Storm Products Inc. takes pride in our people, products, and process.
We’re humbled with the outpouring of support from the bowling industry throughout the United States and worldwide and we will continue to demonstrate our unwavering support towards bowling as we have for 30 years.
We strive to be honest and open in our communication demonstrating both empathy and integrity. Taking care of our customers is of the upmost importance.
All Storm balls are manufactured based on specific ball approvals granted by the USBC, and Storm’s materials and processes do not change at any point during the manufacture of approved balls. Our testing has shown that many factors, including differences in surface finish, can cause variances in durometer readings. We intend to showcase our testing procedures at a future date.
The vast majority of all competitions in the United States and Worldwide have continued to allow the Storm, Roto Grip, and 900 Global balls that are affected by the USBC National Tournament Exclusion Rule to remain in play. These balls continue to be USBC approved for well over 95% of all other tournaments worldwide.
We understand that at this time, there are many customers who have questions regarding their products and the exchange process. We will be sharing the details of this voluntary process as soon as possible.
Our customers, pro shops, team around the world and the dedicated people who work at our manufacturing plant in the United States every day continue to be our priority as we navigate the USBC National Tournament Exclusion Rule.
I’ll continue to be a loyal storm fan. This is just a little hiccup and it’ll work out in the end. Storm will make it right.
I bought the spectre it got banned so I exchanged it for the wolverine but also went a bought the phase4 cause they said it would take 3-4 weeks and I wanted to learn the ball for nationals in a few weeks. Well I guess it’s plan F now cause the only 3balls I now have are all banned for nationals. Don’t know what to do afraid to buy another ball cause it might get banned. Guess my life long dream of bowling nationals will have to be done with a house ball. 500.00 in balls and drilling and I got nothing to show for it thanks USBC. I guess who gives a dam I am not a pro and just a hard working American veteran. The worst part is I live in northwest kansas and have to go to Denver co or Wichita ks to get ball work done that’s a 4-5 hour trip. Storm can you help a poor guy out here.
Got Back into bowling after 10-15yrs of chasing a kids baseball dream. My 2006 Storm Jolt wasn’t cutting it, so upgraded to the Storm Spectre, then found out the USBC ruling. I loved the Spectre. First league game after so long was a 222 with the Spectre with best of 255. Just received the exchange ball from Storm in a quick smooth process and delivery. It was the Wolverine….. Had it drilled when I found out about the additional rulings involving the Wolverine and additional balls. This seems strange how the rulings are different. I love the Spectre and the Wolverine, but isn’t illegal….still illegal regarding different levels of play? I hope and trust the new exchange process will be as smooth and quick.