Storm PhysiX
Cover
NRG Hybrid
Factory finish
3000-grit
Color
Red / Blue / Purple
Core (15 lb)
Atomic
R.G. / Differential / Bias
16 lb2.4800.0540.017
15 lb2.4800.0530.017
14 lb2.5300.0520.015
13 lb2.5700.0320.010
12 lb2.5900.0290.008
Release date
October 19, 2018
Balls with the same cover
These balls have the same NRG Hybrid cover as the PhysiX:
NameCore (15 lb)Released
Storm Trend 2Trend 2
Storm
Piston LD
symmetric
Oct 29, 2021
Storm All-RoadAll-Road
Storm
Inverted FeĀ² Technology
symmetric
Oct 25, 2019
Storm Super Son!QSuper Son!Q
Storm
Centripetal HD
symmetric
Mar 8, 2019
Balls with the same core
These balls have the same 15-lb Atomic core as the PhysiX:
NameCoverReleased
Storm Infinite PhysiXInfinite PhysiX
Storm
ReX
Pearl
Jul 8, 2022
Storm Proton PhysiXProton PhysiX
Storm
NeX
Solid
Dec 4, 2020
Storm Astro PhysiXAstro PhysiX
Storm
R2S
Pearl
Jun 21, 2019
From the manufacturer

The development of the new PhysiX has been a sprawling process that has spanned several years. Dialing in the precise dynamics of a shape that is iconic to the Storm brand was our ambition, and the PhysiX became our destination. Yes, it officially boasts a 0.053 total differential in a 15 pound ball, and the rest of its prodigious oomph accepts credit from the strategically placed inlets surrounding the oval bolt and greater mass displacement along the z-axis creating an enhanced intermediate differential. With extreme amounts of power and dynamics, the PhysiX almost feels like cheating.