- Rocket Launcher

First Impressions
The Storm Rocket Launcher arrives as an eye-catching international release in a heavy solid color blend. The heart of this model is the symmetrical Booster Core, which features a 2.540 RG and a solid 0.046 differential. The cover is the proven R2S Solid Reactive coverstock, finished out of the box with a matte Abralon surface. The moderate RG lets the core rotate very definitely, while the roughed-up shell should keep the ball skidding very safely through the heads and building substantial traction in the midlane. The design aims at a strong, controlled reaction.
Comparison
Compared to the regular Storm Rocket, which has a hybrid cover, the Rocket Launcher grabs noticeably earlier and offers a considerably more arcing reaction at the breakpoint. Against the Storm Phaze II, the Rocket Launcher creates a very similar, hard-hitting motion, though the Booster core revs up slightly later. As soon as the transition sets in and the front part of the lane dries up, the Rocket Launcher burns up energy quickly because of its matte surface. It needs enough oil to carry its dynamics into the pocket.
On the Lanes
The Storm Rocket Launcher finds its preferred territory on medium to heavily oiled lane conditions. It is the perfect choice if you need a ball on fresh patterns that grabs hard and produces a steady hook. The dependable reaction helps you avoid missing the breakpoint even in volume. The ball should maximize carry through its brutal drive. On dry lanes, however, this ball is too aggressive and extremely hard to keep on the intended line.