer, smoother, and having less hook overall than the Incite. The Storm Incite is a good ball choice for anyone looking for a versatile stronger ball for many different patterns. I consider myself a tweener and I tend to spin the ball a bit. Drilling specs for the Storm Incite – Pin Buffer: 3 ½”x4”x2” Dual Angle: 45x3 ½”x38

Cover: R4S at 3000 RG: 2.50 Dif:0.053 PSA: 0.013 PAP: 5 ½ x 1 ½ UP Style: Stroker, more Speed Dominate Since switching to SPI equipment primarily Storm, I am extremely excited about the New Incite. I have been looking for a benchmark ball beside my Phaze 2 which is my got to out of the bag storm ball. I have a difficult time matching up with Asymmetrical balls. I am more of a down and in player, more speed dominant with a little lower rev rate (however recently I have worked on increasing the rev rate and lowering the ball speed) I was really surprised how this ball rolled. I drilled this OOB 60 x 3 1/4 x 45 which puts the pin above my ring finger kicked out to the right. I left the cover OOB. The Incite is smooth and predictable with a strong backend motion reads. It is a little later than the Proton Physix but still picks up well and does not burn up on me with the lower PSA is I need a stronger pin to pap layout. The ball picks up well and has strong continuation through the pins. I have a hard time getting Asymmetrical getting through the pins without burning up and getting the right shape. I can move in with this ball and trust the ball will turn the corner. The Incite seems to be very versatile on different lane conditions as well as styles of play. The Incite can be the first ball out of the bag or when you need to switch to something with a smoother reaction that can get through the pins. Great Job Storm for another new innovative Ball!!

Hey everyone, I’m back with another ball review, and this time it’s for the Storm Incite!. In 15 pounds this ball is wrapped in the R4S Hybrid Coverstock and comes 3000-grit Abralon with an RG of 2.50, Diff of .053, and a PSA of .013 with a wonderful Cherry Vanilla smell. When I got this ball I really wasn’t sure what it was intended for. Most of the time I have an idea of when or where I would use a ball but this one had me confused. So I put holes in it and laid it out with a 2 ½ x 6 ½ x 1 ½. I got away from my normal layouts and came up with this one from the VLS program at the bottom of Stormbowling.com. After testing I didn’t hate it, but it didn’t wow me. It is still in the bag as I try to show it, love. I find the slow response off the end of the pattern to be like the original Phaze, Omega Crux, or Rubicon with the length of a Hy-Road. Not bad qualities but I have other balls that fit that space. I do find that when I am throwing the new Hy-Road Max and can not get the 10 out that I can use the Incite and stay right where I was and being a touch cleaner it gets the 10 out. This is definitely a ball that for me needs friction to shine and/or will find its new home in a tournament bag when I am unsure of the surface of the lanes and know that I have a ball that’s lazy, but will still turn the corner without rolling out. Until the next review Bowl Up A Storm! BOWLER STYLE: RH - Power Stroker Rev Rate: 320 Ball Speed: 15-16 PAP: 4 7/8 right 5/8 up. #Storm #VISE #BowlersChoiceProShop #BabesAndBallsBowling #LogoInfusion #IAmBowling (coupon code HIRSCH 20% off at checkout) YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVgKzdcnglpcCjAVFMBiVNg Brian Hirsch

The INCITE is stronger than I initially thought, which makes it better on higher volumes and longer patterns. I will use this ball right after the Reality or Rubicon, but before I pull out the Phaze 2 or Nuclear Cell. The INCITE really picks up mid lane and continues strong through the pins. When I compared it to the Nuclear Cell in my ball review, it picked up several feet sooner and gave me a smoother rounder motion. I think polishing the INCITE would help in some instances, like bowling on house shots or modified house shots. I really like the color combination and the scent of this ball as well. I can’t wait to throw this ball more and learn more about what it’s able to do. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qol7MzXYWOI&t=2s Trevor Roberts 2016 PBA Southern Regional Rookie Of The Year Storm Products / Turbo 2n1 Grips / Bowlifi Staff Member Right Handed Rev Rate: 400 Speed: 16 PAP: 5 1/2 up 13/16

