Author Topic: Modern Marvel (Read 22749 times)

admin · « **on:** December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »

High Performance
- COLOR: Ale Pearl/Black and Red Solid All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
- COVERSTOCK: R2X Hybrid Reactive
- CORE: Centripetal
- FACTORY FINISH: 4000-grit Abralon
- FRAGRANCE:Aromatherapy - Calm
- RECOMMENED LANE CONDITION: Heavy Oil
- RG: 16#-2.48, 15#-2.48, 14#-2.53, 13#-2.59, 12#-2.65
- DIFFERENTIAL: 16#-.052, 15#-.050, 14#-.049, 13#-.045, 12#-.035
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- DESCRIPTION: The R2X hybrid reactive coverstock handles heavy oil like a champ while the fast-revving Centripetal core works with nearly every layout imaginable. Prepped with a 4000-grit Abralon finish, the Modern Marvel provides optimum traction throughout the entire lane.
The Master line features new technology with strong, dynamic core shapes that are sure to help all bowlers looking to ‘master’ the sport of bowling.
Early in 2011, Norm Duke won the U.S. Open with the original Prodigy (the first in this series) while playing the straighter down-and-in line. The Centripetal core gave him a predictable reaction which allowed him to focus solely on his shot making and win his sixth major.
So, as we move forward with technology and discuss the intent of the new Modern Marvel, we are looking for a stronger yet controllable ball motion that will fit a variety of bowlers and lane conditions, and one that yields a consistent motion throughout the entire lane.
One of the most popular balls of the 2011 World Series of Bowling, the Marvel Pearl was preferred by Ryan Shafer, Dom Barrett, and many more looking to open up the backends. The new Modern Marvel will provide more midlane traction as it features a textured R2X hybrid reactive cover.
Prepped with 4000-grit Abralon to match the “modern” environment, the Modern Marvel provides an optimum amount of traction throughout the entire lane; just enough glide through the heads without over-skidding and enough backend to verify you are indeed throwing a Storm bowling ball.
The Centripetal core’s symmetrical shape provides countless drilling options. So feel free to drop your favorite layout in the Modern Marvel as this shape has quickly become one of the favorites of players around the globe. And if you are looking for something a touch different than what you already have, be sure check out the Storm symmetrical drilling guide as you’re sure to find exactly what you need.
With this outstanding combination of coverstock and core, you’ll quickly see why this new release from Storm is sure to become a true modern marvel.

Gene J Kanak · « **Reply #16 on:** January 28, 2014, 09:23:38 AM »

I got this ball used and in pretty much brand-new condition from a very generous friend of mine. He said that he didn't really care for the shape it gave him. I value his opinion very much because he's a better player than I am likely ever to be; however, I have to respectfully disagree with him on this one! I simply love the shot shape I can achieve with the Modern Marvel. The core in this one gets the ball started up earlier than many of my other Storm/Roto balls, which gives it a very solid grab of the midlane. That hard bite doesn't take away from the back end or hitting power though. I get a very rounded look from the Modern Marvel. It's basically a smooth, strong, controllable arc all the way through the lane. I've tried a few different surfaces on the Modern, but I prefer to keep it at a fresh 2000 abralon. At that surface, the ball serves as my benchmark piece. The reaction I get from this one lets me know whether I need to move up to my Lucid, Endless Nightmare, or Vivid or down to my Frantic, IQ Tour Pearl, or Nail (Fire/Smoke). Overall, this is a really, really nice all-around ball. Oh, and it smells great too! lol

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