Introducing the Phaze A.I., the next evolution in the renowned Phaze line. Think Phaze II, but pearl. This new release brings the same game-changing performance, now with an even more electrifying edge. The Phaze A.I. pairs the iconic low RG/high differential Velocity Core with groundbreaking A.I. Core technology, creating enhanced ball dynamics and improved pin carry. The TX-16 Pearl Reactive coverstock is more dynamic than ever, delivering unmatched backend reaction. With the all-new Power Edge finish, the Phaze A.I. is set to dominate the lanes with an aggressive entry angle and undeniable style. Prepare to be impressed—this ball doesn't just perform, it captivates.
Fragrance: Cherry Vanilla Cupcake
Release Date: October 18
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Phaze A.I.
Storm Phaze A.I. Coverstock: TX-16 Pearl Reactive Finish: Power Edge Core: Velocity A.I. Core (14pd.) RG: 2.52 Differential: 0.052 Layout: 5 x 4 x 3 1/2 - 2LS Layout Extras: 2 1/8 Finger Depth, "X" - 4 1/2 D and 1 Inch Left Tester: PAP 6 1/2 R, 1 1/4 D Review: The Storm Phaze A.I. features the Velocity A.I. core and the TX-16 coverstock made famous on the Phaze II. The Phaze A.I. will be that perfect ball in the arsenal for your high to medium/medium type conditions where you want great continuous reaction through the pocket. At the OOB finish the all new Power Edge finishing process appears to be a home run. I was introduced to Power Edge early on in our MatchMaker kits. The surface appears tackier than Reacta Gloss. Also, in previous offerings Reacta Gloss, at times, has been known to be a touch smooth. The all new Power Edge applied to the Phaze A.I. will make this ball intriguing to bowling enthusiasts. The Phaze A.I. provides nice length and great motion off the spot. For this ball I have left the coverstock untouched at this time. If you are one that likes to hit the surface immediately a slightly worn 2000 Abralon pad should do the trick. In comparing the Phaze A.I. to the Phaze II I was pleasantly surprised the Phaze A.I. went through the front part of the lane more than I initially thought. Also, being finished with Power Edge versus a solid it makes sense the Phaze A.I. will pick up on the lane a little later than the Phaze II. Downlane the Phaze A.I. shows a distinct strong shape however it is not as jumpy as one might think making the Phaze A.I. versatile on a variety of conditions. Is the Phaze A.I strong? Yes, it sure is, but I did feel even when I got steep with my angles the Phaze A.I. did not quit. The Phaze A.I. will thrive and see more use with open v. closed angles. I'm definitely excited to test the Phaze A.I. over time and truly believe this flagship ball will be the best one to date. Please be sure to visit your favorite pro shop today and don't forget to check in on my channel at: https://youtube.com/channel/UC1VA-MgFBo9mIZde-G3T11A for occasional video reviews. Be sure to grab your Phaze A.I. today! Michael Slatky 900 Global Staff Member York, PA
