Storm24
11-25-2012, 01:19 PM
The Lucid uses the new ERG™ coverstock utilizes similar technology from our NRG™ coverstock but without the Nano additive. Evolution Reactive Genesis, ERG for short, is closer to a pure reactive which creates a later break point, putting more emphasis on the backend.
I drilled my Lucid 65 x 5.25 x 65 with the thought in mind to use this ball for medium lane conditions and for league. This is a very strong pearl. With the new cover I've noticed the ball does retain more energy than some of the past Asymmetrical Storm pearls. So this ball and drilling allowed me to open up the lane, and create good angle to carry. I also noticed how the Lucid keeps the pins low and the 6 pin kicks out the 10 with ease.
If you liked the Vivid, then the Lucid would give you more length and kick at the back without sacrificing the mid-lane roll.
I have received a lot of good feedback from bowlers that have thrown this ball, from strokers, tweeners and crankers. Very versatile ball from Storm.
PAP 4 up 1 1/4
http://i532.photobucket.com/albums/ee323/bowl2win24/2012-10-02_20-39-23_115.jpg
I drilled my Lucid 65 x 5.25 x 65 with the thought in mind to use this ball for medium lane conditions and for league. This is a very strong pearl. With the new cover I've noticed the ball does retain more energy than some of the past Asymmetrical Storm pearls. So this ball and drilling allowed me to open up the lane, and create good angle to carry. I also noticed how the Lucid keeps the pins low and the 6 pin kicks out the 10 with ease.
If you liked the Vivid, then the Lucid would give you more length and kick at the back without sacrificing the mid-lane roll.
I have received a lot of good feedback from bowlers that have thrown this ball, from strokers, tweeners and crankers. Very versatile ball from Storm.
PAP 4 up 1 1/4
http://i532.photobucket.com/albums/ee323/bowl2win24/2012-10-02_20-39-23_115.jpg