This ball is basically never going to see a house shot. It is way stronger than I had anticipated but I am glad because it is filling a hole in my bag I didn’t know I had. I have a slower rev rate with my average speed being around 15 mph so I need balls that will dig into the mid-lane but not over react before it gets to the pins. This is exactly what this ball does for me, a nice smooth shape with a lot of power going all the way through the pins. I really get along with hybrid cover stocks especially when bowling on sport patterns so I am not surprised that I am liking the Incite as much as I am. Not my favorite color scheme but at least it smells good!

I drilled my INCITE up 65 x 4.5 x 30. I have thrown it at box finish which is 3000 and also hit it with a 2000 pad. The 2000 surface seems to liven up the ball for me so I try to touch it up every 6-10 games. The intent was more out of curiosity. This is a new cover and new core design so I didn't know what to expect compared to other releases. The numbers spec out as a lower rg/higher diff but lower intermediate diff. Storm Products has been putting out lower intermediate diff balls with different core shapes to promote a motion like a ball with a weight hole in it. Balls with weight holes for me were usually smoother and earlier in motion. The INCITE is a good ball for my game. I can throw it when the big covers are too early or slowing down like my PROTON PHYSIX or RG UFO and the shinier hybrids like my IDOL SYNERGY are not getting thru the pin deck strongly. Compared to the RST-X1, the INCITE is smoother for me and could be a ball down if I take the cover on X1 down to 1000. With this progression, the INCITE would float thru the heads when the X1 is starting to straighten up or get too slow.

Introducing the brand new Storm Incite! The new Incite features the R4S Hybrid Coverstock wrapped around the Tensor Core! The Incite compared to the Proton PhysiX for me is that the Proton PhysiX hooks more as the Incite reads the midlane very well and, keeps going down lane through the pins with a continuous backend motion. My Incite is definitely going to compliment my Proton PhysiX for when it starts to hook to early and, become lazy on the backend. The Incite is a new and, unique shape the fits very well in my arsenal so, do yourself a favor and, get 1 of these you won't be disappointed!

The new Storm Incite features the Tensor Core wrapped around the R4S Hybrid Cover. I drilled my Incite with the pin above the bridge with the MB kicked. It's about 3.5 inches from my PAP. This ball was more aggressive out of the box than I thought it would be, and it really compliments the Proton Physix very well. The Proton is extremely early, where as the Incite goes a little longer and reads the mids with a continuous hook. If you're a fan of hybrids youll want to check this ball out! It will compliment any big solid or big pearl ball in your bag!

This ball is a complete game changer. It fits right in between the proton physix and the phaze 2. this ball is good for when the proton is too much and when the phaze 2 just isn't there yet. This ball will be great for medium to heavy lane conditions depending on the speed and revs to the player. The design of the new core wrapped in the r4s cover is by far one of my favorite combinations. Don't sleep on this new ball, you have to try this new piece!

Cover: R4S Hybrid Reactive Core: Tensor Core Finish: 3000 RG: 2.50 Diff: 0.053 ME: Right-Handed Tweener Speed: 12-13 mph Rev Rate: 315 PAP: 4 7/8 Right 3/8 Up Ball Layout: Pin over Ring 65 X 5 X 15 The new Storm Incite is another strong addition in the master line. The tensor core powers the incite by creating very strong mid-lane roll. The sanded finish of the r4s hybrid gives the ball just enough teeth to start hooking in the oil but still allows the ball to retain energy. I tested the incite on kegel's beaten path pattern to be sure I had enough oil up front. Even with the extra head oil, (compared to the normal houseshot) the incite was very aggressive in the mid-lane for me. I feel like this ball will be very popular for guys with more speed who want to be sure the ball doesn't miss the spot. I had to make an adjustment about a zone left of where I normally play on a fresh shot so it was definitely a strong motion and overall hook. When I moved in and went around the lane I was happy to see that the ball still continued well. With such a predictable move in the mids I always worry about a ball slowing down too much when trying to cover boards. Even with my lower ball speed the incite kept coming around and I really liked it when I stayed in and closed the angle a bit. This is helpful when I'm battling wet/dry in our house as the move left sometimes doesn't help enough with how hard some balls come off the try. The Incite was perfect for playing this line which makes me think I'll like it on longer patterns. I would recommend that bowlers with lower ball speed like mine, or for bowling on drier house shots, change the surface up a bit. The hybrid r4s responds well to those changes creating much more downlane shape when polished or the finish being brought up.

