# Color: Red/Magenta/Black All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
# Coverstock: R2Xâ„¢ Solid Reactive
# Weight Block: Continuumâ„¢ Core
# Ball Finish: 2000-grit Abralon
# Flare Potential: 5”-6” (Med-High)
# RG: 16 - 2.49, 15 - 2.51, 14 - 2.55
# Diff: 16 - .49, 15 - .48, 14 - .45
# Fragrance: Fruit Punch

# Description: Enter…a new Dimension. At the heart of the Dimension is the all new, technologically advanced Continuum core, unique in that it merges two identical asymmetric halves 90 degrees, yet creates equal mass displacement (symmetry). Encasing the new Continuum core is Storm''''s R2X, a product of continual evolution and refinement. Send your game into the next Dimension…

The Storm Dimension has definitely been my "go to" ball.  This past Saturday night in league I shot the following with the Dimension, 300, 279, 231 for an 810 set.  The ball is drilled 3/8 - 3/8 stacked, with low top weight and a 1/2 oz. side.  Absolutely love the ball, it goes through the mid lane and has an extremely strong back end.  Congratulations Norm Duke and the rest of the Storm staff.  Let's have another exciting year!

Fritz Hoppert
Storm Staff Member

Storm Dimension

Tweener/Cranker
Pin above ring finger 4" from PAP
CG stacked
OOB Surface

This is the first high end Storm ball I've thrown and I can't say enough about it.  I already had some expectations as I had previously had a Roto Grip Cell and had heard many comparisons between the two, and needless to say my expectations were met and exceeded.  Easy length through the front with a hard, controllable break.  This ball makes a very hard arc through the break and carries the corners extremely well.  It has great continuation and on light hits, throws pins around the deck.  On sport patters, it gives a little more room for error outside as it is able to create enough friction to get back to the pocket.

Overall a terrific ball from Storm and a great introduction for me to their high end line.
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George Mason Bowling

2008-2009 Storm Sponsorship Program

layout: 2"pin- pin above bridge, CG kicked 45 degrees from the midline
Surface: box (2,000 grit abalone)
 The dimension is one the most versatile balls I have ever thrown. It reads the midlane really well with a strong, continuous backend, but not jerky. Very strong but controllable shape with this layout.  This ball is very predictable and forgivable because it reads the spot so well.

Dislike: only thing I found was that with surface change the ball doesn't read the spot as well.

The Storm Dimension is a great all around ball.  I am considered a "tweener" I fall some where in between a stroker and a cranker.  So far I have only used this ball on college sport patterns including one NCAA tournament.  The Dimension is very smooth through the fronts and hits very strong when it gets to the pocket.  I have played up 10 with the Dimension as well as around 18 to 10 and it performed well on both lines.  I will say that on dry or short patterns unless you have the ability to loft the ball it will be hard to find a line.  I do not have the ability to loft the ball so I ended up balling down towards the end of our last tournament.  The Dimension is a great addition to anyones bag who is looking for some hook.

First I want to thank Steve Todd for this great rolling gem! My pap is in my profile and please note that although I track very low, I'm not a spinner release. I laid this ball out with the pin down and 4" from my pap, which placed the pin below my middle finger and I placed the cg right and below the midline this equated to a 50deg layout. I placed a weight hole measured from my grip center through the cg and is placed just below midline 1" past my val. This ball is beyond smooth with a strong move at my breakpoint with amazing continuation. I rolled it with my Special Agent that is drilled with the same 50 deg layout, but with the pin above my ring finger and pin 31/2" from my pap. When I got lined up I could play a similar line with both, but the Special I was maybe a 1 to 2 boards further left, but it didn't have the continuation through the pins like the Dimension. I felt I had more room and forgiveness with the Dimension and will select to use it more because of the extra room I have, because of the smoothness and forgiveness! The carry and hit of my Dimension is better and I like the fact that I can stay lined up longer with the Dimension. I rolled several games using both and when I had to move left with the Special Agent, I was able to stay in the same place with the Dimension, because of the strong arc at the breakpoint. The Special Agent had more deflection at the pocket than the Dimension, even with the stronger move at the break point. Thanks Steve, Hank and Storm for making a very usable piece of equipment, now for a pearl version! Just my $.02, Bruce
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"Train a child up in the way he should go and when he is old he will "BOWL UP A STORM AND BE KING OF THEM ALL" and not turn from it."

I have my Dimension drilled with the pin half an inch above the right finger and cg stacked.  Overall this is one of the greatest balls I have ever thrown on sport conditions and a very aggressive ball on house shots.  The Dimension has a very controllable reaction, one of the smoothest rolls ive seen, its clean through the fronts and still has the energy to destroy the pins.  I bowl on sport shots all the time (including PBA patterns) and this is my first ball of choice on any pattern 39ft and greater.  I would recommend this ball to anyone who wants to take their game up a notch or fill a void for a high end ball.

Please read my reviews on the gravity shift and rapid fire pearl and how they compliment the dimension for a complete ball arsenal.

Shawn Logan
GMU

This ball was amazing on heavier pattern like the storng motion this have and also retain energie . Hit very hard into the pins . Very similar to the cell now since roto-grip introduce the Cell pearl it's time to storm to introduice the Dimension pearl !!!