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We are thrilled to introduce you to the Storm DNA Coil bowling ball, the newest addition to our extensive selection of bowling balls. With its unique features that set it apart from other balls on the market, the ball offers bowlers a new level of control, power, and precision.
What sets this ball apart from others is its innovative EXO Pearl coverstock resulting in a perfect combination of length and traction. Its highly advanced asymmetric Supercoil core design also plays a crucial role in enhancing the ball’s performance, improving its stability and predictability on the lane. All of these features work together in harmony to provide bowlers with a seamless and flawless experience on the lanes.
The Storm DNA Coil is a valuable addition to anyone’s arsenal. Whether you’re a casual bowler or a seasoned pro, this ball offers a level of performance that is unmatched by any other. So what are you waiting for? Dive into our in-depth review and discover all the amazing features of the DNA Coil.
Storm DNA Coil Bowling Ball
Not every bowler is made the same and not every bowling ball is made the same. As you discover your personal bowling DNA Profile, you can expect this new bowling ball to give you a great read of the midlane. If you drilled the original DNA, try the same layout on your DNA Coil and expect the same early-revving action, but with a longer, more angular ball motion we all look for as the lanes start to break down.
A great coverstock simply goes to waste unless paired with the right core for the job at hand. The Supercoil Core has a substantial amount of mass built around its equator. This drives the RG down and enables the ball to better read the midlane. This allows the ball to start its hook before the end of the pattern, which is what most bowlers in the world demand.