I struggled with this ball out of the box. The ball wanted to hook immediately and not give much shape down lane. The R4S Hybrid cover with the 3000 grit surface was super strong. I typically do not add any shine to my equipment but It was necessary for this one. I used the Storm Step 2 compound on top of factory finish and boom, it was good to go. This ball is now what I was hoping it would be. It reads the mid lane pretty well but still provides angle. I see this as being similar to the Omega Crux but an improvement. I wasn’t able to get in and hook the Omega, but the Incite I can. I have adjusted my layouts for these lower Intermediate Diff balls that are making their way to the product line (Incite, Rubicon, Rubicon UC2). My typical pin up layout is 50x5x30 or 4x5x2. My layouts for these are 40x5x30 or 4-1/4x5x2. this gets the PSA closer to the Vertical Axis Line and letting the ball act more like it has a hole in it. Balls in Heavy Rotation Zen-4x5x2 or 50x5x30 UC2-4-1/4x5x2 or 40x5x30 Parallax Effect- 4x5-1/4x2 or 50x5-1/4x30

The newest addition to the Master line at Storm is the Incite and, wow, it’s impressive! The masterminds at Storm decided to marry a symmetrical and asymmetrical core along wrapped in a hybrid coverstock, the Incite is an excellent addition to the line. The RG comes in at 2.50 and differential of .053, it’s been a great compliment to the Proton Physix, RST X-1, and Rubicon UC-2. I’ve drilled one Incite so far and really like it. I mapped it out as 5.5 x 4.5 x 80. This puts the pin above my middle finger and the mass bias just to the right of my thumb. I’ve left the surface alone @ 3000 and it’s experienced some lane shine. I’ve had the most success when urethane has been thrown, the lanes feel “tight” down lane, and it’s tough to get balls to go through the pins the right way. I believe because of the combination of a hybrid cover and asymmetrical core, the Incite still runs over the 8 pin! With Urethane being such a big part of today’s game, the Incite is a perfect ball to use once Urethane starts to bog down or not go through the pins correctly. Go drill one!

First off, when I opened the box and got the first smell of the Incite, I fell in love. The cherry vanilla scent is amazing. After I put some holes in it, and went with my typical pin above bridge layout, I am ecstatic with how it rolls. I have the RST X-1 and the balls are very similar. I will say as I move farther left, the Incite does continue better, but the shape & backend from both of the balls are very similar. If you need a high-end ball for medium to heavy patterns, you should highly consider the Incite!

Definitely added a different shape to the bag with the Incite. I was a big fan of the Omega Crux and the Incite will be replacing it. Blends the wet dry similarly for me as the Crux did but I get more shape down lane that allows me to chase left more and continue using it longer then the Omega Crux. Also works fantastic on tighter back ends for me. When urethane is being thrown I can close up my angles and this goes threw the pins better then anything I've seen.

The storm incite is a ball that I will have in my league bag and my tournament bag. I only usually throw balls that I feel comfortable with I don’t tend to fight we ball to long. The Incite gave me some good vibes and I got confident with it right away. It actually really reminds me of the Storm Lock I still have a lock so I compared them and I do get old lock feels with the incite. I would say the incite just goes through the pins a little better. This ball really helps bridge the gap between symmetric and asymmetric for sure. With the new rule of no weight holes these companies will have to try and make up for that with the Cores. Storm really did that with this ball it have some symmetrical vibes with the nice continuous shape.

