Storm Monsoon Bowling Ball

The Monsoon should be the winner of most under rated ball in 2026. I know it was used to break the scoring record on the tour but man there are a lot of options with this ball. It works for all different types of players and styles. I already had one customer bowl 300 at the Maryland State Open with it the day after I drilled it. I personally have been able to go to this ball in multiple different houses on a variety of patterns. It has been a great ball for me to move to after starting with my Vengeance and before I jump to my Bionic. The medium RG and higher diff are an amazing combination for this ball and is very predictable for me when I am using it.

This ball, the way it looks out of the box, it might say it hooks a lot. But to me, yes it hooks, but not as much as I thought it would, which is great. It really gives you a reliable motion that you can count on. I myself, most solid bowling balls I like to keep them the "out of the box finish" but the Monsoon, I like it with a little lane shine on it but not much. I'd like to say a 3000 look. Where the Monsoon comes 2000 out of the box. I have fun with this ball, It smells pretty good, the price point being a Hot Line ball. The Typhoon is a great Pearl ball and now the Monsoon to help out being a solid, it was a great addition. It sure it hooks mid lane, but has a continuous reaction on the back end as well. I've tried it on a house shot, and even on a 36' pattern, Its a ball for different lane conditions for sure. This brand never disappoints!

My Storm Monsoon with the 4 ½ x 5 x 6 2LS layout is a ball I rely on when I need control, consistency, and a smooth shape. It blends the lane really well and gives me confidence when the pattern gets tricky. For me, it’s that dependable piece I can go to when I want to stay in control and let the ball do the work without overreacting.

If you're in the market for a ball that will give you consistency and control then look no further because the brand new monsoon is the ball for you. This ball has the Atmos AI core wrapped in the reactor solid coverstock. Go on out to your local proshop and put your favorite layout on this ball, you will not be disappointed especially for the price. Storm really out did there selves with this ball!

Monsoon is the continuation of Storm's recent revamping of the Hot line in a big way. This solid version of the Typhoon offers a smooth, midlane-y cover that is overall not as strong as that found on the RockStar or Bionic, which are my typical go-to strong symmetrical options. Monsoon provides a better option on higher friction lane surfaces and as a 2-ball on cliffed conditions as friction develops. Typical house shots with high ratios usually lend themselves to blendier shapes like Bionic and RockStar, but if those are too flat, Monsoon provides a cleaner solid option that bridges the gap into pearl balls as the lanes develop. -Chase Valenzuela

Layout: 40 x 4 1/8 x 40 The balance of power and control that the Monsoon has makes it an important part of most bowlers arsenals. This ball has a good bit of early midlane traction that allows it to be used on fresh oil – as long as the volume is not too high. In those situations, the Bionic or the new Alpha Crux would be a great first ball that would lead into the Monsoon as the second ball. Sport patterns are another situation where this ball will shine, as it's predictability and controllable nature will allow it to be used on most tougher patterns. I have found that the Monsoon is too smooth for me to move in too deep with it – at that point, I need to turn to the Ion Max Pearl or the Viking. Overall, this ball is fantastic on most medium/heavy to medium conditions.

The Monsoon is SPI’s latest addition to the Hot line. The Monsoon builds off the reaction the Typhoon gave us last year. The Monsoon wrapped in the Reactor Solid and finished with some texture allows you to stay further right and blend the lane better than you could with the Typhoon. The Monsoon will be the perfect game 1 ball for rev dominate players on softer patterns when they want the ability to stay further right. The Monsoon is now available for purchase from any Storm VIP Pro Shop! Review Video: https://youtu.be/djfKp9fsIfk?si=SrAcTPpF1CtZeKC3

This ball, the way it looks out of the box, it might say it hooks a lot. But to me, yes it hooks, but not as much as I thought it would, which is great. It really gives you a reliable motion that you can count on. I myself, most solid bowling balls I like to keep them the "out of the box finish" but the Monsoon, I like it with a little lane shine on it but not much. I'd like to say a 3000 look. Where the Monsoon comes 2000 out of the box. I have fun with this ball, It smells pretty good, the price point being a Hot Line ball. The Typhoon is a great Pearl ball and now the Monsoon to help out being a solid, it was a great addition. It sure it hooks mid lane, but has a continuous reaction on the back end as well. I've tried it on a house shot, and even on a 36' pattern, Its a ball for different lane conditions for sure.

Introducing the new Storm Monsoon. The layout is 4 1/4 x 4 3/8 x 2 3/8 (50 x 4 1/4 x 40 using the dual angle layout). With the combination of the Atmos A.I. Core and the Reactor solid coverstock, the Monsoon is an amazing tool for controlled power, offering a balance of length and mid-lane stability. The Monsoon gave me a great look on medium to light conditions. This ball provides the great amount of traction and control with great hitting power. It’s simple and it’s to the point. This will ball to start off on fresh on your typical house shot, and able to play your angles tigher to the pocket. Along with the Typhoon will be your one-two punch. I can see why Francois Lavoie made history with this ball during qualifying of the 2026 PBA Ohio Classic with this ball! If you want a bang for your buck, please go and get this ball. It’s out now, so go and get ahead and get it!

Storm Monsoon Ball Review The Monsoon features the Atmos AI core wrapped with the Reactor Solid coverstock. This is the same core that was used in the Typhoon. RG-2.53 Diff-.042 Symmetrical Core Finish-2000 Grit Abralon Layout-4.5x4x2.25 (VLS) The Monsoon will be a smooth ball that will read the midlane with a smooth controllable backend.. The Monsoon will be stronger than most of your value priced balls so its a lot of bang for bucks. I compared the Monsoon to my trusty Phaze 2 solid and it wasn't as strong as the Phaze 2 with more controllable backend. So i will use the Monsoon when my Phaze 2 is too strong but i still want to control the midlane. The Monsoon will be a great option on shorter patterns or to control the backends. The Monsoon is available now!!!!!!!!!!!