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Storm Code X
The Storm Code X continues the popular Code line of Storm bowling balls. This ball is the solid version of the Code Black and Code Red. The Code X features the R2S Solid Reactive coverstock that is wrapped around the RAD4 Core and is finished with a 3000 grit Abralon pad. This bowling ball offers more midlane read and performs well on heavy oil conditions.
- Color: Black/Blue/Purple
All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown - Core: RAD4
- Coverstock: R2S Solid Reactive
- Finish: 3000-grit
- RG: 2.50 (based on 15# ball)
- Differential: 0.058 (based on 15# ball)
- Recommended Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Oil
- Fragrance: Orange Zest
- A few tiny pit holes in the cover stock of the ball are normal
- SKU: STBBMTEX
- Product ID: 11183
- Brand: Storm
- Category: Bowling Balls
- Ball Performance: High-Performance Balls
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Is the hyroad nano and code x close in performmence
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how does the code x compare and differ the sure lock
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The Sure Lock will have a 2000 grit finish solid coverstock and best performs on heavy oil only whereas the Code X is a 3000 grit finish solid coverstock and performs best on medium-heavy oiled lane conditions.
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How does the code x compare to the phase 2? Can either one of these be used on a regular house condition?
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I'm a first time buyer when I purchase the bowling ball do y'all drill the holes or do I need to go somewhere to get the finger holes drilled
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You can either have it drilled through Bowling.com or you can take it to your local driller and have it fit perfectly to your hand when being drilled.
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How does code-x compare with a new intense fire?
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The Storm Code X will be more aggressive than the Storm Intense Fire because the Code X is a solid coverstock whereas the Intense Fire is a hybrid coverstock. The Code X will also have a 3000 grit finish which will make it go longer than the Storm Intense Fire which only has a 1500 grit finish.
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Does the 13# ball have same core as 15# ball
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Is the code X good for a fullroller
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How does the Code X compare and differ to the Alpha Crux?
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Out of the box the Alpha Crux has a duller 2000 grit finish which can help the Alpha Crux read a little earlier on the lane. However, the weight block on the Code X is stronger and this can help the Code X to make up the hook for breaking a little later than the Alpha Crux so they are going to cover about the same amount of boards.
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how does the code x compare to the code black. I have a 15 lb code black suggested by the bowling ally proshop.. its to heavy. I am interested in the code x 14 lbs.
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The Code X will be a solid coverstock making it a more aggressive ball than the Code Black, which is a Pearl coverstock. The Code X will break sooner than the Code Black.
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Which ball hooks more the code x or the trident abyss
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How does this ball compare to the code red
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which high performance balls have the same core in a 13# as 14#
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How does the Code X compare to the IQ Tour?
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Is this ball equal to the depth charge
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I found some details on the Depth Charge and I believe it was a particle pearl ball. The details show it worked in medium to heavy oil but it was polished to try and go longer on the lanes. The Code X was a duller finish out of the box so it was going to read a little more on the midlane and have a smoother hook reaction. The Code X is newer as well so that may give it a slightly high hook potential with the newer technology used on balls today.
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How would this match up with a Physix?
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The Code X will be a bit more aggressive than the PhysiX for it is a solid coverstock and the PhysiX will have a hybrid coverstock. The solid will break sooner than the hybrid.
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What’s the difference between PhysiX and CodeX
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can the straight bowler use the code x?
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If you are not used to throwing a hooking ball, then this will be too much ball for you and you would want to stick with a spare ball that only bowls straight.
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How is this ball compared to the soniq
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How does the code x compare to the HyRoad X
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