I am a player that matches well with his rev rate (380) and speed (17mph) Sport average : 190 House shot : 220 Layout :55 x 4 1/2x 30 Bowlers who don’t understand who those numbers please don’t get discouraged. Please ask your local pro shop for some help. So this Secret Weapon is completely under the radar! BRead more about review stating Secret Weaponowlers who are looking for a stronger motion than their Storm Hy-Road Max or Storm IQ Tour- this is your ball. I drilled mine about 4 1/2 inches away from my PAP and I am able to throw this practically anywhere. The house I typically bowl at has a ton of oil and I am able to throw it all 3 games in league. Sport Bowlers - Use this ball on flatter and heavier patterns. League Bowlers - You will be able to use this ball if you have a lot of oil on the lane

First, some stats about me. I am a medium speed (15-16 MPH) player and slightly rev dominant. Last I checked, rev rate around 380 RPM. My A game is playing the middle part of the lane on a house pattern (between 15 and 20 at the arrows) but do not have a problem moving to either extreme if the pattern calls for it. My PAP is 4 7/16 over by 5/16 up. The layout used on the ball is a 50 x 4 3/4 x 40, the same layout used on the balls used in the Storm Matchmaker we held at our facility! It has a 3000 Grit finish on the R4S hybrid that looks a bit duller than that but it does shine up pretty well with use. The lane surface at my home house, Port Huron Lanes in Port Huron, MI, is Brunswick ProLane with a 42' house oil pattern. For the house pattern, I always start with my feet on 25 and just aim at 15 to get the ball to 6-7 at the break point. For as textured as this cover is, it still got decent length and likes to roll forward off the dry boards. Very good for helping control the squeaky clean backends we see. This reaction is helpful for me to determine how the lanes are playing and if I need to go in another direction for reaction shape. Benchmark shape reaction for me. I can see this ball being very good first out of the bag but due to strength of cover/core combo, I would need to move out of this ball when I need to get away from that part of the lane and steepen my launch angle. This ball seems to be a bit too rolly to be one you can stick with for multiple games in a block but it is very good for it's intention. When i tried to increase axis rotation and move further left, it didn't seem to want to pop off the spot like the Trend, etc. That said, I can see this ball being very good at helping me keep my angles closed on tighter lane conditions. Overall, this ball will certainly have a place in my bag for that mid-high end reaction. It helps me read the lanes with consistency and is highly recommended by me. Thanks for reading!

The Storm Incite is a ball that gives me a different look than other balls out now with more skid/flip/set motion. I drilled it 5.5x4x2. It has more of directional change on the backend that just sits to the pocket and goes straight back. Most other recent releases have that continuous drive that’s sometimes is too much as it goes thru the pins. I shined mine with Storm Pro Finish Step 2 ball polish. This gives me the length I need to get thru the front part to save energy on the backend. This ball for me kind of has the feel of the original Lock or even going back to the El Nino 2000. It just sets up, flips and drives straight back thru the pocket. Definitely a different look than any other Storm ball on the market today. I was able to play oil line on the THS around 3rd arrow out to 8. My PAP is 5-1/8 and 1/8 up. Usually around 15-16mph, I’d probably be classified between and tweener and cranker. See my ball review video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HjeofYbVwc

The new Storm Incite features the all new Tensor core wrapped in the R4S hybrid coverstock. The intent with the new core design is to simulate the ball motion achieved by the now illegal weight hole without having to drill an extra hole into the core. This ball is one of the most versatile balls I have seen in a long time. This ball can be used on a wide variety of lane conditions and bowlers of all styles will find a use for it. The hybrid coverstock comes finished at 3000 grit abralon but still clears the front part of the lanes with ease. The backend motion of the Incite is a motion not normally seen from an asymmetrical ball. The strong motion and continuation thru the pins is something that is usually seen in a symmetrical ball. This ball is definitely a step down from the Proton Physix but will complement it nicely when the Proton Physix is just too strong. The Incite works well from any part of the lane. It can be used up the boards on longer patterns and can be used from deep inside angles as well. This is a ball of the year sleeper for me.

