Retired
- Cover
- R2S Pearl
- Factory finish
- 1500-grit Polish
- Color
- Cyan / Indigo / Charcoal
- Core (15 lb)
- Atomic
- R.G. / Differential / Bias
16 lb 2.480 0.054 0.017 15 lb 2.480 0.053 0.017 14 lb 2.530 0.052 0.015 13 lb 2.570 0.032 0.010 12 lb 2.590 0.029 0.008 - Release date
- June 21, 2019
- Balls with the same cover
- These balls have the same R2S Pearl cover as the Astro PhysiX:
- Balls with the same core
- These balls have the same 15-lb Atomic core as the Astro PhysiX:
- From the manufacturer
At Storm, our intention creates our reality. When discussing the best balls on the market, tour players invariably mention the PhysiX™. As always, we don’t build bowling balls just because we can. We define the need based on the feedback from our tour professionals, Storm VIP pro shop operators, and our loyal fans. The all-new AstroPhysiX is yet another exemplary gem that will fulfill the needs of many.
- Status
- Retired. This ball is no longer produced by the manufacturer, but it may still be available at pro shops and online retailers in limited weights.
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 | Phaze 4 Storm | Velocity symmetric | Feb 11, 2022 |
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 | !Q Tour Emerald Storm | C³ Centripetal Control symmetric | Jun 21, 2019 |
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 | Sky Rocket Storm | Booster symmetric | Jun 30, 2015 |
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 | !Q Tour Pearl Storm | C³ Centripetal Control symmetric | Dec 4, 2012 |
| Name | Cover | Released | |
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 | Proton PhysiX Storm | NeX Solid | Dec 4, 2020 |
 | PhysiX Storm | NRG Hybrid | Oct 19, 2018 |