Burn up the lanes with the RED HOT FLAME!
Guaranteed to smoke the competition!
Red Hot Flame Specifications:
| COMPOSITION: | Curelyon Reactive Cover Stock with "Glow in the Dark" Properties |
| WEIGHT BLOCK: | 5-Piece Multi-Density Core -- 12 to 16 pound 4-Piece Multi-Density Core -- 10 to 11 pound |
| COLOR: | Red Hot |
| FINISH: | Factory Polished - can be sanded |
| LOGOS: | Flame, Storm, "S", "Eye of the Storm" |
| RADIUS OF GYRATION: | Medium/High |
| DIFFERENTIAL: | Low |
| D-SCALE: | 76-78 |
| HOOK POTENTIAL: | 10 on a scale of 1 to 20 |
| TRACK FLARE POTENTIAL: | 3" |
| LENGTH: | 9 on a scale of 1 to 10 |
| BACKEND: | 5 on a scale of 1 to 10 |
The Red Hot produces the most length of any Storm reactive bowling ball. Features include 4-piece multi-density core inside a pearl Curelyon coverstock for minimal track flare and good length through the mid-lane. The Hot Line provides an excellent selection for entry level bowlers who want performance.
| Line | Hot |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Coverstock | Curelyon Reactive |
| Core | 4-piece |
| RG | Medium-High |
| Differential | Low |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Polished |
| Weights | 10 thru 16lbs |
2 Reviews
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shickdaddy
This ball was great for dry lanes but if you hit any oil forget about it. I found that early in the balls life it was excellent especially on dry lanes. But as the days and years wore on it seemed to lose its effectiveness. Even after a resurfacing job it was only good for about ten games and then would die of on me. The amount of over under that I received from the ball when I did encounter dry lanes forced me to get rid of the ball. Always carried when it hit the pocket though. Perhaps it is the way I have adapted my game to allow me to play more lane conditions, but all my other old stuff seems to work fine.
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Quantum Lefty
first got the ball from a friend of mine plugged it and drilled it 12:00 stacked leverage with a very little weight hole. Firs impression of the ball was that it would go very long and have a little pop in the back end. LITTLE POP INDEED! threw the ball on a 10 to 10 block oiled 33 feet, buffed to 35. The ball rolled very nicely down the lane and all of a suddenly it found a dry board, curled up and took off. That's why i give it an 8 out of ten. if the lanes are dry the ball is gonna hook but if there is oil foget a bout it! NEW NEWS.. shot 300 with it at Strike n' Spare lanes in St.Louis using the Red Hot Flame
