The cover on the Parallax Effect made such a strong move downlane that Cranker was three boards farther left with his laydown and target at the arrows compared to the Parallax. In transition, he could make small moves to the inside and gradually open up his angles. When compared to the Parallax Effect, the Dark Code is a touch longer and more responsive down lane. I went from an average of 160 to 225 now that’s a big difference. It had plenty of teeth to read the midlane and set up a strong move at the back end, helping it quickly become a favorite ball for him. I have never seen a ball with alot of backend power until I purchased the DarK Code. Generally, with polished pearls, he needs to take a big step right and reduce his speed to give the ball a chance to pick up the lane, but this wasn’t the case with the Parallax Effect.
This ball’s amount of total hook really impressed Cranker on the heavy oil pattern. Storm Parallax Effect Bowling Ball Sale at Above ALL Bowling Supply Pro Shop & Online Store on Every aspect of a bowling ball must serve. Unlike many polished pearl bowling balls, the Parallax Effect tested really well on our heavy oil volume test pattern, as well as on the medium oil pattern. The Parallax Effect’s TractionX7 Pearl coverstock comes out of the box at a 1500 grit polished finish, which is the standard finish for shiny Storm products. Both balls share the asymmetrical Aeroflo core shape that was designed to mimic a ball drilled with a weight hole. Ball Name: Parallax: Phaze III: Cover Name: TractionX7 Hybrid Reactive: R3S Hybrid Reactive: Cover Type: Reactive Hybrid: Reactive Hybrid: Box Finish: 1500 Grit Polished.
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The Parallax Effect is the pearlized follow-up to the hybrid-shelled Parallax. To view the full bowling ball review for one of these balls, click the ball name link in the table below.
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