Incite The Incite is a combination of the new Tensor core and the R4S hybrid cover. Where I see this ball fitting in the Storm lineup is right in between the high-end asymmetric balls like the Parallax Effect and the more traditional symmetric balls like the Axiom Pearl. I drilled my Incite 45x4x20 and I am really impressed by the length I get even with the sanded hybrid cover and the control on the back that the Incite gives me. I like to think of these small asymmetric cores (cores with low intermediate differential) as hybrid cores. These types of cores allow you to have the best of both worlds, much in the same way that hybrid covers do. The Incite is an instant success!

The Storm Incite has slightly different core shape, which results in a noticeable difference in ball motion. The Incite is a mild asymmetric ball that blends the line between top-of-the-line asymmetric and symmetric bowling balls. I chose to drill my Incite with a pin down layout: 55 x 5 x 75. In my eyes, this ball has a very smooth overall motion. This core and cover combination seems to work very well when I need to blend the over/under reaction. I can also use this ball on shorter medium patterns where I need to keep my launch angles a little straighter. When a stronger ball like Proton PhysiX overreacts, Incite might be the next ball to go to before going into symmetrical cores. I can see myself using this ball a lot on league nights or oil patterns where a lot of wet/dry reaction occurs.

The new Storm Incite features the all new Tensor core wrapped in the R4S hybrid coverstock. This ball has been very versatile for me, and takes surface changes very well. When taking a 1000 grit pad to it, I was able to play the oil in the middle part of the lane without losing any carry on the corner pins. It picks up so well in the midlane, but did not lose much on the backend I also threw some Storm Reacta Shine on it up just see and was not disappointed. I was amazed to see how clean the ball was through the front part of the lane, and the recovery on the end was very strong. This is probably the most versatile ball in my bag and cant wait to see what does on some tournament shots.

The Storm Incite will definitely be a ball I take to league and tournaments. We only have four people on a pair during league so the lanes don’t break down quick or as much. I was looking for something stronger to add to my bag that was less than the Proton PhysiX and decided on the Incite. I am very glad I did. This ball is smooth through the fronts and really pops on the backend. This is just what I was looking for to add to my arsenal. I have a low rev rate and higher ball speed so when I have to start moving left I usually ball up and this will be something I can ball up to. I can even start the night with it, keep moving left with my feet, and it still bangs through the 1-3. I look forward to seeing what this ball is going to give me on a sport shot. I am heading to Women’s Nationals next month and the Open Championships in June. This ball will be one that I take with me.

Ball Specs: Core: Tensor Core Coverstock: R4S Hybrid Reactive Factory finish: 3000 grit-Abralon Rg: 2.50 Diff: .053 Intermediate Diff: .013 Bowler Specs: Right Handed Rev Rate: 325 rpm Speed 15.5 Mph PAP: 5 ¼ over ¾ up Ball Layout: 30 X 5 X 30 dual angle Video ball review: https://youtu.be/lMZk_TS4Uc8 With this latest Storm release I wasn’t sure what to expect out of the new core design. This piece was drilled to fit in between the RST X-1 and my Rubicon. When it comes to comparing the ball motion to the other two balls the hybrid reactive cover and core combination of the Incite gave me more length and a sharper movement off the dry than the RST and the Rubicon. On the house shots during my leagues and filming my ball comparison video the R4S hybrid cover on the Incite would shine quickly giving me a small amount of frames with a consistent reaction. With my speed and rev rate this created a very conditional piece in the arsenal. After filming I practiced with the Incite and tried to play deeper lines thinking I was not reading how early or late the ball was getting into the roll phase. I moved to play 3rd and 4th arrow along with rolling the Parallax Effect in the same part of the lane. The over/ under on the house shot was still there with the Incite but the Parallax Effect was giving me an overall earlier and more predictable reaction off the end of the 38 foot house shot. Pete Dohan Storm Bowling Amateur Staff #StormNation

