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By far is my favorite of the Pitch line.Stop by your local Storm VIP Shop and give it a look. Logged The Fever Pitch is probably the most anticipated ball in some time. I was SHOCKED when I first threw this ball. It was a motion from “urethane” that we’ve been missing in our line. My Pitch Blue was by far the weakest urethane ball I had. The Fever Pitch is much stronger than the Pitch Blue and can be used on more than just the “driest of dry” oil patterns. It provides a good compliment to the Pitch Black as well. I think when the oil begins to carry down on the shorter patterns, the Fever Pitch be the go to ball because it has more pop than the Pitch Black. In all, the Fever Pitch is similar in strength to the Pitch Black, the difference lies in where they read the lane. The Pitch Black reads the front part of the lane HARD. The Fever Pitch sees the fronts less and offers some more motion down lane.Players can start out on the lower volume patters/shorter patterns with a Pitch Black. When the oil starts to carry down, you’ll be able to switch to the Fever Pitch with no problems. In my opinion this Fever Pitch will be better suited for the heavy handed guys and the slower ball speed players. Logged Storm Fever Pitch Review by Casey MurphyOrientation: Right HandedRev Rate: 375 RPMSpeed: 16-17 MPHPAP: 4 5/8 straight acrossLocation: Enterprise Park Lanes, Springfield MOPattern: High Volume THSLayout: 50, 4 7/8, 70Disliked the Hot Cell, Pitch Black and Pitch Blue. I could hit the hole ALLLLLL DAY and never throw more than a double. I don’t match up to urethane. Fever Pitch is different. First time I threw it

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Starts seeing the front part of the lane too much, and starts bailing downlane. Be sure to head to your local storm VIP pro shop and preorder your very own Storm Fever pitch today! #TeamStormReview Video: Logged Storm Fever PitchAs someone who throws urethane from time-to-time and bowls a lot of tournaments… THANK YOU, STORM!!!This is a shape that was sorely missing for the Storm line. The traditional urethane covers that were on the Pitch Black and Blue are great at blending a pattern and giving a super smooth and predicable shape down lane, but if they are not so great on longer patterns or on carry down. The Fever Pitch solves for all of this! It is not as early as the Pitch Black but corners way harder than the Pitch Blue. The Fever features the brand-new PWR+CTRL Urethane cover that is very versatile for a urethane. I have thrown mine at box as well as a few different surfaces and my favorite default surface so far seems to be 1,000 grit. Even there it is not as early as the Black and still has more shape the Blue. I am so happy with this ball and see myself having many of these in the future. I see this being THE urethane ball on the market for many years to come. If you want to incorporate a urethane ball in your arsenal or need something for when the Pitch Black/Blue don’t give you enough shape on the back, you NEED THE FEVER. Logged Storm Fever Pitch The Storm Fever Pitch is the newest addition to the Urethane Pitch line of bowling balls. It features the Power + Control Pearl Urethane Cover with the Tour Block Symmetrical in the center. I tested on our house shot which is 42 feet

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I had a 9 bagger. I still control the pocket without any problem, but the Fever Pitch is strong enough and sharp enough on the back to give me the angle and carry I’m always seeing other people get. Urethane Haters = going to love itUrethane Lovers = going to love it Logged Storm Fever PitchLayout: 4 x 4 x 2 Storm Pin Buffer LayoutRev Rate: 300 rpm, 7 degree of axis tilt, 40 degree of axis rotationTesting information: 41 foot THS (medium to light volume)Bowling Center: Fulton Bowling CenterKegel Machine – Brunswick AnvilaneThe Storm Fever Pitch utilizes the new Tour Core and the new PWR+CTRL pearl urethane coverstock. Usually a thick shell means a great ball. I think that is true with this ball also. The orange pearl cover has some real shelf appeal. It is growing on me. The Fever Pitch is longer than the Pitch Black and corners better than the Pitch Blue. I definitely get more back end motion from it verses my Pitch Black. I use the Fever Pitch as my spare ball and have to be careful not to cut it short when shooting the 10-pin because it will hook past.Visit your local Storm VIP Pro Shop!#Stormnation#SquadRG Logged Right HandedBall weight: 16Rev Rate: 400Ball Speed: 17Axis Tilt: 7Axis Rotation: 45*PAP: 3 3/4 horizontal, 7/8 upLayout: 4” pin to pap, 2 ½ from VALI’m not really a urethane guy… I’ve got a Pitch Black for short patterns and it works well when I’m actually able to use it. However, it’s not often that I can use urethane in league or anything other than a regional.Yet, with all of the hype around the Fever Pitch, I had to drill one up (hype or not, I would have drilled one…). I’ve had a chance to roll it

Topic: Fever Pitch Urethane Pearl (Read 23311 times) Ball NPS Score: 100.00 bowling.com has the largest selection of bowling ballsClick here to shop.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 PearlAll colors do vary somewhat from the picture shownCoverstock: PWR+CTRL Pearl UrethaneCore: Tour BlockFinish: 2000-grit AbralonRG: 2.61 (for a 15# ball)Differential: 0.030 (for a 15# ball)Recommended Lane Condition: Light Oil Logged I am very interested in this ball. I need a ball that can go long due to my very slow speed. Logged Eddie look at the after dark pearl. It’s probably a better option for you Logged The Fever Pitch was one of the most surprising balls I have thrown to date. I usually have preconceived ideas of if I am going to like or dislike a ball prior to having the opportunity to throw it. The Fever Pitch being urethane instantly raised a red flag and subjected me to the notion I wasn't going to like it. I, also, wasn't going to even bother drilling it. My history with urethane was I could get to the pocket but couldn't carry. The Pitch Black would get there and I would go flat 10 and the Pitch Blue wasn't early enough. With that said, my preconceived notion was dead wrong. I absolutely loved the Fever Pitch and what I saw from this ball. The ball read