Chad McClean just posted an updated chart.

Funny that some of their highest priced balls are made up from combinations of the middle of the road cores & cover, but if you get into the territory of the HyRoad(Nano) then you're saving like $75-80 bucks off of the MSRP of the Timeless/Drive & SonIQ balls.

Considering how much better Storm’s middle of the road covers/cores are than their strong counterparts, I’d argue it’s actually the high end asyms that are overpriced.

(Joking... kind of.)

I thought NRG and Nano were the same.

They are the same. The R2S Nano on the Drive is a weaker variation.

What's interesting is Chad said this chart is only domestic releases. But R2S Deep Pearl and NRG Smooth have only been on overseas balls?? Haven't seen the Reactor XG before either

I need more R2X in my life.

+1

Quote from: mrwizerd on May 23, 2018, 03:16:26 PM

Quote from: n00dlejester on May 23, 2018, 10:25:58 AM

I need more R2X in my life.

+1

It's almost like they killed that cover. I could see R2X making a return in the premier line in a year. Not sure on the other lines, but I would like to see it used more often.

Yes! I can't believe it just vanished. It's on some of the most iconic Storm balls (Virtual Gravity; Marvel Pearl) - give me more of it!

RAD-X and RAD-4 changed, maybe he could update 1 more time on Centripetal C3 in the IQ Tour vs Marvel Pearl

C3 is under the Stinger 2.0 core

Does anyone know if there is a chart for Roto Grip balls?

There hasn't been an updated one yet.

I'm sorry, but after spending the last hour debugging a new web site, I'm in tech mode... I have to say it... This is a really great marketing slide, looks totally slick, but it is useless as a technical update. There's no info AT ALL given on the relative placement for each parameter from 1 thru 100... ... Is there another technical slide anywhere by chance?