This is by far the most technically advanced bowling ball I ever owned . As relayed by Alex Hoskins in his youtube video about the Tensor core with the different layers allow the core to have higher RG areas closer to the surface and the low points producing lower RG areas. With doing a 2 inch P2P layout, Bret at Bowlers' Supply able him to leave more of the rounded peaks undisturbed allowing the ball to save energy downlane and not slow down too early like a symmetric ball with a 2 inch P2P layout. The R4S cover adds more power downlane then the R2S has produced in the past. The R4S cover does take cover changes very well. From 500 grit to 4000 grit. I decided to take it back down to 3000 grit because it suited the pattern best over the course of several games. Compared to a Proton Physix, the incite is longer and stronger from the foul line to the pit. Will keep this one in the ball arsenal for a good long time.

Layout: 65 x 4 ½ x 35 The Incite, despite having a lower mass bias differential, still has an absolute ton of mid-lane roll. It gets through the front of the lane a little easier than the traditional high-end sanded asymmetrical ball, but then digs in throughout the midlane and backend. It is right at home for fresh house shots, or any medium-heavy oil lane condition. In a comparison to the Rubicon, Roto Grip's lower asym differential ball, the Incite is definitely stronger overall. I would place it below the Proton Physix, but stronger than balls like the Axiom and HyRoad Max. For most people, this could easily be the strongest ball in their bag.

This ball is very good on medium oil condition,I'm very comfortable with and I would recommend it to all my friends.

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Storm Incite Before drilling Rg. 2.50 Diff .053 Int. .013 I drilled this ball 5 ¾ x 4 x 2. I went with a longer pin to pap because the after drilling numbers on this ball are higher and I wanted to see the ball get through the fronts a little easier. The Incite is dull out of box, so I decided to shine it. I use 5 ¾ pins on asymmetrical balls with higher than a .050 diff, because I like to see my ball glide through the fronts when the front part of the lane is hooking. I love the colors, and it looks awesome going down the lane. My recommendations for slower ball speed players are to bring up the cover to a shiny finish to get the ball to store more energy. Rev Rave 425 Pap 5 ½ over ¼ up Axis Tilt >5 degrees Axis Rotation 45 degrees Storm Pro Shop Staff

Storm Incite Layout: 4 1/2 x 4 x 2 Rev Rate: 325 rpm, 7 degree of axis tilt, 40 degree of axis rotation Testing information: 41 foot THS (medium to light volume) Bowling Center: Fulton Bowling Center Kegel Machine – Brunswick Anvilane The Storm Incite utilizes the new R4S hybrid coverstock with the Tensor core. The Tensor core is designed to place the thumb hole in a specific place in the core. The Incite can be fine tuned with this design and with coverstock adjustments. The Incite is Storm’s version of a lower-end asymmetrical ball to replace the symmetrical balls with ow weight holes. The Incite rolled very similar to the Roto Grip RST X-1. Visit your local Storm VIP Pro Shop! #Stormnation #SquadRG

