I drilled my Dimension with a 65° front angle, 5†pin to PAP, 50° back angle and a medium sized weight hole near my PAP. Out of the box, it quickly became apparent to me that this is one of the strongest balls Storm has ever made. The Dimension is a far cry from the usual skid-flip reaction you normally expect from Storm. This ball reads the midlane very well, but unlike a lot of balls at 2,000 Abralon, it still has enough in the tank to make a solid move on the backend.
I kept my Dimension at the box surface for a while, but was unable to use it very often. Even with the 5†pin, it was just too strong for a lot of the conditions I encounter on a regular basis. In hopes of getting a little more mileage out of it, I brought the surface up to 4,000 Abralon. This gave me that little bit of extra length I was looking for and the continuation through the pins to get the corners out.
My experience with this ball so far has shown me that out of the box, it is great on heavy oil patterns. Even with my firm ball speed, this ball reads the midlane strong and rarely blows through the breakpoint. And if it is a little too early for your liking out of the box, the surface is also very tunable for medium length/volume patterns.
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Art Brown
Storm Amateur Staff