Storm Products Inc. has acquired the assets of Global Manufacturing, LLC including all brands, trademarks and propriety technologies. This acquisition includes the 900 Global and 3G brands.

The Storm Youth Championships (SYC) invited athletes and their families to travel to Wichita, Kansas to compete at Northrock Lanes and experience the tradition of excellence in this community. 147 youth bowlers competed in three five-game rounds on three different Kegel patterns in five divisions determined by gender and age (U18 Boys, U18 Girls, U15 Boys, U15 Girls, U12 Mixed Division) for a national title and a portion of the $13,325.00 scholarship fund. The overall champions are decided based on total pinfall.

Storm Products is proud to announce that Josie Barnes has joined the Team Storm pro staff. Barnes, a 3-time Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) champion, has earned medals around the world as a 13-time member of Team USA.

Storm Products is proud to announce that Thomas Larsen of Denmark has joined the Team Storm Pro Staff. Larsen began bowling competitively at age 9 and has collected numerous titles in world competition.

While the Indy 500 started their qualifying rounds, athletes who traveled from 33 states arrived to showcase their talents at the Storm Youth Championships in Indianapolis. A total of 297 athletes were split between two 80-lane facilities for a two-day competition. The youth athletes competed in four five-game rounds on four different Kegel patterns in six different divisions determined by gender and age (U18 Boys, U18 Girls, U15 Boys, U15 Girls, U12 Boys, U12 Girls Divisions) for a national title and a portion of the $24,160 scholarship fund.

The previous two articles have shown that changing the pin-to-PAP and PSA-to-PAP distances can cause tremendous change in ball motion for particular styles of players. The final question is... What effect will large changes in the pin buffer distance have on ball motion?

Ever wonder how moving the Preferred Spin Axis (PSA) affects your ball motion? Then you NEED to read this article NOW!

The Storm Youth Championships (SYC) returned to Smyrna, Tennessee, July 24-26, for the Storm Youth Championships (SYC) Music City event. The youth bowlers competed in three five-game rounds on three different Kegel patterns in five different divisions determined by gender and age (U20 Boys, U20 Girls, U15 Boys, U15 Girls, U12 Mixed Division) for a national title and a portion of the $14,850 scholarship fund.

Pin-to-PAP distance is the most influential variable in the ball layout process. What happens when the pin is in three contrasting positions? Find out in this first of a three part series surrounding the all-new Parallax.

Storm Products is proud to announce that collegiate standout, Abby Ragsdale has joined Team Storm.

We did a comparison between the Electrify Hybrid and the Electrify Pearl. Check out the awesome results of the test including the video highlights.

The secrets of bowling performance are written before the foul line. Torques and differentials, coefficients of restitution and friction, RG bands and axis migration, the gateway to grip, power: how to shape it and put it to the lane. We bowl because there's no better way to find the limits of ball design, and no better way to apply decades of knowledge than to build balls for bowlers who take the sport seriously.

Co-Owner of Storm Products, Barbara Chrisman, Lindsay Boomershine, one of our Team Storm members, and Elysia Current, one of our Roto Grip Team members, recently introduced a campaign, titled #StormItForward!

Our fans have been submitting hundreds of questions for our live Q&A sessions from Storm HQ. While we don’t have time to answer all the questions during our Facebook Live shows, we decided to answer some of the questions in different ways.

Our owners, Bill and Barbara Chrisman generously give back to organizations within and outside of the bowling community throughout the year. Their kindness and willingness to support others is something that all employees embrace within the company.One way that Storm chooses to give back is through sponsorship of tournaments and events that occur all around the world. Storm sponsors hundreds of events throughout the year that give bowlers of all ages and skill levels the opportunities to compete and meet friends from different places.

Throughout the bowling season, the Storm Nation community comes together to raise funds and build awareness for cancer research.  With the help of the bowling community and a generous donation from the Chrisman Foundation, Storm Products and X Out Breast Cancer, presented a donation of $142,599 to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation which will continue to improve quality of life for individuals and their families who may experience a cancer diagnosis.  

We enjoy what we do at Storm. But, we were all (and still are) bowlers before coming to Storm. Now, we want you to enjoy our products as much as we do building them.

Coach Mike Jasnau is partnering up with Coconut Bowl in Sparks, Nevada and will be offering video analysis lessons from March 23 through July 2, 2020.