Incite: Master Series Coverstock: R4S Hybrid Reactive Finish: 3000 Grit Abralon Core: Tensor Asymmetric Core RG: 2.50 (15lb) Differential: 0.053 (15lb) Int. Differential: .013 Layout: 4 x 4 x 1 Tester PAP: 5 1/8 R, 1/2 D Lane Condition: Medium – Heavy Pattern Review: 42’ Typical House Pattern The all new Storm Incite lights a new dimension into ball motion. The new Tensor core combined with R4S Hybrid coverstock brings some new thoughts and ideas to your game. Let’s take a deeper look into this THS review from an older, straighter, low-rev player’s viewpoint. The new Tensor asymmetric core rolled quite briskly down lane from the first shot. I found the core to rev a bit earlier like a symmetrical core, yet it took its time to stand up down lane like an asymmetric. With the combined look of asym/sym in mind, this core rolled best for me with more firmness off my hand and generally more of an “attack” to the lanes. I needed to get this core down lane vigorously to retain its energy at the pins; otherwise being a lower rev player using a soft hand would cause the core to roll out and leave those “I felt it off my hand” ten pins. I’m a huge fan of hybrid coverstocks for my style and the R4S Hybrid clearly delivers on the Incite! This cover LOVES oil! I had fun starting out on fresh oil standing inside and rolling 12-16 rather than standing far right and looking 6 -11. The R4S cover has a strong bite to it and being a higher speed player I enjoyed the traction it provided while rolling outside of my comfort zone. The 3000 grit box finish reacted well early on, but a tweak to 4000 grit and a bit of lane shine brought the best overall reaction out of the R4S for me. In conclusion, the new Incite is a strong and effective ball from Storm. For THS bowlers, you will find the Incite fits well with longer house patterns and higher volumes of oil. Further, because of the uniqueness this ball provides, I would strongly suggest the Incite for those youth or adults looking to transition from THS to challenge patterns. The Storm Incite clearly has its place. Add it to your arsenal today! Rick Klimowicz Storm Products Pro Shop Staff Roll the Ball Pro shop Penndel, Pa

The Incite from Storm, the Bowler’s Company, has an all new weight block called the Tensor Core, and uses the R4S Hybrid coverstock. The Tensor Core has an Rg of 2.50, a differential of 0.053, and an Intermediate differential of 0.013 in 15lb bowling balls. The color combination of goldenrod, graphite, and crimson with silver labels really pops on the shelf. The cover is finished from the factory with a 3000 grit abralon finish. The Tensor core is a mildly asymmetrical weight block that is to emulate a symmetrical ball, with a balance hole. I drilled the Incite using a 4.5 X 3 X 4 layout. This layout, for me, helps to promote ease through the front of the lane, with a solid, strong continuous motion through the backend and through the pins. The Incite provides ample traction in the midlane with the box finish, but does smooth out a bit over time with usage. A freshening up with a new abralon pad brings back the solid midlane traction that the R4S Hybrid coverstock provides. I like to use my Incite when my Axiom with the same pin placement starts to get a little lazy around the corner because of oil carry-down on medium to higher volume patterns. The Axiom is perfect when the backends are fresh and I need a slower continuous motion through the pins, but as the lane goes through transition, the Incite is the ball to go to because it has a more defined motion off the spot and gives me better angle than what the Axiom provides. The Incite is also a great ball down from my Proton Physixs with 4.5 X 2 X 4 layout. When the Proton gets too angular, but I still need a defined motion, I can drop down to the Incite and get more length and have less angle through the pins. I really like the Incite. The Incite is a ball that has a decent amount of pattern coverage, and the coverstock takes changes well. Stop by your local Storm VIP pro shop, and drill an Incite today. Bowl up a Storm!

Storm Incite Coverstock: R4S Hybrid Reactive Core: Tensor The Storm Incite brings a new core, the Tensor Core, to the lineup. This core/cover combo brings a different reaction that I see in my current arsenal. I see the Incite being a good compliment to my Roto Grip RST X-1. For me, the Incite starts to read earlier and smoother than my RST. Incite is a little weaker overall (comparing to the RST) too. When the RST is going too long or I need to adjust my angle, the Incite will be an easy ball to switch to. The Incite is another piece that shows how Storm is doing a great job filling arsenal gaps without too much overlap across the 3 brands (Storm, Roto Grip, 900 Global).

This is probably one of my favorite modern Storm releases. I have shot multiple 700+ series with this ball. Def going to need to stockpile a few of these. Don't miss out on this ball while it is still around!

United States

this ball is a beast. probably the most under the radar ball in a long time.

florida, United States

Smells like Cherry poptarts , it's extremely responsive to friction but gives some hold in the oil , could see this being in the sort of 3 ball / house shot killer territory. My wife really enjoys it. Wish I had bought myself one now.

Virginia, United States