I know he is a Storm staffer.  What multi-colored ball was he using?

        That wasn’t a Phaze, was it?  Probably a Crux Prime.

I think he used an Idol Pearl on the left lane.

He used an Idol Pearl on the left lane and Son!Q on the right lane.

Quote from: Gill Man on February 04, 2019, 07:01:45 PM

All of the Storm staffers were rolling the Crux Prime

Quote from: bonez44s on February 25, 2019, 11:16:10 AM

Super Sonic It's not out yet

Both of you need new televisions.

Date of the original post referenced the celebrity show which he used the Crux Prime, the replies yesterday/today reference the Indianapolis Open where he used an Idol Pearl and SonIQ.

 The ball that Norm used was called The Belmo Slayer

Idol pearl left lane, Son!Q right lane...

There's no reason Norm Duke should be able to carry more hits than Belmonte who physically throws it with almost twice the revrate and 2-3 more RPMs on it.

This victory was all due to modern day equipment giving low rev guys the same carry as everyone else and traditionalists will never admit it.

/trolling

Yay Norm.

There's no reason Norm Duke should be able to carry more hits than Belmonte who physically throws it with almost twice the revrate and 2-3 more RPMs on it.

This victory was all due to modern day equipment giving low rev guys the same carry as everyone else and traditionalists will never admit it.

/trolling

Yay Norm.

Seen arguments made that if reactives were never invented Dell Ballard Jr. might be considered the greatest of all time by now (though PDW was winning lots with urethane too).  That guy could hook urethane like no one else.  Pretty obvious both Norm and WRW really benefited from reactives.  Still the mind wins as many titles as the tech so credit where its due.