Storm FATE
Storm

FATE

✓ USBC Approved ✓ PBA Certified Discontinued

USBC approved 2022-08-23 · Released 2022-11-01

Medium-heavy oil

Coverstock
ReX Pearl Reactive (pearl)
Core
F-8 Core (symmetric)
Factory finish
Reacta Gloss
Flare potential
High
Color
Sapphire Pearl

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Specs by weight

Weight RG Differential
16lb 2.520 0.052
15lb 2.520 0.053
14lb 2.540 0.052
13lb 2.590 0.045
12lb 2.650 0.035

International listings

This ball is sold through 2 national distributors. Each publishes its own product page and spec sheet, so specs and colour names can differ between markets.

Where to buy

Manufacturer price
Lowest price (15lb) $249.95
Average price (15lb) $249.95
Highest price (15lb) $249.95

Prices shown for 15lb

About this ball

The Belmo story would not be the same if his path didn't cross with Storm. For over 20 years they have formed a formidable team. Winning titles globally as an amateur and then breaking records and setting the PBA Tour on fire together for over adecade. The partnership between Storm and Belmo was not luck, it was their FATE.F-8 Core: Compared to the Dual-Drive, Piston, and Piston LD, the F-8 Core in the Fate has been packed with more differential than any previous Belmo ball before it. With those enhanced dynamics, the Fate gives the player more recovery and hitting power than any previous collaboration. This newly designed weight block was created to play multiple angles and have superior performance no matter your rev rate.ReX Pearl Reactive Coverstock: Traditionally, the term “hybrid” suggests that both solid and pearl components coexist within a coverstock. We saw a better way for hybrids and took it. When we joined R2S with NeX in the lab, the results exceeded our expectations. In our testing, we discovered that the Dark Code read the midlane slightly sooner than the Code Black thanks to its NeX foundation but produced similar backend and entry angle numbers because the chemical porosity of R2S is slightly more compact than NeX. We left nothing to chance with this one. Thus, ReX a.k.a. “Reactor Extreme” was born.

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