Should be a staple in everyone's bag. On tour The Omega Crux has been a major hit for just about everyone. For big asymmetrical balls, this rarely happen. For such a big core this ball gets through the front part of the lane easily and never stops once it sees friction

Omega Crux
RG / Diff: 2.54 / .050
Ball Specs: 3000 grit - GI-20 Pearl Reactive / Catalyst Core
Layout: 65 x 3 1/2 x 50
Results: This was much stronger then what my prior Cruxes. I actually moved right to about 30 and look at the bottom of the 4 pin to make the ball stay in the pocket. The ball works well on a THS with SPL roll a little early on HPL and less blended THS. Apollo Strong!!! I used this ball more of the 40ft Kegel flex pattern and found the ball roll better inside of the track area and where the oil was heavier and longer. This ball will suit those players that bowl on the harder lane surfaces like SPL, Pro-lane and Anvilane on the longer house patterns and needs a set up from the IQ Tour or Phaze II.

Ball Specs:
Storm Omega Crux
Pearl Reactive
3000 Grit
Ball Specs: Asymmetric Core
Layout 50 x 4 x 40

Bowler Specs:
Right Hand. PAP 5” Over 1/2 up
Rev Rate 300. Tilt 20. Rotation 50.
Speed at cameras 15.5

Review:
The new Omega Crux has a perfect motion for lanes that have a good amount of oil. The Omega is a pearl but comes sanded to 3000. The finish from the factory looks more like a 2000 to me if we recreated it in the shop. This ball rolls nothing like the prime. The Omega gets down the lane further before it reads the lane and saves plenty of movement for the back end of the lane. You can feel safe when you move in and open up the lane with the Omega that it will come back and hit. I have noticed the latest big hooking balls from Storm/Roto strike a lot! My carry percent is up with the Omega and the UFO on the heavier patterns. We have a couple shops and my VIP balls sold as soon as they hit the shelf. The bowlers who got them are seeing great results with plenty of hook and hit. We bowl on a slightly wetter and flatter house shot than most and the Omega rolled great and got a lot of attention. When I did have to move with the Omega the moves where smaller than normal and this kept me in my comfort zone. The Omega revs up easily has a great move at the break point and will not over react. The carry is excellent. If I drew up a ball motion I wanted it would be the Omega Crux. I would put this ball between my UFO and Original Halo in total hook.

Summary:
The Omega Crux has the motion bowlers want.
The Omega has a nice back end move and hit.
This ball strikes a lot!

Glenn Wendel
PBA Member
Storm Pro Shop Staff

Super good backend motion strong midland really smooth transition.Fits my two-handed style a lot.Thanks for making this ball!!!!

Last night before league I had my ball driller punch holes in this ball. I was looking for a certain motion and Took time on the layout. Well right out of the box I shot 806 during league and can’t say enough about it. If you don’t have one, GET ONE!!!!

I picked up this ball and a Physics because I did not have anything with an asymmetric core. The proshop drilled this and I picked it up on the release date. I am so impressed how it picks up early and how aggressive it is in the back end. The only way to describe the pin carry is "I think somebody made Zeus angry!!!!!"

I’ve been patiently waiting to drill this ball as soon as I heard it was coming. It’s almost a spitting image in terms of ball reaction to the Alpha Crux. GI-20 is our newest formulation of high friction/slower response time cover. That wrapped around the proven catalyst core produce an extremely stable and readable ball reaction that doesn’t sacrifice any continuation. I decided to create a pretty lengthy review video that covers all the details of the ball.